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Mobile Upgrade
Published September 8th, 2025 by Chris Liles
As part of our ongoing upgrades to enhance security and performance, please ensure that your mobile devices are updated to the latest versions listed below on or before September 27th, 2025. Android: 6.0.12358 IOS: 6.5.1.4074 How to locate the version on you device Android From the top left, tap the menu icon Tap the Settings button. Scroll to the
Migration of your account to WebApp
Published December 30th, 2024 by Chris Liles
Before Starting Visit our download page to make sure you are running the latest version of the desktop application and have run a recent backup. Any version less than 5.5.5249 will not migrate all of your data properly. Do not see the option to Migrate when you sign into the WebApp? All users of an organization must be ready to migrate before mov
Enable Debug logs for PC
Published September 13th, 2023 by Chris Liles
Only turn on Debug logging when asked by Support. Password Boss debug logs can become extremely large as they accumulate a vast amount of data points related to the Password Boss processes. How to Enable Debug Logging: Save the following file to your computer. Enable-Debug-Logging.txt Change the file extension of the file from .txt to .reg Doubl
0-Day Clickjacking Protection Overview
Published August 27th, 2025 by Chris Liles
DOM-based extension clickjacking is a stealthy attack method that exploits the browser's Document Object Model (DOM) to invisibly overlay malicious elements on top of legitimate extension interfaces—particularly those of password managers. By manipulating the DOM, attackers can trick users into unknowingly clicking on hidden UI components, such as a
Deploying AutoElevate MSI via Intune
Published June 10th, 2025 by Chris Liles
Deploying AutoElevate Using Intune Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Steps to Deploy the AutoElevate MSI Package using Intune Step 1: Prepare the MSI Package Download our MSI package AESetup.msi. Step 2: Add the Application to Intune Sign in to the Microsoft Intune Admin Center at endpoint.micr
Microsoft Intune
Published September 19th, 2023 by Chris Liles
Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable Instructions Click here for the Intune File Click on the Apps tab. Click on the Windows tab under the “By Platform” header. Click the +Add button, and under the “Select app type” column, click the “Window App (Win32)” Option. In the “Add App” new window, you are going to click on the blue “Select app pack
Deploying AutoElevate Using Powershell
Published May 14th, 2025 by Chris Liles
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Deploying AutoElevate Using Datto
Published May 14th, 2025 by Chris Liles
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NinjaOne Deployment Script
Published April 5th, 2024 by Chris Liles
This document explains how AutoElevate's official NinjaOne RMM deployment script works, how to install the component in your component library, and some considerations if you have previously deployed agents. There is no need to create Companies in the AutoElevate Admin Portal manually. When you run the script on the target device(s), the latest MS
Uninstalling Agent via PowerShell
Published December 11th, 2023 by Chris Liles
Occasionally, the AutoElevate Agent may not install cleanly, and manual removal is required when the standard uninstall process fails. Below is a PowerShell script designed to properly uninstall the agent and clean up associated components. Run as Administrator Ensure you run the PowerShell script with administrative privileges. What the Script Doe
Deploying AutoElevate Using Intune
Published May 14th, 2025 by Chris Liles
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Deploying AutoElevate Using CW Automate
Published May 14th, 2025 by Chris Liles
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Deploying AutoElevate Using CMD
Published May 14th, 2025 by Chris Liles
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Alternate 2FA fill functions.
Published October 10th, 2023 by Chris Liles
In some cases, the 2FA (two-factor authentication) code stored in Password Boss may not automatically populate into the website's 2FA field. This typically occurs when websites use non-standard naming conventions in their field code, which can prevent the auto-fill feature from detecting the correct input field. If auto-fill does not work, you can s
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