Run batch file on a remote computer

I am looking for syntax so that I can run a batch file that is on my computer and I want to run it on a remote computer. I am thinking I can do this with psexec but have not been able to figure out the correct syntax.

psexec.exe -s \\namepc -u yourusername -p yourpassword cmd /k c:\blabla\Install.bat
Install.bat must be on some folder on remote pc and I think that is only posible way.
U can change \\namepc with @blabla.txt file with computers list if you want to run that bat file on more computers.
Your account in this example must have admin rights on remote computer.

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