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    Has anyone got a simple method/script for getting IE7 onto XP SP2 computers that means users don't have to answer 20 questions afterwards?

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    I think you can get rid of all the questions using Group Policy.

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    Don't have Group Policy available - these are non-domain computers.

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    But if anyone does have details how to do this via GPO for IE7/8 I would be most interested, Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by SimpleSi View Post
    Don't have Group Policy available - these are non-domain computers.
    Local Policy.

    Open the Run dialog box and type gpedit.msc.

    In User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer
    The setting is Prevent performance of First Run Customize settings.

    The same for Group Policy too (obviously).

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    Try this script that I have used (attatched) which I use sometimes to patch remote machines.

    You'll need to add machines you want to deploy to a group - I use STRCCWorkstations (schoolname, workstation).

    You can add command line parameters too after you have specified the install file - Installing IE7 Silently is Simple… | So Joe... should help you.

    Hope it works! (it does here! ).

    Another note - if you have windows firewall on you need to make sure WMI is allowed as an exception - you can do it via GPO - but that's for another time...!

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    you could try packaging the file up with the IEAK 7 tool. Have had problems with getting this to work with group policy but seeing as you're not on a domain :-D

    from memory the IEAK lets you choose the options when creating the package

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