Using PSEXEC to test intunewin
I am having trouble getting new win32 apps on Intune to install. I remember that in the past, I would test the intunewin package using PSEXEC before uploading. When I go to the page that had the old PSEXEC documentation, it seems like it got updated with a https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/intune-legacy-pc-client. Does anyone know how to test if the intunewin package will run properly using PSEXEC?
Replace psexec with native powershell commands
Hello, we have a remotely located ($remoteserver1) script that we want to run on the said remote computer ($remoteserver1) from a "controler" server (via a scheduled task). As of today in a CMD file (located in our controler server) we have something like this : %dir_command%\psexec.exe "\\servername" -accepteula powershell "C:\_Scripts\Pools_Scripts\myscript.ps1" "param1" "param2" "param3" "param4" For the moment I want to replace this cmd by a ps script as a first step. I have tried to use the call operator &, invoke-expression, invoke-command etc but nothing works. What would be the correct method for executing a remote script on a remote computer (knowing that the script is local to the remote server) ? As a secondary step I will probable try to run a "locally" (centralized smb share) stored script to the remote computer. But I can't go straight to this step. However if you already have recommandations for doing this I would be interested. thank you for your help.Updates: LiveKd v4.0, AccessChk v5.0, LogonSessions v1.2 and serveral PsTools and a new Mark's Blog Post - The Case of the Printing Failure
First published on TechNet on Apr 28, 2010 Mark’s Blog: The Case of the Printing Failure - Mark’s most recent post in the Case of the Unexplained series describes the troubleshooting steps, which include use of Procdump and Process Monitor, an administrator went through when printing failed on one of the systems in their network.Updates: VMMap v2.5, Disk2vhd v1.4; Sigcheck v1.63; Autoruns v9.57; PsExec v1.97; PsKill v1.13 and a new Mark's Windows Internals Session video from PDC 2009
First published on TechNet on Dec 01, 2009 Mark’s Windows Internals Session at the Professional Developer’s Conference, Part 1Mark’s Windows Internals Session at the Professional Developer’s Conference, Part 2: Mark dives deep to cover Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 kernel changes in his top-rated session from PDC 2009.New Tool: ProcDump v1.0 | Updates: Autoruns v9.51, VMMap v2.1, PsExec v1.96 | Book released: Windows Internals 5th Edition Released!| Webcast: Case of the Unexplained 2009
First published on TechNet on Jul 01, 2009 Windows Internals 5th Edition Released! The 5th Edition of Windows Internals, the official book on the architecture and internals of the Windows operating system, is now available.
