Hi both, First of all the package should contain some checks. The package below checks for existence of the seamonkey.exe file. If it does not exist, then WPKG will re-install the package (at least 1.0+ versions of WPKG). Sure you need to run the wpkg.js script using a user which has belongs to the Administrators group. If not sure then make sure your task runs with SYSTEM privileges. By the way running something like 'cscript \\server\share\wpkg.js /synchronize' is one possibility. If you use WPKG client then you have a system service installed called "WPKG Service". This service ensures that WPKG runs with SYSTEM privileges (by default, if not configured to another account). If you use WPKG client, then you might simply schedule a task using the following command: net start WpkgService NOTE: Also here you need to make sure that the user executing the command has privileges to start/stop services. Using this setup WPKG can try to synchronize software at windows startup as WPKG client is run automatically at startup by default. If it fails it might be periodically (or at a specific point in time) started by the task scheduler of Windows. Please also consult the home page of WPKG at http://wpkg.org/ for WPKG package specifications. For example you can find ready-to-use package definitions for Firefox which have been tested quite well. br, Rainer |