My objective is to run a Powershell Script as a startup script in a GPO and set the SACL on a file for auditing purposes. The server is a Server 2008 R2 SP1 server.

If you're running AzCopy from cmd.exe directly, please try to run it from " C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Azure\AzCopy ".

I have a script that is called via Scheduled Task that uses a PowerShell Function called 'Get-Sftp' , whichis part of a Module, it's been working successfully for several months with no problems. …

I have created a .bat /.cmd file for Operating System deployment using .Wim image. My script file is fully functional and working just fine.

However the script file does run from the PS CLI, which is why I think it is a problem with the argument string passed in the scheduled task. Monday, September 1, 2014 10:01 PM

Another useful addition to your script would be a Start-Transcript as first line. That way it writes everything that is written to host (like errors) to a file of your choice. Elevation probably won't …

So, if you want to run a startup script, I urge you to use \\domain.name.com\netlogon\startup.cmd or use GPP Files and push the script file itself on all computers and then call it from a simple …

A batch file is a file with a BAT or CMD extenasion which has commands listed one per line. When double-clicked a file is opened automatically by the program registered to handle that …

I've deployed a .cmd file out that contains a WMI script to uninstall all instances of an application called "VirtViewer". The script looks like this: taskkill /F /IM remote-viewer.exe /T wmic product …

Step 2 on the Public Folder to Exchange 2013 says to run .\Export-PublicFolderStatatistics.ps1, but I can't find this script on the Exchange 2010 (SP3) box. Was this installed during SP3? …