How do I run Powershell.exe/command prompt as the LocalSystem Account on Windows 7?

How do I run Powershell.exe/command prompt as the LocalSystem Account on Windows 7?

Every once in a while I will need to troubleshoot something with the LocalSystem Account.  Using the Runas.exe command with "Nt Authority\System" doesn't work; I'm left trying to supply a password. I don't remember if it ever worked in WS2003.

Understanding Microsoft Virtualization Solutions: From the Desktop to the Datacenter, 2nd Edition

Free ebook: Understanding Microsoft Virtualization Solutions - Medium Sized Business Blog - Site Hom

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This free, yes, free 400+ page ebook Understanding Microsoft Virtualization Solutions: From the Desktop to the Datacenter, 2nd Edition is the book for IT professionals who want to learn more about the latest Microsoft virtualization technologies, including Hyper-V and Remote Desktop Services in Wind

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qUICKLY Explained: Active Directory Recycle Bin

To write something about AD Recycle Bin, the two things that we must understand first are

• 1. Difference between Authoritative and non-Authoritative Restore of AD
• 2. Tombstone Lifetime (TSL) - duration that allows all domain controllers to have the knowledge of an object getting deleted.

There’s a new DPM 2010 SCOM Management Pack

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The Microsoft TS2 Team blog is designed to provide insightful information for Microsoft Partners on the latest products including Virtualization solutions, Hyper-V, VDI, MDOP, and SCVMM. We also cover a variety of topics on Cloud Computing including, BPOS, Windows Azure, SQL Azure, CRM Online, and o

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Hyper-V R2 Live Migration

Reliability is one of the great payoffs to virtualization, and failover clustering has now got a whole lot better with Windows Server 2008 R2 and Hyper-V. Now, you get failover without any downtime for the virtual machine. Jaap Wesselius tells you how to implement it.