android,threadpool,remote-process
A thread is, by definition, part of an application. Then, it's not possible to have a thread outside an app. When you have an app that never creates nor uses new threads, you're running a main thread, that uses the full CPU time assigned by the OS to the app....
While I'm certain you could do this with WMI, there's also an easier way. Powershell has a built in cmdlet called Invoke-Command which is for remote code execution. There's also Start-Process and Stop-Process for controlling processes. Invoke-Command -ComputerName $Computer -ScriptBlock { Start-Process $ProcessName Stop-Process $ProcessName } If you're in a...