Restart a remote Windows computer using PowerShell cmdlets Restart-Computer, Invoke-CimMethod or shutdown.exe, PSExec.exe, RunDLL32.exe, Taskkill.exe.

Windows Server How-To. How To Run PowerShell Commands Against a Remote VM. Here's a look at the Invoke-Command cmdlet and how it will be extended in Windows Server 2016.

If you need to always run Command Prompt, PowerShell, Terminal as administrator, with elevated privileges, these are the methods you can follow in Windows 11/10 ...

If your computer supports UEFI, you can use PowerShell to make the system boot straight into the BIOS at the next startup. Just open PowerShell as an Administrator and run the command below.

How to Reboot a Computer Remotely. As businesses grow, so often do their needs for additional computer equipment. At some point, managing individual workstations becomes inefficient and time ...

The command will run as though it was executed on the local machine (only it’s running on the remote machine). When the command completes, you’ll return to the local prompt, ready to keep working.

All powershell. Now, the problem seems to be specifically with sysprep, as I'm calling the sysprep executable within powershell from a WinRM session, and for some reason it dies without executing.