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    AccessChk - Lets you see what type of access users and groups have to files, directories, registry keys, etc.
    AccessEnum - Full view of your file system and registry security settings.
    AdExplorer - Active Directory viewer and editor.
    AdInsight - LDAP real-time monitoring tool used to troubleshoot Active Directory applications.
    AdRestore - Ability to restore deleted Active Directory objects.
    Autologon - Easily configure autologon mechanism.
    Autoruns - Displays programs that are configured to run at startup.
    BgInfo - Displays relevant information about the computer on the desktop, such as computer name, IP address, etc.
    CacheSet - An applet to manipulate the working-set parameters of the system file cache.
    ClockRes - Shows the resolution of the system clock.
    Contig - Defragments a specified file or files.
    Coreinfo - Shows you the mapping between logical processors and the physical processor.
    Ctrl2Cap - Kernel-mode device driver that filters the system's keyboard class driver.
    DebugView - Monitors debug output on your local system.
    Desktops - Allows you to organize up to four virtual desktops.
    Disk2vhd - Creates VHD (virtual hard disk) versions of physical disks.
    DiskExt - Returns information about what disks the partition of a volume is located on.
    DiskMon - Logs and displays all hard disk activity.
    DiskView - A graphical map of your hard drive.
    DiskUsage (DU) - Reports the disk space usage for a specified directory.
    EFSDump - Allows you to see who has access to encrypted files.
    FindLinks - Reports the file index and hard links that exist for a specified file.
    Handle - Displays information about open handles for any process.
    Hex2dec - Converts hex to decimal and vice versa.
    Junction - Creates junctions (symbolic links that combine directories from multiple locations).
    LDMDump - Let's you examine exactly what is stored in a disks copy of the system.
    ListDLLs - Reports the DLLs that are loaded into processes.
    LiveKd - Allows you to run the Kd and Windbg kernel debuggers.
    LoadOrder - Shows the order in which the system loads device drivers.
    LogonSessions - Lists currently active logon sessions.
    MoveFile - Dumps the content of the pending rename/delete value.
    NTFSInfo - Shows you information about NTFS volumes.
    PageDefrag - Shows you have fragmented your paging files and registry hives are.
    PendMoves - Dumps the content of the pending rename/delete value.
    PipeList - Lists the pipes.
    PortMon - Monitors and displays all serial and parallel port activity.
    ProcDump - Monitors CPU spikes.
    Process Explorer - Shows information about which handles and DLL processes are loaded.
    Process Monitor - Shows real-time file system, registry, and process/thread activity.
    PsExec - Allows you to execute processes on remote systems.
    PsGetSid - Allows you to translate SIDs to their display name and vice versa.
    PsInfo - Gathers key information about the local or remote system including kernel build and the amount of memory.
    PsPing - Implements ping functionality.
    PsKill - Can kill processes on local and remote systems.
    PsList - Displays information about processes, memory, and threads.
    PsLoggedOn - This shows who is using what resources on a local or remote machine.
    PsLogList - Allows you to login to remote systems in situations where security credentials do not permit it.
    PsPasswd - Allows you to change an account password on local or remote systems.
    PsService - A service viewer and controller for Windows.
    PsShutdown - Allows you to logoff the console user or lock the console among other things.
    PsSuspend - Allows you to suspend processes on the local or a remote system.
    RAMMap - A physical memory usage analysis tool to see how Windows is assigning physical memory.
    RegDelNull - Allows you to search for and delete registry keys.
    Registry Usage (RU) - Reports the registry space usage.
    RegJump - Opens Regedit directly to a specified registry path.
    RootkitRevealer - Detects rootkits.
    SDelete - Allows you to delete one or more files/directories or to cleanse the free space on a drive.
    ShareEnum - Allows you to lock down file shares.
    ShellRunas - Allows you to launch programs under different accounts.
    SigCheck - Shows file version number, timestamp, and digital signature details.
    Streams - Allows you to see which NTFS files have alternate streams associated with them.
    Strings - Searches files for a specified string.
    Sync - Allows you to flush all file system data to disk.
    TCPView - Shows detailed listings of all TCP and UDP endpoints on your system.
    VMMap - A process virtual and physical memory analysis tool.
    VolumeID - Allows you to change the IDs of FAT and NTFS disks.
    WhoIs - Performs a registration record for the specified domain name or IP address.
    WinObj - Displays information of the NT Object Manager's name space.
    ZoomIt - A screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations.

