PS C:\> get-wmiobject win32_service -computer SERVER01 -credential "mydomain\admin" In either instance you get a graphical dialog that requires user intervention. But what if you want to get around ...

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Edit: The thing I'm not getting somehow is I get a user prompt, it accepts credentials, runs the script and then when I try to commit I get Access Denied. As though the credentials aren't applied ...

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