Windows 10: centralized program updates center

Hey guys,

I hope i m posting in the correct thread, so my problem is that i m looking for some enterprise level network management tool, to centralize program updates for end user . The basic idea to roll out updates from a controlled environment for programs like mozilla, java updates, everything what the end user should update periodically, but without the problem of restarting and pausing their work on their pc. This would be for windows pc s . I know windows server has WSUS, to rollout windows updates, but i want to manage all updates.
Any ideas, about a product existing which could do this , be it payed or a free one ? ( i m guessing there s a slight chance for existing for free something of this caliber)

Thanks alot,
Steve

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Sorry for the dumb newbie to cell phones question, but maybe it will help someone else!

 

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Thanks for the reply, I took back the phone to the nokia service center, but they didn't know nothing about the problem and they took it back to the Nokia central office here in Mexico, it's a bad thing that I can't use my new phone, I have to wait 5 days
to have an answer from the service center.

 

Look into PDQ Deploy or Spiceworks. Both will cost a yearly license if you want their more advanced features. Of the two, I prefer PDQ Deploy, as it focuses on doing just that one thing. Spiceworks is a Swiss army-knife approach to network inventory, monitoring, updates, helpdesk, and other IT related tasks. They both have active communities and see regular updates and improvements. Both will allow you to roll your own custom deployments, as well.

 

Thanks for the reply, PDQ really looks like the right tool for my situation.