Quote from: arwifi on October 30, 2019, 03:58:43 PM

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Ill look at your source later and give my input.... I have errands to run right now and I don't have time at the moment to do so. We do appreciate you posting the source for validation (I believe someone may try to compile and compare binaries, so giving build environment details and variables will help us with this).

I just transform daemonadaware.bat to an exe file with https://mega.nz/#!fYZH2Q4B!kics8bd__232Axn6ijrpaLBNnV_X5j91eFLwbqo4HM4 yo need to check to install.bat too i transform to an exe too with the same program but is not necessary.

You always need admin rights to execute the bats or exes.

nope, a .bat file is treated in the system like a .lnk file....

it's the calls within it that can trigger admin priv being necessary.

Example being a .bat that calls a powershell command to lets say fetch a file from the internet.... or to launch in system space like my .vbs script does.

But I see; You say you are using a .bat to .exe translator of sorts.... When I have the spare time, Ill look it over... just been busy and dealing extra personal issues recently.