I can’t seal that certificate because of this holiday, which I can’t complete because of this is the ninth time I’ve returned it over the course of a month. I need any help to solve this and extract the flag
Note: the mentioned commands.txt file does not exist
Be sure you are on the Windows PowerShell server and not Windows GUI. You will see Commands.txt on the desktop. As you can see the commands do work…
As you can see, the file does not exist on the desktop and I deal through windows powershell
I may be bored, is it a personal problem or what
You are on the wrong desktop.
I don’t understand what you mean this desktop that appeared at the beginning of the command that always appears when I restart this lab !
Notice there is a Machines Tab…
This allows you to switch from one desktop to another. Most labs have more than one desktop and the lab instructions will tell you when to use the Machines tab to move between them.
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Thanks for your efforts 
Command.txt is missing from the desktop is there reason for it
It’s on the Windows PowerShell desktop. There are two desktops: Windows GUI and Windows PowerShell. Use the Machines tab to switch between them.
Many thanks for the quick response and that I sent you another message as well.
Brendan
I would have been dead for the 49th time had your presence on this forum wasn’t in existence! You are the second best thing for me that has occurred in tech after elon. APPRECIATE YOU!
Hey so everytime I put the password in for part 2 step 5 it keeps telling me it fails when I put everything in right I repeated it 2 times and still getting the same thing
I just tested and the lab works as written.
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Be sure you are on the Windows PowerShell server and not the Windows GUI
server.
Also you can use the Commands.txt file if you aren’t certain about the syntax.
Can you guide me better on what to do not really understanding anything besides connect to windows GUi
When you are done with your lab work on the Windows GUI system, right-click the Start icon and open a new PowerShell window with Admin Privilege’s. Then, in the newly opened PowerShell window, change directory (use the cd command) to C:\Users\cybrary\Dekstop. On the Desktop is a file called Flag.bat. Run this file by typing ./Flag.bat. This small BAT file will check to see if you did the tasks required in the lab: create a bruce.wayne user, make a Heroes group, and add bruce.wayne to the Heroes group.