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    <p>My first guess is that you've got "invisible" spaces in your CSV file. For example their is likely a trailing whitespace after the names of your servers in the CSV that your eyes of course don't see. You can fix that either by fixing the CSV file, or using <code>.Trim()</code> on your imported strings -- i.e. <code>$_.Name.Trim()</code></p> <p>If that's not the case, or not the only issue, then this is something I've had issues with to. When I have complicated strings like your desired <code>net.exe</code> arguments I've liked to take precautions and get extra pedantic with defining the string and not rely on PowerShell's automatic guessing of exactly where a string begins and ends.</p> <p>So, instead of baking your parameters inline on your <code>net.exe</code> command line hand-craft them into a variable first, like so</p> <pre><code>$args = '\\' + $_.name + '/user:' + $_.name + '\Administrator' + $_.pass </code></pre> <p>If you <code>write-Host</code> that out you'll see that it no longer has your rogue spaces. Indeed you may notice that it no longer has <strong>enough</strong> spaces, so you'll have to get a little explicit about where they belong. For instance the above line doesn't put the proper spaces between <code>\\servername</code> and <code>/user</code>, or between the username and password, so you'd have to add that space back in, like so.</p> <pre><code>$args = '\\' + $_.name + ' /user:' + $_.name + '\Administrator ' + $_.pass </code></pre> <p>Notice the explicit spaces.</p>
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    1. COOK thanks so much, it already has worked to clean up the spaces. So basically I should add a line above net.exe to create a "clean string" variable and use that variable in the net.exe line, correct?
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    2. COYep. That's been my experience on playing it safe. You don't always have to, but occasionally PowerShell's automagic guessing of how to format and space implicit strings will bite you.
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    3. COThanks for the help. I got the format right but now I am getting a "network path not found" error. I think I'll break the whole statement up into arg variables and see if that works.
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