Using PsExec with a batch file that asks for %USERPROFILE% or %USERNAME% in it's commands
When I use PsExec with a batch file residing on a remote computer that asks for the %USERPROFILE% or %USERNAME% of the remote session it always returns my username or user profile path.
How do I run this same command so that it returns the currently logged in user's %USERPROFILE% or %USERNAME% without modifying the commands in the bat file or having the user profile credentials from the currently logged in remote user.
These are on Windows 7 64-bit machines that reside within a domain.
How do I run this same command so that it returns the currently logged in user's %USERPROFILE% or %USERNAME% without modifying the commands in the bat file or having the user profile credentials from the currently logged in remote user.
These are on Windows 7 64-bit machines that reside within a domain.
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So again, I guess I haven't explained correctly. I need to see the results of the batch file as soon as I run it. It's not a batch that does any configuration changes. It just reports on something and displays it in the command window.
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I don't need to find out which user is logged on. I need the script to run using the currently logged on user's userprofile and username when it calls for them. Currently, when it runs it uses my profile and name.