Windows 10 Windows 10 task scheduler, running a task with higher permissions than logged on user

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Hi,I have a PC that is running Windows 10 Professional. I am a member of the Administrators group on this PC, but someone other than myself is the primary user. In the Task Scheduler, I'd like to create a task that would run a .BAT file periodically (at least once per day, but possibly more frequently). This .BAT file will copy some files from a network location to a local folder on this PC. The primary user has read-only permissions on this local folder, where as an Administrator, I have full control permissions. With read-only permissions, the primary user is not able to successfully ru

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