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- PSEXEC, access denied errors - Stack Overflow
PsExec has whatever access rights its launcher has It runs under regular Windows access control This means whoever launched PsExec (be it either you, the scheduler, a service etc ) does not have sufficient rights on the target machine, or the target machine is not configured correctly The first things to do are:
- powershell - psexec not recognized - Stack Overflow
Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again At line:1 char:7 + psexec <<<< + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (psexec:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException PS C:\> It is running powershell 2 0 I found this out by doing:
- What does psexec -s do? - Stack Overflow
This is how PsExec works: When you add the -s parameter the command is executed with the System account, so -u and -p parameters are ignored If you specify -h (but not -s), then account and password (-u and -p) are used to connect and execute the process with the account's elevated token (if available), so they must be correct
- PSExec: cmd exited on [COMPUTER] with error code -196608
Using PSExec was just too messy, so I'm glad this was able to work another way Now to figure out how to enable remoting on all computers on the domain without connecting to all of them individually and doing it manually
- How to run a program on a remote PC via command line?
winrs vs psexec advantages winrs Built in, no download needed; Faster and more reliable than psexec; advantages psexec Works with IP (winrs needs the computername (NetBIOS name) of the machine) Can run processes in system-context
- Start And Stop Windows Service remotely using PSEXEC
Using PSEXEC The below batch file will let you stop and start services on multiple remote machines Create Computers txt file in the same directory where the batch file runs from and list PC hostnames one per line
- PsExec Access Denied on remote computer - Super User
Most of the time its due to user account calling PsExec is unable to access the Admin$ share, of which I can access without a problem Both the calling account and remote account are on the same domain PsExec exe \\remotePcName -u Domain\Username -p Password -i -d cmd c "" something bat
- PSExec cannot find the file specified on local machine
I and am using the latest version of PsExec exe, which is currently 2 11, and am running the command prompt that I use to launch PsExec as admin, so it should have any necessary permissions I've found lots of posts about seeing this problem when running PsExec on a remote machine, but none for the local machine, which I am doing
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