Undoubtedly, many users of modern computer systems, especially those who use Windows 7 and above, very often encounter a problem when the system displays a message that the required operation requires an increase. This is where the question arises: increasing what exactly? Not every user will realize that this applies to access rights to the program, installer, or to launch the installed application itself.
The error “The required operation requires an increase”: why does it occur?
If anyone does not know, such a problem did not appear in outdated systems, but in a relatively new "seven".
A message stating that this operation needs to be upgraded arose in that Windows 7 for a reason. The fact is that in operating systems, starting with this version, there is a tacit distinction between the rights of the "Administrator" and the "Super Administrator".
Code 740: "Operation requires promotion"
The biggest problem is that granting rights in most situations is required not only regarding the installation of applications, but also their personalized launch.
Simply put, any installer application or executable file of type EXE does not start only because of the lack of computer control rights. What to do? Yes, just use the settings for granting certain privileges to any user through the Group Policy Editor or the registry. Naturally, many lack the rights to this. As for those who have them (or maybe not), let's see how to get around this.
How to get rid of the problem in the simplest way?
As mentioned above, this problem is associated exclusively with access rights indexed in Windows 7 and higher.
We will proceed from this. The easiest and probably the classic way to eliminate the problem of an error message stating that the required operation requires an increase is to use the command and start menu of any application called by the right mouse button. The context menu has a line for launching the program as administrator. Note, this applies not only to launched, but also to installed products.
If you set the start of the program or installer by right-clicking with the choice of administrative start, the system will "spit" anyway, offering a choice: trust this application or not (certificate authentication). Sometimes you even have to turn off digital signature verification, but more on that later.
Command line usage
When using the Start menu or the command line, unfortunately, the error “The requested operation needs to be upgraded” may also occur. In this case, CMD acts as a parameter for changing access to the main commands called from the corresponding Run menu or entering the command of the same name.
Although it is generally accepted that modern Windows systems do not support DOS, do not you think that the use of the desired menu commands comes down to them?
Judge for yourselves: the disk check if the partition is damaged is carried out by the chkdisk command. This is known to any more or less advanced user. So far, when formatting a disk or partition, there is a command to create a bootable MS-DOS diskette . Who needs this?
Nobody seems to be. But the rule of increasing access rights in such systems is not something that does not apply, it just does not work.
Control of uchetok wireless networks
Now let's look at the access rights that are significantly different from all of the above. In this case, we will proceed from the presence of a connection to private virtual networks (VPN) based on Wi-Fi connection.
Here, as usual, it is enough to enter a username and password in order to be able to connect via a one-way encrypted communication channel. If there is a so-called “shared” network and a passwordless connection (Shared), any mobile device or laptop can access the Network through source rights. But the trouble is that sometimes the same error occurs that determines that the requested operation requires an increase in ROUTE. But what if these are the parameters of the router (or any other router)?
We enter the router with the standard login and password indicated on the back of the device through any browser by entering the address 192.168.0.1 (for some models - at the end of 1.1) and change the corresponding data. We reboot the router and the computer, and there are no problems.
How to get rid of the “Admin” record?
What makes Windows systems good, starting with the Seven, is that they have access to the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc command).
Here you can disable the "account" of the administrator of the local computer, instead of which the account of the so-called "super administrator" will be activated by default. In this case, even the command to start the program on behalf of the administrator will disappear.
On the other hand, you can lower the level of security. This is done through the control of user accounts (of course, at the initial login with administrator rights). There is a vertical slider on the left, indicating different levels of settings. It is enough to move it to the lowest position, and that’s it. Checking "accounts" and granting specific rights will be disabled.
In the end
In principle, when a message appears that the operation being performed requires increasing the level of access rights, you can duplicate it in the system registry (if anyone does not know, changing the settings and preferences of the local group policy can also be done from there). But, I think this is not the best way.
On the other hand, even if a message is issued stating that the required operation seems to require an increase, each user can simply run executable program files (including installation files) on behalf of the administrator. If this interferes, there is nothing easier than disabling the admin record at all.
But here it should be borne in mind that if a password was initially set to enter the Microsoft account even to exit sleep mode, the system will simply delete it and “spit” it when you try to log in. Here you will either have to reset the password by ID sent to the email or phone (in the case of Windows 10), or perform the so-called cleaning. You decide.