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 # Using PsTools to Control Other PCs from the Command Line
    PsExec – executes processes on a remote computer
    psexec \\computername -u User -p Password ipconfig
    psexec \\computername  ipconfig
    psexec \\computername <options> xxx.exe <arguments>
    PsExec.exe \\computer net stop servicename && net start servicename
    psexec \\computername  cmd #get command prompt
    psexec \\computername  powershell #get command prompt
    
    psexec \\remotecomputername  msiexec /x /q pathtotheMSIfile #uninstall the program
    psexec \\[computername or IP] -h cmd /c "c:\program files (x86)\uninstall.exe /silent" #'-h' switch for running an elevated session
   
    
    #Run PowerShell scripts on remote PC
    PsExec.exe \\<SERVER FQDN> -u <DOMAIN\USER> -p <PASSWORD> /accepteula cmd /c "powershell -noninteractive -command gci c:\"
    #-i option to launch process on remote in interactive mode
    PSExec \\RPC001 -i -u myID -p myPWD PowerShell C:\script\StartPS.ps1 par1 par2
    #script in the location (c:\temp_ below on each remote server. servers.txt contains a list of IP addresses (one per line).
    psexec @servers.txt -u <username> cmd /c "powershell -noninteractive -file C:\temp\script.ps1" 
    psexec \\server cmd /c "echo . | powershell script.ps1"
    
    $computerName = 'REMOTECOMPUTER'
    #calling the winrm.cmd batch file on a remote computer running as the SYSTEM account. 
    #the output from that command isn’t needed, it’s silenced with 2>&1> $null
    psexec "\\$Computername" -s c:\windows\system32\winrm.cmd quickconfig -quiet 2&>&1> $null 
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    psinfo \\IP
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    PsService.exe \\computer query servicename #the status of the service
    PsService.exe \\computer config servicename #view the configuration
    PsService.exe \\computer restart servicename
    PsService.exe \\computer stop servicename
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 SysinternalsSuite> .\PsLoggedon.exe \\pc1 -l    #find user logged on a remote pc
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 psloglist \\workstation64 -h 24 application #List everything in the application event log on \\workstation64 from the last 24 hours
 PsLogList Security | More
 psloglist -s -x security
 PsLogList -i 861 Security | More #security log events with an event code of 861
 psloglist -f ew #see only errors and warnings,The -f argument takes a string of letters that represent the starting letter of the event types
 psloglist -o "windows update agent","ntservicepack" #dump event-log records generated by the Windows Update Agent and NtServicePack sources,
 PsLoglist -i 861 -s -t , Security > EventListing.txt
 psloglist file -c #clear an event log after extracting its contents
 psloglist -s > events.csv start events.csv #redirect CSV-formatted PsLoglist output to a file,open that file in Excel
 #processing logs that contain commas in text, use the -t switch to specify a different delimiter character
 #the tab character is a CSV delimiter,PsLoglist to use that character
 psloglist -s -t \t > events.csv 
 #aggregate event-log data from multiple computers
 #List the computer names (with or without the double-backslash prefix) on separate lines in a text file
 #append the name of that file to the @ switch
 psloglist @computers.txt application

