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What services and settings are required to run psexec on local computer?
(e.g. psexec -s -i -d regedit
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What services and settings are required to run psexec on local computer?
(e.g. psexec -s -i -d regedit
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paexec is open source and seems to have less requirements related to network, and thus is easier to run locally.
For example File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks which psexec does.
paexec.exe -i -s cmd
5I was also searching for psexec requirements because it was not working "on local computer". paexec solved it for me by not needing them anymore. It is a better tool for the job answer. – Gugas – 2018-02-27T08:43:32.317
To be clear, your answer is definitely valuable. It's just that it would be much more suited to a self answer question asking about a good alternative to psexec -- not as an answer to this question. Doing that would get your answer more visibility and and help cultivate a better long-term Q&A site.
– hakusaro – 2018-03-18T17:17:24.6507
At least the following services must be running on the computer (in order to use psexec
locally):
LanmanServer
) must be running
lmhosts
) must be running or set to manual startup (it will be started in the second case)
However you do not need any of the following:
(Tested w/ psexec v2.2 under Win 10 x64 v1607.)
2HN pingback: let's bring some more +1s to this one :) – mlvljr – 2018-03-18T15:50:17.933