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Thank god - the script I'm doing is getting complicated enough without multiple exe names to check for!<br />
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Thanks!!
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Thank god - the script I'm doing is getting complicated enough without multiple exe names to check for!

Thanks!!

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It is the exename but there are other dependencies<br />
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Like<br />
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wcescomm.exe <br />
and<br />
rapimgr.exe
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It is the exename but there are other dependencies

Like

wcescomm.exe
and
rapimgr.exe

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Thanks Mikal - I only need to check if any version of ActiveSync is installed and active on domain machines - obviously the simplest check being the presence of the .exe<br />
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Luckily don't need it to be a 100% guarantee so that will probably be adequate and I can ignore the odd one or two where desktop staff have installed to anywhere other than the default location.
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Thanks Mikal - I only need to check if any version of ActiveSync is installed and active on domain machines - obviously the simplest check being the presence of the .exe

Luckily don't need it to be a 100% guarantee so that will probably be adequate and I can ignore the odd one or two where desktop staff have installed to anywhere other than the default location.

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Has the exe name for ActiveSync always been WCESMgr.exe in versions previous to 4.5?
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Has the exe name for ActiveSync always been WCESMgr.exe in versions previous to 4.5?

ActiveSync Exe Name

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