Cool,…. thanks for that

It works a treat, but only on my local machine tho!

This is the code I am running; 
use Win32::KillProcess qw( connectServer startProcess );
$server="sn02gev14a";
 $user="MOD\blackadder_sup";
 $pass="Perlmonks2004";
my $c = connectServer( $server, $user, $pass );
startProcess( $c, 'cmd.exe /c start \\oywps01\snp108');

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The error I am getting is this; 
C:\Perl>proc_start.pl
Can't access WMI on remote machine sn02gev14a: OLE exception from "SWb
+emLocator":

Access is denied.

Win32::OLE(0.1701) error 0x80070005: "Access is denied"
    in METHOD/PROPERTYGET "ConnectServer" at C:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/Ki
+llProcess.pm line 30.

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Although my domain admins account ‘MOD\blackadder_sup’ and my user account are in the local admins group on the remote machine, however I still get the above error!

Any thoughts?

Thanks
Blackadder

In reply to Re^2: Installing Win32::KillProcess using PPM3 by blackadder
in thread Installing Win32::KillProcess using PPM3 by blackadder

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