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07-29-2008
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| | PSTools psexec Has anyone experienced issues with PSTools psexec not working after a P2V using SCVMM? I have converted 4 hosts and none of them will start the PSExec service after conversion. Haven't found much on the web to explain why. None of the hosts have any software restriction type of apps running. I get the error: %1 is not a valid Win32 application. and the service fails to start. I have verified the path, I enclosed the path in quotes. Copied the PSEXESVC from another server, all to no avail. PSinfo does seem to work as does psservice, but not psexec. Any hints? thansk john |
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08-05-2008
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| | Re: PSTools psexec This sounds like an association problem. (Just kinda shooting in left field here) but you may want to check your file assoctiation in windows. <jcorbin121@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:b652d44b-065d-45f5-8614-b424f5bdef2c@xxxxxx Quote: > Has anyone experienced issues with PSTools psexec not working after a > P2V using SCVMM? I have converted 4 hosts and none of them will start > the PSExec service after conversion. Haven't found much on the web to > explain why. None of the hosts have any software restriction type of > apps running. I get the error: > > %1 is not a valid Win32 application. > > and the service fails to start. I have verified the path, I enclosed > the path in quotes. Copied the PSEXESVC from another server, all to no > avail. PSinfo does seem to work as does psservice, but not psexec. > > Any hints? > > thansk > > john > |
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