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 #Process Explorer - Shows information about which handles and DLL processes are loaded.
 procexp64-Flash plug-in process-properties-Permissions #Unknown Account has permissions
 procexp64-Flash plug-in process-properties-Strings #ASCII strings embedded in this process,any comments the developers left
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	AccessChk - Lets you see what type of access users and groups have to files, directories, registry keys, etc.
	AccessEnum - Full view of your file system and registry security settings.
	AdExplorer - Active Directory viewer and editor.
	AdInsight - LDAP real-time monitoring tool used to troubleshoot Active Directory applications.
	AdRestore - Ability to restore deleted Active Directory objects.
	Autologon - Easily configure autologon mechanism.
	Autoruns - Displays programs that are configured to run at startup.
	BgInfo - Displays relevant information about the computer on the desktop, such as computer name, IP address, etc.
	CacheSet - An applet to manipulate the working-set parameters of the system file cache.
	ClockRes - Shows the resolution of the system clock.
	Contig - Defragments a specified file or files.
	Coreinfo - Shows you the mapping between logical processors and the physical processor.
	Ctrl2Cap - Kernel-mode device driver that filters the system's keyboard class driver.
	DebugView - Monitors debug output on your local system.
	Desktops - Allows you to organize up to four virtual desktops.
	Disk2vhd - Creates VHD (virtual hard disk) versions of physical disks.
	DiskExt - Returns information about what disks the partition of a volume is located on.
	DiskMon - Logs and displays all hard disk activity.
	DiskView - A graphical map of your hard drive.
	DiskUsage (DU) - Reports the disk space usage for a specified directory.
	EFSDump - Allows you to see who has access to encrypted files.
	FindLinks - Reports the file index and hard links that exist for a specified file.
	Handle - Displays information about open handles for any process.
	Hex2dec - Converts hex to decimal and vice versa.
	Junction - Creates junctions (symbolic links that combine directories from multiple locations).
	LDMDump - Let's you examine exactly what is stored in a disks copy of the system.
	ListDLLs - Reports the DLLs that are loaded into processes.
	LiveKd - Allows you to run the Kd and Windbg kernel debuggers.
	LoadOrder - Shows the order in which the system loads device drivers.
	LogonSessions - Lists currently active logon sessions.
	MoveFile - Dumps the content of the pending rename/delete value.
	NTFSInfo - Shows you information about NTFS volumes.
	PageDefrag - Shows you have fragmented your paging files and registry hives are.
	PendMoves - Dumps the content of the pending rename/delete value.
	PipeList - Lists the pipes.
	PortMon - Monitors and displays all serial and parallel port activity.
	ProcDump - Monitors CPU spikes.
	Process Explorer - Shows information about which handles and DLL processes are loaded.
	Process Monitor - Shows real-time file system, registry, and process/thread activity.
	PsExec - Allows you to execute processes on remote systems.
	PsGetSid - Allows you to translate SIDs to their display name and vice versa.
	PsInfo - Gathers key information about the local or remote system including kernel build and the amount of memory.
	PsPing - Implements ping functionality.
	PsKill - Can kill processes on local and remote systems.
	PsList - Displays information about processes, memory, and threads.
	PsLoggedOn - This shows who is using what resources on a local or remote machine.
	PsLogList - Allows you to login to remote systems in situations where security credentials do not permit it.
	PsPasswd - Allows you to change an account password on local or remote systems.
	PsService - A service viewer and controller for Windows.
	PsShutdown - Allows you to logoff the console user or lock the console among other things.
	PsSuspend - Allows you to suspend processes on the local or a remote system.
	RAMMap - A physical memory usage analysis tool to see how Windows is assigning physical memory.
	RegDelNull - Allows you to search for and delete registry keys.
	Registry Usage (RU) - Reports the registry space usage.
	RegJump - Opens Regedit directly to a specified registry path.
	RootkitRevealer - Detects rootkits.
	SDelete - Allows you to delete one or more files/directories or to cleanse the free space on a drive.
	ShareEnum - Allows you to lock down file shares.
	ShellRunas - Allows you to launch programs under different accounts.
	SigCheck - Shows file version number, timestamp, and digital signature details.
	Streams - Allows you to see which NTFS files have alternate streams associated with them.
	Strings - Searches files for a specified string.
	Sync - Allows you to flush all file system data to disk.
	TCPView - Shows detailed listings of all TCP and UDP endpoints on your system.
	VMMap - A process virtual and physical memory analysis tool.
	VolumeID - Allows you to change the IDs of FAT and NTFS disks.
	WhoIs - Performs a registration record for the specified domain name or IP address.
	WinObj - Displays information of the NT Object Manager's name space.
	ZoomIt - A screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations.

