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Thank you all.<br />
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I ended up using NSIS, an open-source MSI creator.
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Thank you all.

I ended up using NSIS, an open-source MSI creator.

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I have a batch file that stops a number of services, renames a file on client, copies a file to client from server, start services.<br />
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I was hoping to package and deploy this update to a group of PCs on a Windows Domain using Active Directory Group Policy.<br />
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The part I was hoping to get some direction on how best to perform this?
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I have a batch file that stops a number of services, renames a file on client, copies a file to client from server, start services.

I was hoping to package and deploy this update to a group of PCs on a Windows Domain using Active Directory Group Policy.

The part I was hoping to get some direction on how best to perform this?

How to deploy a custom hotfix (.VBS,.CMD)

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