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    Hello. I created a batch script module attempting to change extended display to cloned display with command displayswitch.exe 2 with no results. Running a batch on the device works fine though. Any ideas how to resolve? Thanks.

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  • T

    the client runs as system, perhaps the displayswitch command needs to be run as a user? Not sure, not familiar with the command.

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  • C

    @theopenem_admin If I leave a batch file on the C drive of the computer can I run it from a certain module type?

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    @cracking-skulls The log file doesn't show any errors.

    2023-02-09 13:43:29,407 INFO [39] PolicyExecutor - Executing Policy c2eed9b0-43fb-413c-be49-76ae18bc54c3 (Instant Module )
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,407 DEBUG [39] PolicyExecutor - Evaluating Conditions For Instant Module
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,407 DEBUG [39] PolicyExecutor - No Conditions Found For Module
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,407 DEBUG [39] PolicyExecutor - Evaluating Conditions For SB-CloneDisplay-Resolution-1024x768
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,407 DEBUG [39] PolicyExecutor - No Conditions Found For Module
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,407 INFO [39] ModuleScriptManager - Running Script Module: SB-CloneDisplay-Resolution-1024x768
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,407 DEBUG [39] ServiceImpersonationTask - Starting Impersonation Task
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,423 DEBUG [39] ApiRequest - ProvisionedComm/Policy/GetImpersonationAccount/
    2023-02-09 13:43:29,595 DEBUG [39] ServiceProcess - Starting Command: cmd.exe /c "net localgroup "backup operators" domain\username /add"
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,209 DEBUG [39] ServiceProcess - Starting Command: cmd.exe /c "net localgroup "backup operators" domain\username /delete"
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,319 INFO [39] ModuleScriptManager - 0
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,319 INFO [39] ModuleScriptManager - Script Module: SB-CloneDisplay-Resolution-1024x768 Finished
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,319 INFO [39] PolicyExecutor - Finished Executing Policy c2eed9b0-43fb-413c-be49-76ae18bc54c3 (Instant Module )
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,319 INFO [39] PolicyRunner - Policies Complete. Starting Policy Cleanup.
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,319 INFO [39] PolicyRunner - Submitting Policy Results
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,350 DEBUG [39] ApiRequest - ProvisionedComm/Policy/AddHistory/
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,491 INFO [39] PolicyRunner - Completed Submitting Policy Results
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,506 INFO [39] PolicyRunner - Cleaning Policy Cache
    2023-02-09 13:43:35,506 DEBUG [39] ServiceFileSystem - Deleting Directory C:\Program Files\Toec\AppData\1fe4bf9f-815d-40ee-bc66-6546eb987e72

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  • C

    @cracking-skulls The batch file is created in the AppData directory. Double clicking the batch runs fine.

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  • T

    I'm assuming this command requires and interactive ui to work, which the client running as a service won't provide. You could try setting the policy to run at login which changes the context to the current user instead of a service. The obvious downside though is that it only runs at login.

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  • C

    @theopenem_admin Thought you might find this of interest. There is a tool called PsExec that can remotely call up gui applications via command line. Can be downloaded from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/psexec. Below are some examples:

    psexec \\computername -u domain\username -p password -i 1 -d notepad
psexec \\computername -u username -p password -i 1 -d C:\Windows\System32\DisplaySwitch.exe 2

    Perhaps this can be integrated into TOEMS?

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