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Sorry mistake in the code in last post;

(x86) not (86) for windows 64

AVG 2011 FULL SCAN - WINDOWS 64Bit

cd\
cd "Program Files (x86)\AVG\AVG10"
avgscana.exe /comp=ON /boot=ON /proc=ON /reg=ON /heur=ON /pup=ON /ads=ON /report="c:\mt\rsfiles\avgrep.txt" /trash=ON
exit

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AVG 2011 UPDATE - WINDOWS 64Bit

cd\
cd "Program Files (x86)\AVG\AVG10"
avgmfapx.exe

AVG 2011 - has a history log that helps to check past scans for virus infections. This log also displays raw data for auto updates.

if there is a virus not being removed or updates are not working, this log helps to detect.

WINDOWS  32bit

CD\
CD "Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\AVG10\log"
type history.xml

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WINDOWS 64bit:

CD\
CD "C:\ProgramData\AVG10\log"
type history.xml

CREATE  A RESTORE POINT ON ANY WINDOWS:

THIS IS A VBS SCRIPT NOT A BAT! So change the text file from .txt to .vbs

If GetOS = "Windows XP" Then
        CreateSRP
End If

If GetOS = "Windows Vista" Or GetOS = "Windows 7" Then
        If WScript.Arguments.length =0 Then
                  Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
                objShell.ShellExecute "wscript.exe", """" & _
                        WScript.ScriptFullName & """" & " uac","", "runas", 1
        Else
                  CreateSRP
          End If
End If

Sub CreateSRP
        Set SRP = getobject("winmgmts:\\.\root\default:Systemrestore")
        sDesc = "Manual Restore Point"
        If Trim(sDesc) <> "" Then
                sOut = SRP.createrestorepoint (sDesc, 0, 100)
                If sOut <> 0 Then
                        WScript.echo "Error " & sOut & _
                          ": Unable to create Restore Point."
                End If
        End If
End Sub

Function GetOS 
        Set objWMI = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & _
                ".\root\cimv2")
        Set colOS = objWMI.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem")
        For Each objOS in colOS
                If instr(objOS.Caption, "Windows 7") Then
                        GetOS = "Windows 7"    
                ElseIf instr(objOS.Caption, "Vista") Then
                        GetOS = "Windows Vista"
                elseIf instr(objOS.Caption, "Windows XP") Then
                          GetOS = "Windows XP"
                End If
        Next
End Function

AVG 2011 - UPDATE (32Bit windows)

cd\
cd "Program Files\AVG\AVG10"
avgmfapx.exe

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AVG 2011 - UPDATE (64Bit windows)

cd\
cd "Program Files (86)\AVG\AVG10"
avgmfapx.exe

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AVG 2011 FULL SYSTEM SCAN (WINDOWS 32bit)

cd\
cd "Program Files\AVG\AVG10"
avgscanx.exe /comp /ext=* /reg /boot /proc /macrow /pup /arc /ads /trash /report="c:\AVGREPORT.txt"

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AVG 2001 FULL SYSTEM SCAN (WINDOWS 64bit)

cd\
cd "Program Files (86)\AVG\AVG10"
avgscanx.exe /comp /ext=* /reg /boot /proc /macrow /pup /arc /ads /trash /report="c:\mt\rsfiles\AVGREPORT.txt"

A handy quick scan MALWARE scanner command line:

cd\
c:\a2cmd /u
c:\a2cmd /deep m /t /c /a /log=c:\mt\a2cmd\logs /d

You can Download A2 Squared and then Copy the following files from program files to c:\

The only files you need to copy from program files folder is:

a2cmd.exe
a2update.dll
engine.dll

The rest is created when updates and scanning is done.

Further switches can be found from a2 squared website.

Hi guys,

AVG 2011 with switches I use when installing via ONE2MANY.

Program downloaded: avg_free_x86_all_2011_1120a3152.exe

Switches: /AppMode=setup /UILevel=Silent /Selectedlanguage=1033 /InstallToolbar=0 /ChangeBrowserSearchProvider=0 /InstallSidebar=0 /DisableScan /KillProcessIfNeeded

You can alter your own switches by looking up the PDF document (page 241) form here:

http://aa-download.avg.com/filedir/doc/NETWORK_GROUP/AVG_Anti-Virus_Network/avg_avb_uma_en_2011_01.pdf

Some hinderences that stop this download and install from happening are:

1. AVAST or other virus software installed. If older versiona of AVG are installed the above switches will autoboot and install on reboot without user intervention.

2. UAC turned in under users on Vista and windows 7.

This will mean logging into the dash board to view installed programs which is time consuming and a pain.... OInstead I run this script to view installed programs from the script log which is much quicker.

regedit /e c:\regexport.txt "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall"
find "DisplayName" c:\regexport.txt >c:\regprogs.txt
type c:\regprogs.txt
del c:\regexport.txt
del c:\regprogs.txt
exit

Found a pretty sweet program that can be run via command line to download and install Windows Updates. The Free Version does just that but the Pro version gives you a lot more control if you want to match certain REGEX expressions, auto-accept EULAs, etc.

http://wuinstall.com/

You can even use the free version for unlimited commercial use. Sweet!

You might find this regarding windows update switches.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/262841

Also multiple updates with only one reboot:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/296861

I am too wondering how to automate Windows Updates with One2Many... Any ideas?

@iDevelop Thanks! I'll send you a LogMeIn collared shirt for your contribution (and Email you privately for your shipping address :smileyhappy:)   I'll also go ahead and add that script to our repository in the top-post.

@Anon  Thanks for pointing us toward that resource! Feel free to contribute what's worked for you on this thread. As for your other statement.. do any Central users have a script that could open a .JPEG file on a target machine through One2Many? (You may want to re-post as a seperate topic in our Central forums for better visibility).

Thanks,

Kevin
Community Relations Manager

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