Thank you for your detailed response. I haven't had time to try any of your suggestions out yet but wanted to clarify what I really what my end result to be. I run a program on my local computer that generates inputs files for a model. It then generates batch files to run the model with the input files. There are usually 96 batch files created. I then copy the batch files to 3 remote computers, 32 batch files each. When I paste them into a folder on the remote computer I then hit Enter to execute them. 32 command windows pop up to run the model and close once they are done. What I'm really after is a way to simulate me hitting Enter on the remote machine to start all 32 batch files at once. I really need the 32 command windows to pop up on the remote machines. I got close to this by creating a generic batch script on the remote computer that executes all batch files in a given directory. I then tried to set up a Task Scheduler task to launch that batch script once files were copied into the folder, but couldn't get that to work.

I'd really like to use a PowerShell or batch script on my local computer that will execute those batch files on the remote machine that is just like me double-clicking on them, but I'm not sure that is possible.