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PSEXEC remote to Win 10 - No process is on the other end of the pipe

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I tried to use PSEXEC from a Windows 7 to Windows 10 PRO (not the preview).

PsExec.exe -i 1 -u myuser -p mypass \xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx cmd

Output

Error communicating with PsExec service on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

No process is on the other end of the pipe.

I have only one admin user (myuser) on the remote machine.

I can see the service PSEXESVC.exe being created and running. I stopped it, tried again, same result.

*I am using same command and same config (firewall disabled, LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy to 1) on Xp,Win7,Win8,Win10Preview without issue.

windows-10 psexec

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I tried to use PSEXEC from a Windows 7 to Windows 10 PRO (not the preview).

PsExec.exe -i 1 -u myuser -p mypass \xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx cmd

Output

Error communicating with PsExec service on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

No process is on the other end of the pipe.

I have only one admin user (myuser) on the remote machine.

I can see the service PSEXESVC.exe being created and running. I stopped it, tried again, same result.

*I am using same command and same config (firewall disabled, LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy to 1) on Xp,Win7,Win8,Win10Preview without issue.

windows-10 psexec

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asked Jul 30 '15 at 11:22

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  Well I started a brand new version of Windows 10, disabled firewall and set LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy key. It works. :| I'll leave the question open if anyone has any clue.
  
  – user11099
  Jul 30 '15 at 11:57
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I tried to use PSEXEC from a Windows 7 to Windows 10 PRO (not the preview).

PsExec.exe -i 1 -u myuser -p mypass \xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx cmd

Output

Error communicating with PsExec service on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

No process is on the other end of the pipe.

I have only one admin user (myuser) on the remote machine.

I can see the service PSEXESVC.exe being created and running. I stopped it, tried again, same result.

*I am using same command and same config (firewall disabled, LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy to 1) on Xp,Win7,Win8,Win10Preview without issue.

windows-10 psexec

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PsExec.exe -i 1 -u myuser -p mypass \xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx cmd

Error communicating with PsExec service on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

No process is on the other end of the pipe.

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I almost gave up on Psexec because of this... but you might want to try connecting to Session ID 0 instead of 1. I've noticed some anomalies if (when...) Psexec ever gets hung up and decides to not delete itself (probably version related...) It gets 'locked' to SessionID 0 on the remote pc, and in my version 1.97, I am forced to specify SessionID 0 to interact with it again (or else reboot the remote pc). If running Psexec from script, you likely should specify SessionID 0 to avoid the situation.
Good luck!

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I almost gave up on Psexec because of this... but you might want to try connecting to Session ID 0 instead of 1. I've noticed some anomalies if (when...) Psexec ever gets hung up and decides to not delete itself (probably version related...) It gets 'locked' to SessionID 0 on the remote pc, and in my version 1.97, I am forced to specify SessionID 0 to interact with it again (or else reboot the remote pc). If running Psexec from script, you likely should specify SessionID 0 to avoid the situation.
Good luck!

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I almost gave up on Psexec because of this... but you might want to try connecting to Session ID 0 instead of 1. I've noticed some anomalies if (when...) Psexec ever gets hung up and decides to not delete itself (probably version related...) It gets 'locked' to SessionID 0 on the remote pc, and in my version 1.97, I am forced to specify SessionID 0 to interact with it again (or else reboot the remote pc). If running Psexec from script, you likely should specify SessionID 0 to avoid the situation.
Good luck!

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I almost gave up on Psexec because of this... but you might want to try connecting to Session ID 0 instead of 1. I've noticed some anomalies if (when...) Psexec ever gets hung up and decides to not delete itself (probably version related...) It gets 'locked' to SessionID 0 on the remote pc, and in my version 1.97, I am forced to specify SessionID 0 to interact with it again (or else reboot the remote pc). If running Psexec from script, you likely should specify SessionID 0 to avoid the situation.
Good luck!

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