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I would rename "PSEXEC" to Remote Command Prompt. However there are other useful remote tools we could use in that menu like the Mcafee enterprise antivirus remote console, or some other tools related to that. Not does it allow offer assistance in our organization due to security policy. For example, My organization does not use Forefront. It would be nice to be able to remove/rename/add menu items in the tools menu. Also, the tools menu has many things that simply are not useful to a lot of organizations. It works, but why even have "Get Add/Remove software" at all if you aren't going to use it for MOST systems? Either remove one, or fix the other. I spoke to Roger about it, and his response was "just use "Get Installed Software (AI)" instead." OK. Like the failure to search wow6432node for 32 bit software on 64 bit systems when looking through inventory. There are a few things I would do differently.
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