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set all workstations in network to run file once
im currently an administrator of a network and was wondering if there is a way of setting all the computers in the network to run a file once. the file would be saved in a shared folder
the file is a bat file which i want to be run on all machines on the network ONCE |
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Well, I would expect that a login script would do the trick, and simply have the file remove itself after it runs.
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