Run AutoIt script remotely using psexec

[dilipped]

I am trying to run an AutoIt script on a remote machine.

psexec.exe -accepteula \\remotemachine -u admin -p password "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\AutoIt3.exe" "C:\Users\admin\runNotepad.au3"

I am trying to open a Notepad from the script and write something in it. I am also writing some logs from the script. Although I can see the logs, but I am not able to see anything happening on the screen.

I tried with argument -i 0 which opens an interactive screen which is not same as running the script on a local machine. e.g. I will have to accept the interactive session and sometimes it does not show up. Sometimes then windows explorer does not open if I say 

Run("explorer.exe")

 from the script Is there any other way to do it? I tried creating an exe but it still goes into the interactive session window which I cannot handle remotely. I tried running it through a batch file but it does not work either.

Edited August 14, 2014 by dilipped

[x001z]

Use the psexec -i

so you can interact with the desktop

[dilipped]

Use the psexec -i

so you can interact with the desktop

I tried with -i as well as -i 0 but it does not work for me.

[x001z]

Most of the time you have to use the same user logged on the remote pc, what has work for me sometimes, is run a batch file in the remote pc that runs the script file, instead runing the script.

And use also -s

psexec -i -s

[newniman]

For the record,

the following single line local script ran existing remote script  "C:\WIP-GUI.au3" fine:

Run('psexec \\remotemachine -u admin -p password -i -d "C:\Program Files\Autoit3\AutoIt3.exe" C:\WIP-GUI.au3', '', @SW_HIDE)

Local was Win7 Professional 64bit

Remote was WinXP Professional 32bit on which I first had to Access hidden share:

Start > Run > secpol.msc > Local Policies > Security Options > 
Network Access: Sharing and security model for local accounts > Classic – local users authenticate as themselves