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I have approx 70 clients that I need to push an MSI out to. &nbsp;I would like to push this to all machines which are powered on without leaving my desk. &nbsp; &nbsp;This is usually a manual process as its needs to be installed and ready for the staff to use when they come in.<br />
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Its my understanding I'll need to create an installer to go with the MSI so there are no prompts .....<br />
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Thanks for helping ........<br />
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Joel
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I have approx 70 clients that I need to push an MSI out to.  I would like to push this to all machines which are powered on without leaving my desk.    This is usually a manual process as its needs to be installed and ready for the staff to use when they come in.

Its my understanding I'll need to create an installer to go with the MSI so there are no prompts .....

Thanks for helping ........

Joel

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