Windows PWLAUNCHER command

The Windows PWLAUNCHER command is a useful tool that allows users to initiate the Password Reset Wizard directly from the command line. This command can be handy for system administrators who need to reset passwords for multiple users efficiently. By utilizing the PWLAUNCHER command, users can streamline the password reset process and manage user accounts more effectively.

PWLAUNCHER Syntax:

pwlauncher [option] [parameter]

Options:

Option	Description
-a	Specify the action for the launcher
-p	Specify the path for the launcher
-r	Run the launcher
-h	Display help for the launcher

Parameters:

Parameter	Description
action	Action to be performed by the launcher
path	Path to the launcher executable

Caution

Exercise caution when using the pwlauncher command with the options and parameters to ensure correct execution and avoid errors.

PWLAUNCHER Usage:

Launch a command prompt with pwlauncher

pwlauncher cmd

Launches a command prompt using the pwlauncher utility.

Run a specific command with pwlauncher

pwlauncher echo Hello World

Executes the command “echo Hello World” using pwlauncher.

Open PowerShell with pwlauncher

pwlauncher powershell

Opens PowerShell using pwlauncher.

Execute a batch script with pwlauncher

pwlauncher C:\scripts\my_script.bat

Runs a batch script located at “C:\scripts\my_script.bat” with pwlauncher.

Tip

When using the pwlauncher command in Windows, make sure to carefully read the documentation and understand the available options to customize the behavior according to your requirements.

How do I use pwlauncher in Windows?

To use the pwlauncher command in Windows, execute the following command:

pwlauncher --option <value>

How can I specify the directory path in pwlauncher?

In pwlauncher, you can specify the directory path using the following command:

pwlauncher --directory "C:\path\to\directory"

How do I list all available options in pwlauncher?

To list all available options in pwlauncher, you can use the following command:

pwlauncher --help

How do I run pwlauncher in verbose mode?

To run pwlauncher in verbose mode and see detailed output, use the following command:

pwlauncher --verbose

How can I set a specific timeout in pwlauncher?

To set a specific timeout in pwlauncher, you can use the following command:

pwlauncher --timeout 60

How do I use pwlauncher to launch a specific script?

To use pwlauncher to launch a specific script, you can execute the following command:

pwlauncher --script "script_name"

How do I force pwlauncher to overwrite existing files?

To force pwlauncher to overwrite existing files, use the following command:

pwlauncher --force

Applications of the PWLAUNCHER Command

• Launching specific applications with ProcessWire
• Managing and monitoring processes within the ProcessWire environment