RE: psexec Access denied

Hi Zino,

First, although Microsoft has acquired sysinternals site, the sysinternals
tools are not official supported yet. Anyway, I will try my best to help
you.

What account does your Asp.net process execute? As I know, Asp.net executed
under the network service account by default which does not have enough
permission to call Psexec tool for this task. This is because Psexec tool
needs administrator privilege to install a windows service to perform some
magic task.

I would recommend you to config the Asp.net to run under the local
administrator account to try it again. Also, in the remote machine, you'd
better use Process Explorer to check the processes list instead of Task
Manager, since Process Explorer has a better view for finding process.

Thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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