RUNAS another user: assistance with my batch file for control panel and explorer

Question

Hello, for desktop support on end user or multi/generic user pcs it is nice to access common commands quickly from a batch file to run under your account. In xp both explorer and control panel apps launched without issues. The primary issue for explorer
is it appears to ignore the runas command (but the user has permissions to explorer so no error) while the control panel apps ignores run as well but does not have permissions so generates an error. The other commands all execute as the attempting admin's
account.
who it is for: the user with the admin account to execute on the user's desktop whom is a nonadmin
**please note, the commands appear to work if you do have admin rights**, the logged in user does not  have admin rights to these utilities like in a common corporate environment.
"windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item."
Issue#1:
With win7 if you do a run as for explorer.exe via batch it will open, but will still be running under the signed in user. I have searched many threads on various sites and have not found a working solution for batch, this may be something I need to retire.
Issue#2: all control panel applets fail to launch through various methods.
SECTIONS THAT I AM STRUGGLING WITH:
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "explorer.exe /separate"
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL appwiz.cpl"
"cmd /c start appwiz.cpl" also fails
alternative also fails:
runas /user:%auser%@chwi "cmd /c Start /B control.exe"
cls
@ECHO OFF
set /p auser= Enter your account login id:
:MyMenu
CLS
Echo Use the options below to run as with your admin account id:
echo.
ECHO 1 - Explorer C:\ - may not work with win7
ECHO 2 - Device Manager
ECHO 3 - Event Viewer
ECHO 4 - Services
ECHO 5 - Computer Management
ECHO 6 - REGEDIT
ECHO 7 - Command prompt
ECHO 8 - Local Users and Groups
echo 9 - launch task manager
ECHO a - Control Panel - may not work with win7
Echo b - Add/Remove programs - may not work with win7
Echo 0 - Exit
echo.
SET /P OPT=Please make a selection, and press enter:
if %OPT%==1 GOTO OPTION1
if %OPT%==2 GOTO OPTION2
if %OPT%==3 GOTO OPTION3
if %OPT%==4 GOTO OPTION4
if %OPT%==5 GOTO OPTION5
if %OPT%==6 GOTO OPTION6
if %OPT%==7 GOTO OPTION7
if %OPT%==8 GOTO OPTION8
if %OPT%==9 GOTO OPTION9
if %OPT%==a GOTO OPTIONa
if %OPT%==b GOTO OPTIONb
GOTO exit
:OPTION1
ECHO Executing Explorer C: window
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "explorer.exe /separate"
GOTO:mymenu
:OPTION2
ECHO Executing Device Manager
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B devmgmt.msc"
GOTO:mymenu
:OPTION3
ECHO Executing Event Viewer
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B eventvwr.msc"
GOTO:mymenu
:OPTION4
ECHO Executing Services
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B services.msc"
GOTO:mymenu
:OPTION5
ECHO Executing Computer Management
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B compmgmt.msc"
GOTO:mymenu
:OPTION6
ECHO Executing regedit
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B regedit"
GOTO:mymenu
:OPTION7
ECHO Executing command prompt
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B cmd"
GOTO:mymenu
:OPTION8
ECHO Executing Local Users and Groups
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B lusrmgr.msc"
:OPTION9
ECHO Executing task manager
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B taskmgr.exe"
:OPTIONa
ECHO Executing control panel
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B control.exe"
:OPTIONb
ECHO Executing add/remove programs
echo.
runas /user:%auser%@DOMAINNAME "cmd /c Start /B rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL appwiz.cpl"
GOTO:mymenu
GOTO EXIT
:EXIT

Answer 1

You guys I appreciate the feedback but please read my entire post and help if related, this is getting a bit frustrating.
a. I am not developing a powershell solution or "how do I launch them via command prompt" that is well known. The goal is to create an easy to use "run as helper" script for those that are not as savvy or do not have the commands memorized.
Even so many of your suggestions do not work because the user logged in does not have admin rights and the commands are blocked because of this restriction.
b. This is for the batch file in question, NOT "how do I launch command prompt as an admin"
c. Again, several options work, several do not (network connections and programs and features do not) must likely due to same limitations as explorer.exe or UAC
d. this is not "how do I launch the utilities by command line" it is "how do I launch them as the admin WHEN the current user does not have admin rights". The entire script works on a pc if you have admin rights because its launching
it instead AS the current user, in that case the current user has admin rights therefore it doesnt reproduce the issue.
e. running by control.exe using the app name or with cpl does not resolve the issue.
f. I did not post that command prompt is having issues launching, I wrote a couple times that the options in my script do work such as command prompt. Even if you launch command prompt you cannot launch programs and features or network connections with your
admin account with or without an additional runas command.