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By elevating privileges, RustDesk can create a process with administrator privileges during startup or a session, enabling it to perform screenshotting and mouse operations, thereby avoiding the above problems.
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## When do you need portable elevation?
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You need portable elevation when the RustDesk portable client must interact with administrator-level UI on Windows. The most common signs are blocked UAC prompts, missing screen transmission during elevation dialogs, or no mouse control over elevated windows such as Task Manager.
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## Portable elevation quick answers
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- Elevation is only needed when the portable build must interact with admin-level Windows UI
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- Startup elevation is best when no one is available on the controlled side
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- Controlled-end elevation is best when the user can click `Accept and Elevate`
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- Control-end requested elevation still requires someone on the controlled side to accept the UAC prompt
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- Installing the full program is still the better option when you do not specifically need the portable workflow
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## Elevate at startup
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This way, remote users don't need to request elevation when connecting. There are two methods:
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