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  1. Hey guys I have a problem deploying my Java update. i had previously just extracted the MSI file, and then set the software to install on the test computer, and it worked perfectly. But if internet explore is open, and Java might be in use, and installing the update at this point, will corrupt the java installation, causing java to stop working. I have changed the deployment to "only when no user is logged on", but that will require the computers to be at the login screen for a very long time, or have the users logoff during the day, and wait 5 minuttes, and then log back into Windows. This is NOT a solution we can use. Is there a script i can run as a "requirement" for the Java update, that detects if iexplore.exe is in use, and if it is in use, it will check again later, or can I somehow set SCCM to download the package, and set it to install at either the next shutdown or login ? It appears not to be installed at the moment when it is set for "only when no user is logged on", because the SCCM client is longer to start, than our users is to do their login in the moring.
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