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	# Using PsTools to Control Other PCs from the Command Line
	PsExec – executes processes on a remote computer
	psexec \\computername -u User -p Password ipconfig
	psexec \\computername ipconfig
	psexec \\computername <options> xxx.exe <arguments>
	PsExec.exe \\computer net stop servicename && net start servicename
	psexec \\computername cmd #get command prompt
	psexec \\computername powershell #get command prompt

	psexec \\remotecomputername msiexec /x /q pathtotheMSIfile #uninstall the program
	psexec \\[computername or IP] -h cmd /c "c:\program files (x86)\uninstall.exe /silent" #'-h' switch for running an elevated session


	#Run PowerShell scripts on remote PC
	PsExec.exe \\<SERVER FQDN> -u <DOMAIN\USER> -p <PASSWORD> /accepteula cmd /c "powershell -noninteractive -command gci c:\"
	#-i option to launch process on remote in interactive mode
	PSExec \\RPC001 -i -u myID -p myPWD PowerShell C:\script\StartPS.ps1 par1 par2
	#script in the location (c:\temp_ below on each remote server. servers.txt contains a list of IP addresses (one per line).
	psexec @servers.txt -u <username> cmd /c "powershell -noninteractive -file C:\temp\script.ps1"
	psexec \\server cmd /c "echo . \| powershell script.ps1"

	$computerName = 'REMOTECOMPUTER'
	#calling the winrm.cmd batch file on a remote computer running as the SYSTEM account.
	#the output from that command isn’t needed, it’s silenced with 2>&1> $null
	psexec "\\$Computername" -s c:\windows\system32\winrm.cmd quickconfig -quiet 2&>&1> $null
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	psinfo \\IP
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	PsService.exe \\computer query servicename #the status of the service
	PsService.exe \\computer config servicename #view the configuration
	PsService.exe \\computer restart servicename
	PsService.exe \\computer stop servicename
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	SysinternalsSuite> .\PsLoggedon.exe \\pc1 -l #find user logged on a remote pc
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	psloglist \\workstation64 -h 24 application #List everything in the application event log on \\workstation64 from the last 24 hours
	PsLogList Security \| More
	psloglist -s -x security
	PsLogList -i 861 Security \| More #security log events with an event code of 861
	psloglist -f ew #see only errors and warnings,The -f argument takes a string of letters that represent the starting letter of the event types
	psloglist -o "windows update agent","ntservicepack" #dump event-log records generated by the Windows Update Agent and NtServicePack sources,
	PsLoglist -i 861 -s -t , Security > EventListing.txt
	psloglist file -c #clear an event log after extracting its contents
	psloglist -s > events.csv start events.csv #redirect CSV-formatted PsLoglist output to a file,open that file in Excel
	#processing logs that contain commas in text, use the -t switch to specify a different delimiter character
	#the tab character is a CSV delimiter,PsLoglist to use that character
	psloglist -s -t \t > events.csv
	#aggregate event-log data from multiple computers
	#List the computer names (with or without the double-backslash prefix) on separate lines in a text file
	#append the name of that file to the @ switch
	psloglist @computers.txt application

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	#Process Explorer - Shows information about which handles and DLL processes are loaded.
	procexp64-Flash plug-in process-properties-Permissions #Unknown Account has permissions
	procexp64-Flash plug-in process-properties-Strings #ASCII strings embedded in this process,any comments the developers left
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