NSudo

# NSudo | System Administration Toolkit

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# Note: Become the sponsor of NSudo

I am a software developer who will work for a autonomous driving startup after my graduate this year, which majorly developing under the Linux platform. But my personal projects are the Windows specific, I am afraid I will lost my passion for my personal projects without the donations.

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MouriNaruto

爱发电: https://afdian.net/@MouriNaruto

  • If I have reached the "$1,000 per month" goal, I will release 2 major releases in a year.
  • If I have reached the "$2,000 per month" goal, I will obtain an extended validation (EV) code signing certificate and use it for signing the projects binaries.

Thanks for your support.

Kenji Mouri

# About

# Prototype

NSudo Launcher is based on SuperCMD by Raymai97. Visit here for more information about SuperCMD.

NSudo Devil Mode is based on the Dism++ God Mode, with new features and several improvements.

# Features

  • Distributed under the MIT License.
  • Provide the x86, x86-64, ARM, ARM64 binaries.
  • Support Windows Vista and later.
  • Using VC-LTL and libkcrt from Chuyu Team for smaller binary size.
  • Using C++17, but only use core language features in the most cases.
  • NSudo Launcher
    • Launch programs with TrustedInstaller access token.
    • Launch programs with System access token.
    • Launch programs with current user access token.
      • Note: If the User Account Control has not been disabled, the privilege of this mode is similar to the standard user.
    • Launch programs with current process access token.
      • Note: The privilege of this mode is similar to the elevated user.
    • Launch programs with current process access token with the LUA restriction.
      • Note: The privilege of this mode is similar to the standard user. And the implementation is similar to the iertutil.dll's from the Internet Explorer.
    • Support launching programs with the specified privileges option.
      • Note: "Enable All Privileges" and "Disable All Privileges".
    • Support launching programs with the specified mandatory level (or integrity level) option.
      • Note: "System", "High", "Medium" and "Low".
    • Support launching programs with the specified process priority option.
      • Note: "Idle", "BelowNormal", "Normal", "AboveNormal", "High" and "RealTime".
    • Support launching programs with the specified window mode option.
      • Note: "Show", "Hide", "Maximize" and "Minimize".
    • Support waiting for the created process to end before exiting.
    • Support launching programs with the specified current directory.
    • Support launching programs with the current console window.
    • Support shortcut list.
      • Note: You can custom it via editing NSudo.json.
    • Support multiple command line style.
    • Support multi-languages.
      • Note: Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, English, French, Italian and Spanish.
    • Full High DPI Support.
      • Note: As good as the implementation from Windows Shell (conhost.exe), with the full Per-Monitor DPI-Aware support under Windows 10 Build 10240 and later version and full System DPI-Aware support under Windows Vista to Windows 8.1.
    • Full accessibility support.
      • Note: You can use NSudo Launcher with Windows Narrator smoothly.
    • High performance.
      • Note: Because it don't need to create the windows service and the windows service process.
    • Provide C APIs and .Net Core bindings for developers.
  • NSudo Devil Mode
    • The most elegant solution for developers who want to bypass the file and registry access checks for the process with the Administrator privilege.
    • Hook APIs via the Microsoft Detours library for the maximum compatibility.
    • The binary only depend on the exported named APIs from ntdll.dll.

# Third-party projects which uses NSudo

  • MSMG ToolKit
  • Sledgehammer (WUMT Wrapper Script)
  • Dism++

# System requirements

  • Supported OS Version: Windows NT 6.0 or later
  • Supported CPU Architecture: x86, x86-64(AMD64), ARM, ARM64

# Third-party introduction

# Usage

# Quick Start for NSudo Launcher

Please go to the [CPU Architecture] folder and click NSudoLG.exe. Follow the prompts. For example, if you want to use 64-bit NSudo on your Intel or AMD device, you need to go to the x64 folder and click NSudoLG.exe