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by smilko

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I am responisble for basic updating of 22 PC's in a library. The typical updates I do are microsoft windows, adobe reader, adobe flash, adobe shockwave, Java, and Apple quicktime. The library uses a program called Deep Freeze which locks all the PC's so that any changes to done to them will be reversed when the PC is turned off and on again. With this program I can set the PC's to do Windows updates automatically and I can set it to call a on a script. My question is, is there a way to write a script or something else to so that I can have Adobe flash, shockwave, Java, etc... update automatically when the script is run?

Thanks for your help!

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by rob miners

be too concerned about those types of updates as most can be downloaded and installed at leisure. We used to use Deep freeze until we discoverd the M$ Shared Computer Toolkit. It is now named Steady State an is a lot more managable than DeepFreeze, it is also free. Check it out.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/sharedaccess/default.mspx

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