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Check to make sure they have service pack 3. &nbsp;Service pack three installs this version of WSH. &nbsp;If you have WSUS, you can push SP3 to Windows XP.
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Check to make sure they have service pack 3.  Service pack three installs this version of WSH.  If you have WSUS, you can push SP3 to Windows XP.

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that's the rub. we haven't officially cleared sp3 to run house-wide. were just now able to get IE7 okayed.<br />
you do remind me though, if i can get KB943729 pushed out i could probably use the new options to do a lot of what i'm doing with my script.<br />
I'll investigate that, will leave question open in the meantime.
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that's the rub. we haven't officially cleared sp3 to run house-wide. were just now able to get IE7 okayed.
you do remind me though, if i can get KB943729 pushed out i could probably use the new options to do a lot of what i'm doing with my script.
I'll investigate that, will leave question open in the meantime.

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i'd like to push out the windows script host v5.7<br />
have some login scripts that i'd like to use but i can't due to some xp machines running older images that don't support the functions i've scripted.
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i'd like to push out the windows script host v5.7
have some login scripts that i'd like to use but i can't due to some xp machines running older images that don't support the functions i've scripted.

Push WSH 5.7 via group policy

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