I have a PS script that runs that invokes a vbs script. This works fine until I try to include the -computername attribute. When I do that I get an Access is denied error.

Script: 

$computerName = Read-Host "Computer Name: "
$employeecode = Read-Host "Employee Code: "

Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { cscript.exe \\serverpath\UserPrintersScrape.vbs $computerName $employeecode } -ComputerName $computerName

When I run it, i get this error: 

CScript Error: Loading script "\\serverpath\UserPrintersScrape.vbs" failed (Access is denied. ).

However if I run this it runs fine:

$computerName = Read-Host "Computer Name: "
$employeecode = Read-Host "Employee Code: "

Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { cscript.exe \\serverpath\UserPrintersScrape.vbs $computerName $employeecode }

The problem is, I need this to run on a remote pc. Any thoughts on how to resolve this or what is causing it?

Edit: One other thing to note, when I add the -computername I run it on my local pc for testing and get the error.

• Edited by RubberDuck13 10 hours 0 minutes ago

Second hop restriction.  Look it up.

Building on what jrv said, you might consider breaking this out into three steps: Copy the VBS file to the remote computer, run the VBS (what you're doing now, except make it a local path), and then remove the VBS file (unless you don't care about polluting your drive with files). PS Remoting will not allow the remote computer to delegate your credentials to another computer (the computer in your UNC) by default.