RunFromProcess is a command-line utility that allows you to run a program from a user-defined process.

The program you choose to run is executed as a child of the specified process, and it'll run with the same user and security context of the specified parent process.

To utilize RunFromProcess, it requires two command-line parameters:

RunFromProcess.exe [Parent Process Name/ID] [Process To Run]
The first parameter is the process name (for example, myprocess.exe) or the parent process ID that will run the program you need.
The second parameter is the full path filename of the program you want to run. You can also specify command-line parameters for the specified program.

Optionally, you can specify the 'nomsg' prefix before the two significant parameters if you want that RunFromProcess won't display any error message.

Optionally, you can specify the 'admin' prefix before all other parameters if you want to execute RunFromProcess as administrator.

Examples:

RunFromProcess.exe 761 c:\temp\myprog.exe
RunFromProcess.exe explorer.exe "c:\program files\abcd\mm.exe" 34 abc dd
RunFromProcess.exe nomsg explorer.exe "c:\software\soft.exe"
RunFromProcess.exe admin winlogon.exe "c:\software\soft.exe"

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