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> >>><BR>> >>> Or does it work but you can still login if you just move the wpkg window<BR>> >>> or something??<BR>> >>><BR>> ><BR>> > It means WPKG Client works under Vista, but logon delay will not work.<BR>> ><BR>> > -------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>> > In any case I would recommend running at shutdown, which has the following advantages:<BR>> ><BR>> > 1) no logon delay for user<BR>> > 2) no running processes that must be killed<BR>> > 3) long lasting installations can run as long as they take, even if this is for one hour or more<BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> <BR>> Running at shutdown, does that work on windows vista.<BR>> And does it show a window or something or does it just 'hang'<BR>> <BR>> ------------------------------<BR>> It does show a window, that tells the user that there is an installation running, like the one you get, when you install Windows updates at shutdown.<BR>> <BR>> I have no experience with Vista, still no need to use it.<BR>> Best is to try on a test system, there is nothing that can get broken.<BR>> Start with something simple and advance.<BR>
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How does running WPKG at shutdown affect packages that need a reboot? If there are multiple package installs pending, and package1 reboots the PC, does the shutdown process get triggered straight away and package2 install continues, or does it wait for the user to initiate a shutdown the next day?<BR>
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