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We use UpdateExpert from St. Bernard right now to manage patches for 500 Windows boxes. <br />
I'm looking for alternatives. What is considered the best way to deploy patches these days?<br />
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One of our greatest problems is scheduling the updates with our users. It's a major pain.<br />
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I think what I would like ideally is to have the user prompted upon logoff if they want to<br />
allow Windows Updates to proceed on their PC. &nbsp;So they could log out before going home at night.<br />
click ok to Windows Updates and have a fully patched PC ready for them the next morning. <br />
Any one doing it that way?<br />
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We use UpdateExpert from St. Bernard right now to manage patches for 500 Windows boxes. 
I'm looking for alternatives. What is considered the best way to deploy patches these days?

One of our greatest problems is scheduling the updates with our users. It's a major pain.

I think what I would like ideally is to have the user prompted upon logoff if they want to
allow Windows Updates to proceed on their PC.  So they could log out before going home at night.
click ok to Windows Updates and have a fully patched PC ready for them the next morning. 
Any one doing it that way?







Windows Updates deployment

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