On Microsoft Windows systems that are connected to a Domain Controller, Network Administrators may configure the Domain Controller to push applications to all computers in a certain scope (a group of computers, a group of users, or any reasonable combination thereof).
In summary, to install applications on multiple computers at once in an Active Directory network, a Network Administrator needs to log into the Domain Controller, create a Group Policy Object that defines the scope (that is, group of users or computers it should apply to) that directs that computer to install the software when a user logs in. This is the most efficient way to install an application on multiple computers using only Microsoft technology.
There are numerous third party applications available that can provide this sort of functionality on a local network without the need for a Domain Controller. These applications range from free to hundreds of dollars, and come with varying features and limitations. Should one decide to go this route, it is advisable that due diligence is done before purchasing or downloading a solution that may not work for your scenario.
In either event, if the number of computers involved is less than the time it would take to configure a Domain Controller to push the installation, or installing third party software on all computers, then configuring a server to push the installers, it would more intuitive to simply install the software manually on all the computers involved.
Most business install call center software because it is much easier to use to get through to clients. Some install call center software in order to have employees work from home.
Per the EA Support website: Q: Am I able to play my game on more than one computer? Do I need the disc for that?A: You'll be able to install and play your game on up to three computers without the need of the game disc. Your computer is authorized after installation and the initial launch of the game.
Create the console on one computer and copy the .mmc file to the other nine.
install the package design software in the computer, then design package on computer, kasemake is a great package design software.
When creating a GPO software installation, which option causes the client computer to automatically install the application the next time the computer starts or the user logs on?A) PublishedB) Assigned
well, access all the other computers from 1computer through a network connection. In that way you will be able to install Firefox on multiple computers on a network at once.
yes, but it's illegal
No you cannot, you must purchase multiple licenses or multiple copies of the game.
Windows 7 cannot be used on multiple computers. The license is only good for one computer unless you buy a corporate license which allows you to install it on multiple computers.
It can only be activated on two computers. A third install will not activate unless you deactivate one of the other installs. Google "Adobe Photoshop Express", "GIMP" or "Paint.NET" all of which are free and don't use Adobe's draconian and invasive DRM.
network license
So you can install the drivers in multiple computers without having to download them individually for each computer
Rosetta Stone language education software can be installed on multiple computers in a single household for personal use only. Loading the software on multiple computers not in your household is a violation of their licensing agreement and is not allowed.
Yes! Oh my goodness! I have games installed on many computers all from the same application.
Depending on what you mean by a "stand-alone license", either on multiple computers, or in a business.
If you intend to copy the software itself you pretty much can't do that. You can install the software on multiple computers if you have A COPY of MS Word and a product key which can be used multiple times.
If you mean upgrade your system version, then yes. You are able to take one Leopard disk (new version of OS X which is version 10.5) and install it on as many computers as you like. This is not the same for applications though! Some applications such as Adobe's Creative Suite will NOT let you install on multiple computers.