Is automatic login possible for the Console?

[JWise1203]

I am trying to create a standard Windows user for displaying cameras on a security computer monitor. I have the account set to log into Windows automatically. I also have set Blue Iris to not require Administrator privileges. I have the Blue Iris console in the Startup folder.

My problem is, the Blue Iris User login prompt. Since this machine is meant to be unmanned, I need a way for the console to launch without a login prompt. Is there a way to configure Blue Iris to login automatically when launching a non-admin? Command arguments or something?

 

[fenderman]

I am trying to create a standard Windows user for displaying cameras on a security computer monitor. I have the account set to log into Windows automatically. I also have set Blue Iris to not require Administrator privileges. I have the Blue Iris console in the Startup folder.

My problem is, the Blue Iris User login prompt. Since this machine is meant to be unmanned, I need a way for the console to launch without a login prompt. Is there a way to configure Blue Iris to login automatically when launching a non-admin? Command arguments or something?

setup as windows admin user.

 

[JWise1203]

Is setting up as an admin user my only option? I would prefer to run as a standard user for security purposes.

 

[fenderman]

Is setting up as an admin user my only option? I would prefer to run as a standard user for security purposes.

There is really no security benefit.

 

[JWise1203]

I have made the user account an Admin, I still get a login prompt using the non-admin EXE. I am assuming this is expected behavior.

Running using the Admin EXE, I am getting a UAC prompt. Any way around this, other than disabling UAC itself?

 

[fenderman]

I have made the user account an Admin, I still get a login prompt using the non-admin EXE. I am assuming this is expected behavior.

Running using the Admin EXE, I am getting a UAC prompt. Any way around this, other than disabling UAC itself?

yes, use admin exe..yes see threads explaining how to create an elevated command prompt