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How can I bundle/package up and deploy a .HTM, .NTK, and .DLL file to 400 Windows 7 machines?

How can I bundle/package up and deploy a .HTM, .NTK, and .DLL file to 400 Windows 7 machines?

Problem:  We have 400 KIOSK with Windows 7 OS on it that recently had some technical issues. The Netkey support technician was able to fix the issues, and we tested it with one Kiosk. It works! The support tech updated a .HTM, .NTK, and .DLL file on the machine.

Deployment Method: The question is how do we deploy the fix to 400 machines? We need to find a method were we can deploy the newly updated  .HTM, .NTK, and .DLL file to it’s current directory. In turn, we need a way to where the current file (which will be replace by the updated file) will get renamed to .old. Can this be achieved by PSEXEC, script, .BAT,  GPO? If we can accomplish this, please detail step-by-step example on how this can be done using the example in the screenshot, with the directory path as indicated. Thank you.

Here is what we want accomplished (see screenshot).
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Hello,

I followed your steps but to no avail. Please see my screenshot and if something does not look right, let me know.

1. I made some edits to your script and applied it to my environment.
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2. My GPO Config on a DC.
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3. From client machine
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You're nearly there, the missing part is my bad, sorry.
In Line 5, SourceFolder is missing the subfolder with the files (and you can leave %DomainFqdn% as it is), so it needs to be
set SourceFolder=\\%DomainFqdn%\netlogon\Big5Kiosk_v4

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Can this be done through PSEXEC? If so, can you detail the steps?