Windows

Try the runas command. The problem is that the password will have to be in plain text in a batch file so there are security implications. A better example would be to put this in an AutoIt exe file (AutoIt is a program similar to ScriptIt but you can turn your scripts into exe's). This would hide the password.

This is usualy only possible using SMS. What answer one suggests converting your script to exe will not help since if you open it in notepad you will still be able to see the password.

I have done what the first guy suggested with AutoIT and it works.

In SMS you can run jobs as an administrator because SMS has a facility to do just that.

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