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Unzipping an autounzip.exe to numerous workstations at once

Zones: File Compression Utilities, Installation

Tags: Windows, XP & sbs2003, all Service Packs

This is a little complicated. We have a program that runs off of a SQL database. about once a month we have to upgrade the database, and in turn, we must update each workstation. The way the company has us doing it right now, is running 4 .exe autounzips. So, I basically have to put those four files on a shared drive, and go machine to machine, select each of those files, and then choose the path to unzip it to.

I think there has to be an easier way to do this than what I am currently doing. Is there any possible way to make this work? I will attach one of the files I have to unzip so there is no confusion as to what I am working with. The other three are the exact same file format.

500 points. Thanks!

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: laustandphound

Solution Provided By: matrixnz

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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