I am trying to set the administrator account on a remote machine. I am using Win32::AdminMisc and i am not getting the desired results. Can anyone help. Or anyone know of another way to do this. (This is my first time using the module). Here's what i have so far... 
# Ray Espinoza
# ChangePass.pl
# This script will attempt to change the local admin password on a mac
+hine.
######################################################################
+#############
#!D:\perl\bin -w
use Win32::AdminMisc;

$Server = "\\muskrat";
$UserName = "Administrator";
$UserFullName = "Administrator";
$Password = "testing";
$PasswordAge = 0;
$Privilege = "USER_PRIV_USER";
$HomeDir = "C:/winnt";
$Comment = 0;
$Flags = 0;
$ScriptPath = "C:/scripts/perl/changepass.pl";

Win32::AdminMisc::UserSetAttributes( $Server, $UserName, $UserFullName
+, $Password, $PasswordAge, $Privilege, $HomeDir, $Comment, $Flags, $S
+criptPath ) ||
    die "Couldn't set the attributes: $!";

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