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it appears that when assigning a package to be installled via GPO, that if the software is then uninstalled from the target workstation, the GPO will not try to re-install it.<br />
does anyone know of a way to force the GPO to always check if the s/w is installed and if not, install it?<br />
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thanks in advance.<br />
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it appears that when assigning a package to be installled via GPO, that if the software is then uninstalled from the target workstation, the GPO will not try to re-install it.
does anyone know of a way to force the GPO to always check if the s/w is installed and if not, install it?

thanks in advance.
S

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