I have searched through the archives and found one thread relating to the use of WPKG with Windows SteadyState ( http://lists.wpkg.org/pipermail/wpkg-users/2009-January/004261.html ). I am trying to utilize these two programs together to provide updates to our public access computers. I tried to use a custom script in SteadyState to call WPKG but it does not run as a credentialed user (SteadyState runs the custom script before Windows logon). I have now tried installing the client, setting the service to run manually and starting the service manually through the custom script. This solution will work if I institute a logon delay but this causes the full delay anytime Windows restarts. One thing mentioned in the thread above is to force SteadyState to commit the changes post execution of WPKG. This seems a little more involved than calling WPKG through SteadyState. Has anyone out there successfully combined WPKG with the SteadyState disk protection? Thank you, Harry J Sanger, III Microcomputer Specialist Library Information Network of Clackamas County |