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May 09, 2012 I have created a group policy for publishing a msi package. The directions say to go to Run Advertised Programs in the client control panel. I can't find. You can access the advertised programs that the System Center Configuration Manager 2007 client makes available to network computers by clicking Run Advertised. Installing programs using the Run Advertised Programs Option - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University.

Allow the user to interact wasn't checked! I don't see a point in using the IEAK since GPO will take care of everything. I created a custom installer in Wise that handles most of the installation, other than the user clicking 'Next' and 'Restart'. I was mostly worried about errant Internet Explorer windows being open or possibly applications utilizing Internet Explorer, which is staved off by a disclaimer in the beginning and a command that terminates iexplore.exe. We're upgrading to IE7, because application remediation and testing was done around IE7 before IE8 was available. Again, thank you! The IEAK will make a completely silent install for you as well as installing the latest version and updates.

I've never looked at all the GPOs surrounding IE, but I would bet there are things in the IEAK that can be customized that aren't available via the GPO - things like deleting the default favorites. Maybe, maybe not. If you haven't looked at it, it may be worth your while to just review it. The other reason I like the IEAK is because it will spit out an MSI which is so much easier to import into ConfigMgr.

Booooo on the IE7. IE8 is really so much better. But I understand corporate politics and supportability. Jason Twitter @JasonSandys.

DirectDraw applications Freeze on Windows 7 anywhere between 1 minute and 3 hours into running them. Location: microsoft.com - date: November 20, 2009 Scouring the web, I have come to the conclusion that this is a Windows 7 issue, and there is no link between hardware, or drivers as it occurs on ATI, Intel and Nvidia chips. Games such as Starcraft may freeze as soon as you hit the first menu screen, or as late as half way through a mission. Age of Empires.

games freeze on a black screen between the last intro video and the main menu (but as tested so far once in a mission will not freeze) Warcraft 2 BNE is the same as Starcraft. Worms Armageddon is effected randomly as well. Heroes of might and magic 1 and 2 Starlancer (between missions or on he main menu) Blood Omen during during movie sequences So far i've verified that Affinity does not fix it.

Process Priority does not fi. Windows 7 is running way too slow, please help! Location: 7forums.com - date: October 11, 2011 I just got a new Dell Inspiron ONE 2320 with Windows 7 and it is unbelievably slow! I has XP on my old computer and never had these issues.

Google Chrome takes forever, IE9 is much worse and just getting into My Documents takes a long time as well. I checked for performance issues in the control panel and it came back saying that my computer is set up to run programs at Startup that may cause delays. The problem is that I don't know which programs can be disabled at startup. I also checked the memory and it says its at 2.86 GB. That seems high for a new computer, doesn't it?

The physical memory also says it has about 2900 mb in use. I just don't understand that.

Run Advertised Programs Location

Where Is Run Advertised Programs

I'll do my best to describe the computer. The computer is a Dell In.