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|    ankitaggarwal03@gmail.com to John Gray    |
|    Re: Using CMDKEY in a PSEXEC batch file    |
|    12 Jun 19 00:53:17    |
      On Saturday, 5 September 2015 17:59:07 UTC+5:30, John Gray wrote:       > I am trying to apply CMDKEYto each of a number of Windows 7 Pro PCs       > in a workgroup using PsExec in an Elevated/Run as Administrator       > batch file run on an additional PC, using (on one line)       >       > psexec \\%pc% -h cmd /c CMDKEY /ADD:targetpc /USER:username /PASS:password       >       > and get       >       > CMDKEY: Credentials cannot be saved from this logon session.       >       > I've tried a number of variations on the PSEXEC parameters:       > * using /l instead of /h       > * omitting these parameters entirely       > * omitting cmd /c       > but I get the same error message.       >       > Has anyone got this to work, or can someone tell me what's wrong?       > If I run CMDKEY on any PC, it works correctly!              https://serverfault.com/a/971054/527108 you have to pass the session id of the       local user with PsExec.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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