Remotely Uninstall Firefox from Multiple Computers (tutorial) Silently-deploy-exes-and-msis-to-computers-on-your-network See the bottom of this page for more information on silent deployments along with a number of tutorials to guide you through typical software deployment scenarios with BatchPatch.ĭeploying Firefox to Multiple Computers (tutorial + video) Whether it’s a first-time installation, an upgrade, or even an operating system service pack install, most applications can be deployed remotely, so long as they support a “silent” or “quiet” parameter. Remotely execute scripts such as ps1, vbs, cmd, and bat filesĮasily install Microsoft software as well as 3rd-party applications like Adobe Reader, Adobe Flash, Java, Firefox, Notepad++ etc.Remotely apply registry keys with reg files.Deploy msi, msp, and msu files to your entire network.Push install exe files to multiple computers.For the list of other features that are *not* related to software deployment, such as remote Windows Update, please visit the BatchPatch home page. Software deployment is only one of the many features that BatchPatch has to offer. Fortunately, the days of using remote desktop to manually install software on remote computers is over! With BatchPatch you can easily deploy software, updates, scripts, and patches to any number of computers, simultaneously, with just a few clicks, all from a single console.
The problem is how do you accomplish this seemingly monumental task when you have dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of computers? At one point or another every administrator has had to painstakingly install or remove software from multiple computers, one by one, manually. When you are responsible for managing a large network of computers, one of the tasks you typically have to complete on a regular basis is installing or updating software on many or all of your machines.
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