Homegroup TASKLIST Problem

I have a working Homegroup consisting of a Win 7 Desktop and Win 10
Laptop. I am trying to write a batch to run on the D/T which checks if a
given program is running on the L/T.

The L/T has the following Run_Check.bat which works as expected when run
from a L/T icon with the following command:
C;\Users\.........\Run_Check.bat qw
@ECHO OFF
TASKLIST D:\TL.txt
TIMEOUT 5
FINDSTR /i "%1" D:\TL.txt NUL && ECHO %1 Running || ECHO %1 Not
Running
PAUSE
DEL D:\TL.txt
EXIT

The D/T test.bat follows:
:: CALL \\LAPTOP\Users\.........\Run_Check.bat qw
:: START "" \\LAPTOP\Users\.........\Run_Check.bat qw
PAUSE
EXIT

Remove the PAUSE from the L/T bat and run the test.bat with either one
of the commands shown and the TASK LIST produced is of the D/T and in a
D/T folder instead of the desired L/T results.

How do I modify the batches so that running test.bat produces L/T info
instead of D/T info?
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Zaidy036

On 9/03/2016 13:42, Zaidy036 wrote:
I have a working Homegroup consisting of a Win 7 Desktop and Win 10
Laptop. I am trying to write a batch to run on the D/T which checks if a
given program is running on the L/T.

The L/T has the following Run_Check.bat which works as expected when run
from a L/T icon with the following command:
C;\Users\.........\Run_Check.bat qw
@ECHO OFF
TASKLIST D:\TL.txt


You set the remote machine and username password in tasklist itself.
This is part of the Win 8.1 help.

TASKLIST [/S system [/U username [/P [password]

On 3/8/2016 9:56 PM, foxidrive wrote:
On 9/03/2016 13:42, Zaidy036 wrote:
I have a working Homegroup consisting of a Win 7 Desktop and Win 10
Laptop. I am trying to write a batch to run on the D/T which checks if a
given program is running on the L/T.

The L/T has the following Run_Check.bat which works as expected when run
from a L/T icon with the following command:
C;\Users\.........\Run_Check.bat qw
@ECHO OFF
TASKLIST D:\TL.txt


You set the remote machine and username password in tasklist itself.
This is part of the Win 8.1 help.

TASKLIST [/S system [/U username [/P [password]


That is what I tried first in various combinations in the D/T batch like
/S LAPTOP and /S \\LAPTOP
with and without /U myusername
with and without /P mypassword

The most that results in is an empty LT.txt on the D/T

Trying the above in L/T batch creates empty LT.txt and "Logon failure".