Best Ways to Edit Text Files Remotely with PsExec?

Just a heads-up: allowing PsExec can pose security risks in a business environment, so be cautious. But if you're set on it, it really comes down to user permissions rather than the tool itself.

You could use the classic method: `copy con filename.txt` and then press Ctrl+Z to save. It's a bit old-fashioned but it gets the job done!

If you're feeling adventurous, consider setting up an SSH server and using VIM. It's a bit more complex, but it's powerful and works well for editing files remotely.

If you're using Chocolatey, you can install Nano easily. It's a lightweight text editor that works perfectly for this kind of task.

There's a neat GitHub project from Microsoft for editing files. You can also grab the content and copy it to your clipboard using commands, then edit it in your favorite editor like Notepad++, and then push it back to the file. It's a bit fancy, but it works well if you prefer that workflow.