So I have this process called svbc_gm.exe, and I start it as the user I've created when installing Windows Server. It is a staple Administrator account. I wrote a small batch script that must work on two users, but it doesn't work two-way for the second Admin account. What I mean is that when I start svbc_gm.exe as first Admin, second can't kill it, but when I start it as second - first has full access over second's process. Note: both accounts are administrators.
So, my question is. What can I do so that when this executable is started by the first Admin, the system automatically allowed the second Admin to do everything with the new process?