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sysinternals psexec not executing command locally

Asked by AlbertDong in Windows Network Security

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Hi - using psexec to run a program locally under an admin context, this is driven via an encoded VB script. Reason I need to do this is the program that is running is patched on the fly by the vendor - some of these patches require local admin rights and fail otherwise, so the script looks something like:

'**Start Encode**
set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.Run "psexec -u Administrator -p password -i ""C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore"""

Now this runs OK for me when testing, the invoked command starts and runs as administrator ( note that the account I'm testing with has local admin rights ). I try it as a normal user with no admin privelages and it fails - basically psexec starts but the command never invokes.

Any ideas?

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