asked on Using PSEXEC and bypassing the EULA
Hello all, I'm trying to use PSEXEC to run programs as admin, but I'm trying to script it silently. I noticed while doing it, the EULA comes up and requires user intervention. There is a switch "/accepteula" but I'm not sure where to put it in the line segment. here is my basic commandline so far...
@Echo Off
c:\psexec -u Administrator -p Password iexplore
Where in this segment do I place the "/accepteula" to make it not prompt for acceptance of EULA?
@Echo Off
c:\psexec -u Administrator -p Password iexplore
Where in this segment do I place the "/accepteula" to make it not prompt for acceptance of EULA?
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Want to thank all 3 of you, each part helped me a lot!!! The Forum that Psant sent me to introduced me to Autoruns.exe; The command parameters that Jade sent workedl and remailer was right about it not asking anymore after initial running!