my X.bat file is running with elevation and that's ok. But I need to find a command or a way to stop the elevation at some point in this bat (a certain line). The opposite of elevate.exe. I don't mind to run instead a second Z.bat file as long as there is a way to run it without elevation. by default a bat file inherits the elevation rights from its parent, so I need to force somehow the non-elevation.
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Could you use `runas` to do this? – FloatingKiwi Sep 14 '16 at 16:25
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Thank you. it solved my problem. – lezero gan Sep 14 '16 at 19:24