Here is the batch file I use for the earlier powershell script to re-install the SCCM client.
NOTES:
PSExec and CMTrace must be in the folder you launch this from 'MyScripts' in this case.
The powershell referenced above plus WMIRepair.exe and UnlockPowerShell.vbs must be in the
'push' subdirectory. I talked about UnlockPowerShell.vbs HERE. I also have ccmclean in there
but I don't use it anymore...
xcopy C:\MyScripts\push \\%1\c$\temp\push /E /I /F
psexec \\%1 -s cscript c:\temp\push\UnlockPowerShell.vbs
start "" .\cmtrace \\%1\c$\temp\sccm.log
psexec \\%1 -s powershell c:\temp\push\clifixes.ps1
psexec \\%1 -s cmd /C rmdir /s /q c:\temp\push
The command line would look like
scriptname.bat computername
%1 in the batch files is replaced with 'computername' from the command line.
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