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2007 DST - 931836 vs. 914387
Ok, I have around 150 workstations to update for the DST 2007 update (KB931836). I found an article on the microsoft site that I can make the changes manually to all workstations (KB914387). http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914387/
I would create a login script which merges the registry info and run the VBS file. Any one have any comments on this?
I would create a login script which merges the registry info and run the VBS file. Any one have any comments on this?
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For solution 1 or 2?
If it is for solution 1, use this for your script
C:
NET USE U: \\servername\sharename
U:\daylightsavingpatch.exe
exit
I think this should work. Use notepad, and make sure you save it as a .BAT file.
save the daylight savings patch in your share directory.
Use
If it is for solution 1, use this for your script
C:
NET USE U: \\servername\sharename
U:\daylightsavingpatch.exe
exit
I think this should work. Use notepad, and make sure you save it as a .BAT file.
save the daylight savings patch in your share directory.
Use
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