Am 02.02.2012 09:39, schrieb Paul McGrath:
Hi Matthew, A simple answer to your question is that you can delay the WPKG service from starting as you can with any Windows service. We do this on new Windows 7 images which are syspreped. They boot, join a domain, reboot then the WPKG is delayed and then starts installing. You could also add an entry to task scheduler to restart the service periodically to pick up changes or new packages. Paul
I am installing at shutdown, since there is no problem with running processes and working users.
For Windows 7 I use a scheduled task at 22:00, which will run WPKG.js and shuts the system down afterwards. This checks for a running explorer.exe process, which indicates a logged on user and skips the installation and shutdown if one is found.
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