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Hello
I'm sure there is a better way to do this (probably just use the local policies from the server (which I'm assuming you'd be running this from)) but If you want a batch then this is one way you could do it. First of all you'd need access to the folder that you are planning on storing these files in. You'd need the users to each have a shared folder (preferably in a space that is not in their way) and call to their computer by name by using the pushd command. If you have the .exe and the shortcut saved in a folder on a server you will need to use the computer names to copy them to the shared folder. You can make a looping command if you have a lot of computers that you are doing this for but if it is only a few it's simpler to not worry about it and just write all the computer names down. If you'd like I can show you how to loop. You will have to use the pushd and popd commands to be able to connect and disconnect to the network. cd (directory with .exe and shortcut) pushd \\laptop3\"shared directory" xcopy (directory with .exe and shortcut) popd pushd \\laptop4\"shared directory" |
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