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PSTools I downloaded and installed in C: \ PSTools. Then I did the following:

1 - I opened the Command Prompt

2 - C: \ PSTools> I did this: C: \ PSTools> psexec

3 - Then I did: C: \ PSTools> psexec \ \ IP-u user calc

But it returns this message:

C:\PSTools>psexec \\IP -u USER calc

PsExec v1.98 - Execute processes remotely
Copyright (C) 2001-2010 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com

Password:
Couldn't access IP:
The network path was not found.

Make sure that the default admin$ share is enabled on IP.

Can you help me?? Thanks,

foxidrive
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David
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    Did you actually enter an IP address or did you use the letters `IP` – foxidrive Sep 20 '13 at 02:24
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    I can not believe you're serious. You did really asked that question? Of course I'm entering the IP address in this format for the example: 10.0.0.x – David Sep 20 '13 at 10:42

4 Answers4

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My computer > Right click on "C:\Windows" > Share > Advanced Sharing > Check the box > Share name "admin$" > Permissions > Check all boxes for "Everyone"

Teh Jokar
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1.exzip the pstools anywhere， such as d:\pstools\

2.use cdm , and switch to d:\pstools

3.type 

 psexec -u Administrator -p password \\192.168.1.111 netstat -na

to test it!

it will show the message of 192.168.1.111.

if show error message:

Error initializing crypto: object is already exist.

then you must：

2-1.use cmd with Administartor's Power.

or

2-2.use cmd , and tyep "run as ..." to pop out a administrator cmd, and use it.

wayout
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i suggest calling the start this way. 

C:\pstools\psexec.exe

The second part \10.0.0.x -u [i dont know what you looking for here]

Random Internet Guy
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First try pinging the machine so you know you have access over the net.
Then try turning the fire wall off.
If this works you know you have a valid path between the machines. Then you have to figure out how to run it with the fire wall still on.

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