I's me again ;)
I am just trying to publish a custom WPP update which blows away the Java Runtime Environment auto updater. For this reason I want to delete the auto updater file jusched.exe with this WPP update and delete the registry values in the Run registry key.
Now I want to kill the jusched process first to make it possible to delete the file than. I tried the following action but it doesn't work. The task is not killed and could not be deleted than. Maybe I'm doing something wrong? I saw that the process runs in a user context (Administrator) and tried to enable "Run the update in a user context" in the WPP update but with no effect.
The target OS is Windows 7 32 Bit and .NET 3.5 is installed. Other Custom Updates were working fine so far.
Comments: The better way for you ist to use Group Policy Preferences. With GPP you can delete Registry Keys, stop and deactivate Services. http://blogs.technet.com/b/grouppolicy/archive/2010/10/01/tales-from-the-community-deleting-a-registry-value.aspx http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753092.aspx In my environment i use for this only GPP, its working fine. ;)
I am just trying to publish a custom WPP update which blows away the Java Runtime Environment auto updater. For this reason I want to delete the auto updater file jusched.exe with this WPP update and delete the registry values in the Run registry key.
Now I want to kill the jusched process first to make it possible to delete the file than. I tried the following action but it doesn't work. The task is not killed and could not be deleted than. Maybe I'm doing something wrong? I saw that the process runs in a user context (Administrator) and tried to enable "Run the update in a user context" in the WPP update but with no effect.
The target OS is Windows 7 32 Bit and .NET 3.5 is installed. Other Custom Updates were working fine so far.
Comments: The better way for you ist to use Group Policy Preferences. With GPP you can delete Registry Keys, stop and deactivate Services. http://blogs.technet.com/b/grouppolicy/archive/2010/10/01/tales-from-the-community-deleting-a-registry-value.aspx http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753092.aspx In my environment i use for this only GPP, its working fine. ;)