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problem copying files in Windows 8


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Greetings.  I have a file on 12 Windows 8 systems that has a tendency to become corrupted.  I have put a clean copy in the root of C: thinking I could just copy it to the correct path whenever needed, and I wrote a script to do just that.  However, the file doesn't copy.  I'm hoping someone can find a glaring deficiency in my code.  I'm using Autoit version 3.3.8.1. 

$source = "C:\lptclient.properties"
$dest = "C:\Program Files (x86)\EnvisionWare\lptone\lptclient\config\lptclient.properties"
FileCopy ($source, $dest, 1)

This script is actually running from a script I run locally that uses psexec to open a remote command prompt, kill the LPT:One service, run the above script, and restart the service.  The service stops and starts, but the file doesn't copy.  I know there must be better ways to do this, but I have issues dealing with services in Autoit.

Thanks

Meds.  They're not just for breakfast anymore. :'(

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For a local script, I would say use #RequireAdmin. But if you're doing it through psexec, what account are you using?

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I believe I'm using an administrator account.  The code I use to pull up a remote command prompt is here:

$remoteName = InputBox ("Computer Name", "Enter the remote computer name to manage through a command prompt window on your desktop.")
$remoteName = "\\" & $remoteName
If $remoteName = "\\" Then Exit
;Run ("C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe")
ShellExecute ("C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe", "/admin")
WinWait ("Administrator:")
Send ("psexec " & $remoteName & " cmd{ENTER}")
Exit

Meds.  They're not just for breakfast anymore. :'(

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