The long awaited pcAnywhere hotfix is finally here.

Please review "Symantec pcAnywhere 12.6.7 Hot Fix (HF1) readme" (http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC6435) for full details.

Ever since the introduction, and general take-up of the tablet, it has been speculated that the death of the PC is nigh. But is this the case? According to IDC, global PC sales fell 13.9% in Q1 2013, accelerating the drop of 8.3% in Q4 2012. Certainly less are being sold, and for this there are many reasons.

A fundamental reason for this, and I believe we’ll be seeing this very shortly with smartphones and tablets, is that PCs have become like ‘white goods’. You don’t throw away your fridge or cooker when a new model comes out, and the same has become the case with the PC. Given the slowdown of processor improvements, and how well Windows 7 runs on older machines, consumers are no longer buying a new PC every couple of years to keep up. RAM is still very cheap and given the prevalence of 64bit Windows 7, it’s easy to put in another 4 or 8GB of RAM to improve performance.

Another reason for keeping an aging machine is cloud services. If...

Support for Internet Explorer 10.  

Some of you may be encountering IE 10 now.  Microsoft is considering it a critical update, and some patching and update policies are automatically installing it on computers.  If you are currently using Servicedesk or Workflow 7.5 or lower, you will probably run into some problems.

For example, the grid component will not allow you to select items in the grid, even though it is configured to do so.  There may be other items that do not function as expected.

Servicedesk and Workflow will follow the support plans for ITMS.  When support is announced on the ITMS platform for Internet Explorer 10, Servicedesk and Workflow will follow suit.  In the meantime, the latest version of IE supported is 9.  

You should consult with your patch administrators or verify that your policies do not roll out IE 10 automatically.  This will prevent a lot of headache as you move forward with...

Hi,

Below are the steps which can help to install the PCAAgent Remotely.

Copy the folder \\<servername>\NSCap\bin\Win32\X86\pcAAgent to your own system c drive where port is open to access all remote system.

Create a batch file with usingbelow detail and paste in to pcAAgent folder (Eg - pcaagent.bat)

@echo on
cd\
cd pcanywher
pcAClientInstallManager.exe /iall
exit

Also download the psexec file and paste it in c drive

Create a file with computer.txt in your c drive and paste all ip in this file where you need to install

This computer.txt file will help in both vbs script or in bat file

Copy the below step in notepad and save pcaagent.vbs