Vista - Deploy PowerShell using GP

Is there a suggested way to deploy PowerShell using group policy? It would
be nice to find a prepackaged msi file for this.

In message <935B7C8A-EA30-4066-9E52-7F5854966B36@microsoft.com>, Tyson
Mock <Tyson@Mock.?.microsoft.com.invalid> writes
>Is there a suggested way to deploy PowerShell using group policy? It would
>be nice to find a prepackaged msi file for this.

This won't happen - PowerShell is part of the OS and is not deployed
with MSI's (although I dareseay you could create one from scratch).

Why not install it with a logon script?

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Thomas Lee
doctordns@gmail.com
MVP - Admin Frameworks and Security

Hi Tyson,

Windows PowerShell is an optional OS component and is not part of OS
directly. There is a /quiet mode available with the installer executable
that does the installation without any user intervention. You can place the
installer executable on a (your internal) network share and install the
software on various machines as per your needs.

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Thanks
Krishna[MSFT]
Windows PowerShell Team
Microsoft Corporation

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"Thomas Lee" <tfl@psp.co.uk> wrote in message
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> In message <935B7C8A-EA30-4066-9E52-7F5854966B36@microsoft.com>, Tyson
> Mock <Tyson@Mock.?.microsoft.com.invalid> writes
>>Is there a suggested way to deploy PowerShell using group policy? It
>>would
>>be nice to find a prepackaged msi file for this.
>
> This won't happen - PowerShell is part of the OS and is not deployed with
> MSI's (although I dareseay you could create one from scratch).
>
> Why not install it with a logon script?
>
> --
> Thomas Lee
> doctordns@gmail.com
> MVP - Admin Frameworks and Security