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Asked: 2026-06-03T23:17:17+00:00

I need a process with administrator privileges. From this question and answers it seems

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I need a process with administrator privileges. From this question and answers it seems that there is no better way than to launch a separate process. Since I would rather have a process dedicated to that instead of just launching my original application in a second process just for this one method – I thought I would simply create two projects in one solution in VS2010. However – when trying to deploy it – it seems that I can only publish one of them at a time. That wouldn’t do, because I don’t want a client to have to install more than one – and then there would also be the problem of figuring out the relative paths etc.

I don’t want both processes as startup applications. I want one to be the startup application, which calls (if needed) the second one for just one method.

So how do I have two processes with one clickonce install?

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  1. Editorial Team

    you need to reference second (worker) project from the first (main) project – and then, if you go to first project properties -> Publish -> Application Files, you should see second EXE as a dependency already. If not – just set “Publish Status” dropdown to “Include”.

    also – I’m not sure what’s your goal, but take a look at my post here: Forced the application to have the administrator privileges – very similar issue with calling an app with admin privileges from ClickOnce app. Might save you few minutes.

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