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First I will explain my target

Target - execute programs or scripts on my windows machine from my Linux machine

I find the winexe tool – this tool perform remotely executes commands on remote windows machine from my Linux – very nice,

real example about winexe tool , and how it works:

The following example syntax should open the IE on my windows machine from my Linux (very nice )

  ./winexe -U login%password -W WORKGROUP //remore_machine_ip "cmd /k    cscript C:/open-explorer.vbs"

open-explorer.vbs script looks like that:

 Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 
 WshShell.Run "iexplore http://www.google.com", 9

So now I will explain the problem ..... Regarding the winexe syntax I see that winexe actually execute the open-explorer.vbs script but !

IE not really popup/opened? On my windows???

But when I run/exe the open-explorer.vbs script on my windows the IE (google) explorer opened successfully

So why IE opened from windows machines and not by the winexe tool? I guess because the winexe can’t see windows ENV ? Or maybe something else?

Please advice – how to open the IE on my windows machine by winexe tool

what need to add/change/replace in my winexe syntax to open the IE on WIN ?

WINEXE tool syntax

       ./winexe -U login%password -W WORKGROUP //remore_machine_ip "cmd /k    cscript C:/open-explorer.vbs"


 login - WIN login
 password  - WIN password
 remore_machine_ip - WIN ip address

winexe site - http://www.aldeid.com/wiki/Winexe

  • Have you tried `--interactive=1` and `--system` as parameters to `winexe`? – nif Jul 13 '13 at 18:50
  • yes good idea ( I will try it - ) - please write answer for my question and I will vote for you... –  Jul 13 '13 at 19:21
  • hey guys, can you provide the full line, because using --interactive=1 and --system gives me just like I wrote --help or something: my line: winexe --system -U "work/user%pw043" --interactive=1 //server.something --system "C:\Utility\prog.exe" – whatismyname123 Jan 15 '21 at 19:51

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According to the documentation of winexe:

--interactive=0|1
  Desktop interaction: 0 - disallow, 1 - allow. 
  If you allow use also --system switch (Win > requirement). 
  Vista do not support this option.

So --interactive=1 --system should do the trick.

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  • Can you elaborate on this and provide me with an example, why this line of mine doesn't work it just activates --help section of winexe sort of: winexe --system -U "work/user%pw043" --interactive=1 //server.something --system "C:\Utility\prog.exe" – whatismyname123 Jan 15 '21 at 19:55