PSExec is a SysInternals tool that enables remote execution of processes. One of the really neat aspects of the tool is that it can execute processes interactively in user sessions and on systems that may not expose another way of remotely executing processes. PSExec works much differently than PowerShell remoting or WMI. PSExec manages all [...]
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PoshInternals – Install-BlueScreenSaver
January 27th, 2013
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Bluescreen is a screen saver that is part of the SysInternals suite that mimics a Windows blue screen of death. It can also mimic chkdsk and the boot process. Screen savers themsevles are actually just executable files renamed with an extension “scr”. Once placed in the System32 or SysWow64 directory, they can be accessed via [...]
PoshInternals – Get-Handle
January 24th, 2013
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Other posts found in this series PostInternals – Move-FileOnReboot, Remove-FileOnReboot, Get-PendingFileRenameOperation The SysInternals suite is a collection of tools authored by Mark Russinovich. The tools offer all kinds of deep system analysis for Windows. Some of the most commonly used tools include Process Explorer, Process Monitor and psexec. I use them all the time. After much [...]
