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Running the PaperCut client from a servers C$ share isn't ideal. Is there a reason for needing a VBS script? I'd just run the exe as a start-up script.

 

Good luck with the pay rise!

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im really trying to get the papercut client on all pcs around the school. Im trying to run this from our print server where the client software is installed. Do you know of a better way?

 

I tried via GPO - Computer configuration, policies, software settings, software installation and added the MSI software here but that didnt work

 

any ideas would be helpful, thanks

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im really trying to get the papercut client on all pcs around the school. Im trying to run this from our print server where the client software is installed. Do you know of a better way?

 

I tried via GPO - Computer configuration, policies, software settings, software installation and added the MSI software here but that didnt work

 

any ideas would be helpful, thanks

 

GPO will only accept msi installers. I'd also recommend setting up a specific shared folder for this too rather than jus using the C drive.

 

You could setup a startup script to check if the application exists and if not install it.

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thanks for the help. Is this bit below the only part i would need to change and put my location in? Very new to all of this

 

exePath= "\\SERVER\PCClient\win"

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Have a look at https://www.papercut.com/help/manuals/ng-mf/clienttool/user-client-install-windows/ before going too far down the rabbit hole - specifically:

 

cmd /c "start \\printservername\PCClient\win\pc-client-local-cache.exe --silent"

 

or the way I do it:

 

Group Policy / User Configuration / Administrative Templates / System / Logon / Run these programs at user logon / \\printservername\PCClient\win\pc-client.exe

 

IME this just works.

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