Tag Archives: reboot

Remotely Patch and Reboot Multiple Computers

By Scott | Published: March 5, 2019

If you’ve stumbled upon this page, it’s probably because you are looking for a simple method to remotely apply Windows updates to multiple computers on your network, simultaneously. Not only that but you also want to be able to have the entire patch and reboot process automated so that you can pretty much just press […]

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Automate Windows Update Installations for Multiple Remote Computers

By Scott | Published: August 11, 2017

One of the common reasons that IT administrators use BatchPatch is to help automate processes, which in turn leads to less time spent dealing with patch management. As any patching administrator has seen before, there are times when installing Windows updates on a computer and then rebooting the computer seems to only lead to more […]

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Basic Multi-Row Queue Sequence

By Scott | Published: March 6, 2015

One of the questions we get sometimes is how do you update and reboot a set of computers in a specific sequence, without having to babysit the entire process? In the most recent version of BatchPatch we introduced the basic ‘multi-row job queue sequence.’ This new feature takes the existing job queue to the next […]

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Sequencing Updates and Reboots Across Multiple Target Hosts

By Scott | Published: February 10, 2015

One of the questions we get sometimes is how do you update and reboot a set of computers in a specific sequence, without having to babysit the entire process? In the most recent version of BatchPatch we introduced the ‘Basic Multi-Row Queue Sequence.’ This new feature takes the existing job queue to the next level […]

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