PowerShell Remoting: On execution of a command to start an exe (wmplayer for example), can't see the actual UI

i have test bed in lab consisting of windows server 2008 running powershell 2.0. using server manage 50 clients  connected wired , wireless server. running windows active directory on server , clients in domain created , using ad push different policies. have lot of basic scripts running (shutting down interfaces on clients, shutting down clients, fetching logs clients etc.). there 1 task in particular extremely important setup , facing lot of issues it. here details:

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want start applications windows media player or vlc player on clients through script. script run on server , should try , establish connection clients , bring ui.

has been tried?

method 1:
**new-pssession -computername <computer_name> -credential <cred>
enter pssession -id <id>**

(brings prompt on remote machine)
**start-process wmplayer.exe**

runs correctly. process gets created on client, not see ui.

method 2:
created batch file on remote machine runs wmplayer.exe. works fine , brings ui if executed manually client, again if triggered remotely creates process , not bring ui.

missing while running commands? need configure more ui , running?

lot in advance.

-jenil

i think find answer here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa389769(v=vs.85).aspx.

"you can use win32_process.create execute script or application on remote computer. however, security reasons, process cannot interactive. when win32_process.create called on local computer, process can interactive.

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you can use win32_scheduledjob.create create interactive process remotely. processes started win32_scheduledjob.create run under localsystem account can confer privilege."

so should go scheduledjob :) problem wmi class uses "at" job style deprecated since windows 8. maybe @ scheduledjob windows 7/vista machines , go "advanced" scheduled tasks in windows 8 powershell:
- scheduled tasks cmdlets in windows powershell http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj649816(v=wps.620).aspx 

it looks dirty option can still use schtasks command so. create task read file video.mp4 somewhere in network , call tasks remotely every time need display video. instead of deleting tasks @ end, let without trigger , change video file in case need display video. don't see use of though besides massive prank users :) have other way inform users, logon message, ie homepage, emails, im etc.

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