Psexec could not start cmd c
Whether you were surfing social media, listening to a podcast/news, or just chatting with friends, you have probably heard of the term/concept of "quiet quitting". My user is actually and administrator, i am running this command (This works is I manually call this command over a cmd already explicitly 'Run as administrator' otherwise it fails even when my account is already an administrator): FULLPATH\psexec.exe -s cmd /c 'echo savethis > c:\SOMEPATH\file. What are your thoughts on the concept of "quiet quitting"? IT & Tech Careers.The calendar, it will corrupt your mind with thoughts that there are a few
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exe down, one with the password and one without so that it can write to the BIOS.
As it is, I know that some of our computers have a BIOS password and some don't so i'll have to modify the script to copy two versions of the. I appreciate everyone's input but I think I can mark this issue as solved! I'm going to give it another day or two of testing before I mark this thread as solved as I have a room of 30 computers to test with and want to make sure it works multiple times first. I tried on a few computers and even added -f just in case but no dice. I think if I mapped the network first, it might work but so far, the script to copy local then run and remove works.ĬrashFF - I tried your method but it copies the two files but never moves onto start command to running the. M Boyle - That method gives me an error saying it cannot run the command path.