Hi,

you can decide yourself if the 'vaccination' may help or not. This is my quick and dirty approach ...

Run as a user account that has access to the \C$ admin share of the remote computer

# enabled AD Computers
$Servers = Get-ADComputer -filter {(enabled -eq $True)} | Select-Object -ExpandProperty DnsHostName

# path to source file
$path_src_perfc = '\\share\perfc'

Try {

    Foreach ($ComputerName in $Servers) {

        $path_adminshare = '\\{0}\C$' -f $ComputerName
        $path_dst_perfc = Join-Path -Path $path_adminshare -ChildPath '\Windows\perfc'

        if (Test-Path -Path $path_adminshare) {

            Write-Verbose "[*][$ComputerName] Access to $path_adminshare" -Verbose

            if (Test-Path -Path $path_dst_perfc) {

                Write-Verbose "[ ][$ComputerName] $path_dst_perfc already exists" -Verbose

            }
            else {

                Write-Verbose "[*][$ComputerName] Copy perfc to $path_dst_perfc" -Verbose
                Copy-Item -Path $path_src_perfc -destination $path_dst_perfc

                if (Test-Path -Path $path_dst_perfc) {

                    Write-Verbose "[ ][$ComputerName] Copy success" -Verbose

                }
                else{ 

                    Write-Verbose "[-][$ComputerName] Copy failed" -Verbose

                }

            }

        }
        else {
            Write-Verbose "[-][$ComputerName] No Access to $path_adminshare" -Verbose
        }

    }
}
Catch{
    $_
}