I assume that by "reset" you mean what VMware calls a "refresh" in Horizon? Resetting the machine back to when it was first composed right?

If so then this PowerCLI function  does exactly what you need:

https://get-cj.com/2018/04/02/how-to-refresh-vmware-horizon-desktops-using-powershell-powercli/

Example Usage:

How run Refresh-ViewDesktop？

I run it was failed in view PowerCLI.

Error：Refresh-ViewDesktop：the term 'Refresh-ViewDesktop' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function，script file, or operable program.

It's a function, so you'll have to run it from within ISE or integrated it into a script.

From within ISE you must first run the function, then you should be able to call it with refresh-ViewDesktop.

I'm sorry. I still failed.

I copy this script to Windows PowerShell ISE,

Then changed the following：

#$machines = ('B-W10-01', 'B-W10-02')

#refresh-ViewDesktop -machines $machines -viewserver  'vc.abc.com'

B-W10-01 and  B-W10-02 is machine Name

vc.abc.com is connection server name.

Run this script, It didn't go wrong, but it didn't work.

Where do I need to change?

When you call the function, run it without the "#".

I re-arranged some things so copy this one and try it now:

#Script by Jose Rodriguez

#https://get-cj.com

#Uses ONLY the Horizon View API to refresh a set of desktops or a single desktop.

And you would run it like this:

$machines = ('B-W10-01', 'B-W10-02')

Refresh-ViewDesktop -machines $machines -viewserver 'vc.abc.com'

have a error

Might be copy and paste issue.

Try copying from attached text file.

1. A new problem has arisen.

2. I want to add User and Password of connection server to this script.

     What should I do？

1. Uploaded the modified script for you to try. I think this should work now for your specific environment.

2. So I do not recommend embedding credentials but if it's what you need I included it as an example. In the updated file you just need to update the domain,username,password and then run the script.

Don't forget to mark my answer as correct if all is good  . Thank you.

I'm sorry.

I can't connection to Horizon connection server at weekend.

Today, I try this script.

but it's failed.

I'm sorry.

I forgot to introduce my environment to you.

I have a Horizon environment

Install PowerCLI  6.5 in connection server

Run Windows PowerShell ISE

Change path to “C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\Infrastructure\PowerCLI\Scripts”

Run .\Initialize-PowerCLIEnvironment.ps1

Then copy the script content to Windows PowerShell ISE

Change the script content

$password = ConvertTo-SecureString 'MyAdministratorPassword' -AsPlainText -Force

$domain = 'MyDomainName'              #abc.com

$username = 'Domain\Administrator'

$domainuser = $domain + '\' + $username

$Cred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ("$domainuser", $password)

$machines = ('B-W10-01', 'B-W10-02')

Refresh-ViewDesktop -machines $machines -viewserver 'vc.abc.com' -cred $cred

It's working.

Thanks a lot.

Hi

I have a new issue.

a part of desktop can't reset.

If you delete machine manaully. Does it work after that?

But, I don't delete any machine.

Sometime, it is pass.

Sometime, it is failed.

interesting I've never had it fail and I use it to reboot hundred of VM's.

Do you see a pattern or a specific status of the machines that are not able to refresh?

It's disconnection.