K2000 3.6 and powershell scripts
Hello,
I'm using a powershell script to change letters of partitions as a post-install script. Since I upgrade my K2000, it looks like this script is not execute as administrator anymore. UAC is deactivate before executing the scripts, but the scripts windows are not showing as title "administrator : c:\windows\..."
How can i run post install scripts as administrator?
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Posted by:
SMal.tmcc
10 years ago
see what dugullett posted
http://www.itninja.com/question/k2000-3-6-questions
Posted by:
gwir
10 years ago
Found the solution here (in french) http://www.leblogosd.fr/wordpress/lancer-un-script-powershell-depuis-un-batch/ :
xcopy “%~dp0*.*” c:\windows\temp\ /s /y /e
powershell -noprofile -command “Set-ExecutionPolicy bypass LocalMachine”
powershell -file C:\windows\temp\myPowershellScript.ps1
Then put the bat file with the ps1 in zip file and upload it in the K2000
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sorry but this solution doesn't work so the original question still remains unresolved. - bflood2000 9 years ago
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what is command line in Kace then supposed to be? - bflood2000 9 years ago
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Put theses three line in a file call install.bat, then create a zip file containing your powershell script and the install.bat, then create an application task in the K2000 and upload in it the zip file. The command line in kace is "install.bat" - gwir 9 years ago
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Thank you for this info. - bflood2000 9 years ago