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The hotfix is actually going to fix our GPO scheduled task issue.<br />
The issue is the time/date is off/ahead 1 day or 1 hour on the clients....<br />
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So thats why I'm looking for a way to execute this manually, to a group of computers.
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The hotfix is actually going to fix our GPO scheduled task issue.
The issue is the time/date is off/ahead 1 day or 1 hour on the clients....

So thats why I'm looking for a way to execute this manually, to a group of computers.

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I have a hotfix to apply to all computers.<br />
I want to be able to push out to each OU respectively.<br />
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I have a working script:<br />
@echo off<br />
IF EXIST c:\windows\H0tf1x.txt goto end<br />
wusa.exe \\srv-install\Install\Admi<wbr />n\Microsof<wbr />t\HotfixTi<wbr />meIssue\45<wbr />1549_intl_<wbr />x64_zip\Wi<wbr />ndows6.1-K<wbr />B2738974-v<wbr />3-x64.msu /quiet /norestart<br />
echo MS Hotfix installed &gt;&nbsp;%SystemDrive%\windows\H0tf<wbr />1x.txt<br />
:end<br />
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Is there a way to use powershell or use cmd to execute the script, or just the wusa.exe cmd?
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I have a hotfix to apply to all computers.
I want to be able to push out to each OU respectively.

I have a working script:
@echo off
IF EXIST c:\windows\H0tf1x.txt goto end
wusa.exe \\srv-install\Install\Admin\Microsoft\HotfixTimeIssue\451549_intl_x64_zip\Windows6.1-KB2738974-v3-x64.msu /quiet /norestart
echo MS Hotfix installed > %SystemDrive%\windows\H0tf1x.txt
:end

Is there a way to use powershell or use cmd to execute the script, or just the wusa.exe cmd?

Powershell CMD for Hotfix to entire OU

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