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I have the following situation:

I have two user accounts. One is an administrator, and the other is a regular user with limited permissions.

I'm trying to run batch files using Task Scheduler or the shell startup to launch a Node.js backend and start the frontend, essentially starting the server.

However, I expect that when the regular account logs on, they should have access to the server (and thus the frontend), but this is not happening.

Do you have any suggestions on how to resolve this issue?

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  • Regular accounts do not have access to tasks created by other accounts. This used to be possible, but was locked down in Windows 10. To workaround this, you would need to write code to manage the permissions for the task files/folders, and the corresponding registry locations. Commented Feb 27 at 15:49

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