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Hi,<br />
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Are you talking about installing Powershell application itself or Powershell script such as Logon script?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi,

Are you talking about installing Powershell application itself or Powershell script such as Logon script?

Thanks.

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I was talking about powershell itself. Its part of a larger project that we are looking at using powershell to set up our client machines from scratch.
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I was talking about powershell itself. Its part of a larger project that we are looking at using powershell to set up our client machines from scratch.

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If you are on a secured network, you could use psexec to remotely install it.<br />
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psexec \\computer1,computer2,comp<wbr />uter3 -c -s WindowsXP-KB968930-x86-ENG<wbr />.exe /quiet /passive /norestart<br />
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FOR /L %i in (1,1,99) DO psexec \\computer%i -c -s &nbsp;WindowsXP-KB968930-x86-ENG<wbr />.exe /quiet /passive /norestart<br />
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Sometime around 2003, Microsoft started using these standard options for all their installers: /quiet /passive /norestart
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If you are on a secured network, you could use psexec to remotely install it.

psexec \\computer1,computer2,computer3 -c -s WindowsXP-KB968930-x86-ENG.exe /quiet /passive /norestart

FOR /L %i in (1,1,99) DO psexec \\computer%i -c -s  WindowsXP-KB968930-x86-ENG.exe /quiet /passive /norestart

Sometime around 2003, Microsoft started using these standard options for all their installers: /quiet /passive /norestart

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I want to install powershell onto all of our windows XP clients on the domain. I don't want to have to manually install on all machine. What is the easiest way to silently deploy this across our domain?
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I want to install powershell onto all of our windows XP clients on the domain. I don't want to have to manually install on all machine. What is the easiest way to silently deploy this across our domain?

Remotely installing powershell on windows xp clients

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