LeMarchand Posted June 11 Posted June 11 Last weekend was "update weekend" at home when I make sure the five Windows machines in the house are patched and have up-to-date software. I got to thinking about whether it would save me time to set up Action1 for this. I can't see any licensing/T&C type reason why not. Has anyone done this and was it useful in an environment that likely has a higher incidence of more esoteric software?
pete Posted June 11 Posted June 11 I use it to make sure the parent's devices are up-to-date, with occasional ad-hoc remote support. Their setups are pretty vanilla. I have it on the gaming PC at home and told it not to fiddle with drivers on that computer. 1
TwistedHelixis Posted June 11 Posted June 11 I have it at home on 3 kids computers, my PC and my wife's laptop. I also use A1 for the school. 1
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