Run a batch in specific user session using PowerShell script (without PSExec)

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I've one user logged in a VM, with 3 sessions opened (sessions 2, 3 and 4). I need to run a batch file in specific session, e.g.: 'C:\test.bat' in session 2.

I'm already doing this with PSExec, but I want to know if there someway to make this works without PSExec.

I've been thinking... If I'm the session 2, there's some way to change to session 3 (with tscon) and then run a command in the session 3?

Posted 13-Jan-15 4:41am

L. Aversari

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