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Tag Archives: applications
Deploy Google Chrome silently with no shortcuts
Deploying applications is as easy as ABC when there is no need to repackage them. But then you get a request that requires some changes that should be easy. To deploy Google Chrome silently with no shortcuts is one of … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, SCCM
Tagged applications, chrome, deploy, google, msi, msp, SCCM, shortcuts
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MST-files
When working with MSI-files, MST-files are a big part of getting things to work the way you want it to do when deploying them with SCCM for example. This post will show you the basics of creating and using MST-files … Continue reading
