Hi, I have read many questions on this forum about this problem, unfortunately unsolved. When executing "paexec.exe \\\HOST -u localadmin -p password -i -d c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe" you get no gui of notepad.exe because it is launched on session 0. The same command with PsExec works fine, notepad window is visible and started in logged in user session. I have studied the source code of PaExec and the part which is supposed to manage the problem is commented and therefore not used. Plus the code used is old and probably obsolete. I read a lot about tests for executing an interactive program inside another session from windows service but found nothing functionnal. From your side, is it an a discontinued feature ? Thanks for your time.

Hi, I have read many questions on this forum about this problem, unfortunately unsolved. When executing "paexec.exe \\HOST \\\HOST -u localadmin -p password -i -d c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe" you get no gui of notepad.exe because it is launched on session 0. The same command with PsExec works fine, notepad window is visible and started in logged in user session. I have studied the source code of PaExec and the part which is supposed to manage the problem is commented and therefore not used. Plus the code used is old and probably obsolete. I read a lot about tests for executing an interactive program inside another session from windows service but found nothing functionnal. From your side, is it an a discontinued feature ? Thanks for your time.

Hi, I have read many questions on this forum about this problem, unfortunately unsolved. When execting executing "paexec.exe \\HOST -u localadmin -p password -i -d c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe" you get no gui of notepad.exe because it is launched on session 0. The same command with PsExec works fine, notepad window is visible and started in logged in user session. I have studied the source code of PaExec and the part which is supposed to manage the problem is commented and therefore not used. Plus the code used is old and probably obsolete. I read a lot about tests for executing an interactive program inside another session from windows service but found nothing functionnal. From your side, is it an a discontinued feature ? Thanks for your time.

Hi, I have read many questions on this forum about this problem, unfortunately unsolved. When execting "paexec.exe \\HOST -u localadmin -p password -i -d c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe" you get no gui of notepad.exe because it is launched on session 0. The same command with PsExec works fine, notepad window is visible and started in logged in user session. I have studied the source code of PaExec and the part which is supposed to manage the problem is commented and therefore not used. Plus the code used is old and probably obsolete. I read a lot about tests for executing an interactive program inside another session from windows service but found nothing functionnal. From your side, is it an a discontinued feature ? Thanks for your time.