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Put it in the all users startup folder is the easiest...<br />
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Here is another ways too that a little sleeker.<br />
<a href="http://forum.sysinternals.com/bginfo-at-startup_topic2081_post8838.html" rel="ugc">http://forum.sysinternals.com/bginfo-at-startup_topic2081_post8838.html</a>
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Put it in the all users startup folder is the easiest...

Here is another ways too that a little sleeker.
http://forum.sysinternals.com/bginfo-at-startup_topic2081_post8838.html [http://forum.sysinternals.com/bginfo-at-startup_topic2081_post8838.html]

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Thank you athomsfere.<br />
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Please assume I have no idea how or where to do anything. Can you give me detailed step by step instructions?
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Thank you athomsfere.

Please assume I have no idea how or where to do anything. Can you give me detailed step by step instructions?

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I want to have bginfo on all of our servers. I can install it but then it is not there the next time I rdp in. How can I easily install it so everyone who rdp's in to these servers running Windows Server 2008?
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I want to have bginfo on all of our servers. I can install it but then it is not there the next time I rdp in. How can I easily install it so everyone who rdp's in to these servers running Windows Server 2008?

How to deploy bginfo?

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Network Management

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