Powershell import module activedirectory

I add this to the State Restore > Custom Tasks folder as a 'Run Powershell Script' in my MDT task sequence and then add a Restart Computer task directly underneath it. My results with the AD module were unpredictable at best. I decided to move away from using the AD module within my MDT script and shortly after posting this devised another way of getting this done. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide, Is there any way to run the MDT task sequence as a domain administrator or elevate the privileges of the local administrator during the task sequence? I can import the module just fine after the task sequence is over from the machine when logged in as a domain admin, but not as the local administrator of the machine.

Warning: Error initializing default drive: 'The server has rejected the client credentials.'. I get the following error when it attempts to load the AD Module. When MDT runs this task, it runs it as the local administrator. Rename-Computer -NewName $Computername -DomainCredential $cred $DomainComputer = Get-WmiObject Win32_BIOS $Domain = Get-ADDomainController вЂ“DomainName -Discover -NextClosestSite $cred = New-Object -ArgumentList $AdminUsername, $AdminPassword $AdminPassword = 'password' | ConvertTo-SecureString -asPlainText -Force I have written this short powershell script to rename a computer as part of an MDT task sequence: Import-Module ActiveDirectory

Powershell import module activedirectory