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‎02-20-2020 04:35 PM
I have start install deployments to my environment but it was a mistake.
Is there way to stop that deployments one time is running ?
In my case it was Adobe for all computers...
Is there way to stop that deployments one time is running ?
In my case it was Adobe for all computers...


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‎11-06-2020 05:51 PM
It happened to me too many times, i delete the package and if it accesses a file on lansweeper share i manually kill those open files

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‎02-21-2020 01:47 PM
I'll try it.
thank you.
thank you.

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‎02-21-2020 03:33 AM
Check out BatchPatch, will allow you to run the taskkill command, you could do this via a batch file anyway. You will need to also remove the task as well, which can be get from C:\Windows\System32\tasks and delete that install task.

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‎02-20-2020 06:22 PM
I did but it doesn't work.
I had restart the LS but when it back the deployment still running.


I had restart the LS but when it back the deployment still running.



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‎02-20-2020 06:10 PM
Leandro Martins wrote:
I have start install deployments to my environment but it was a mistake.
Is there way to stop that deployments one time is running ?
In my case it was Adobe for all computers...![]()
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You'd have to kill the process on each machine individually. You could write a script to do a taskkill or pskill, then push it out, but LS won't work, since it needs to finish the one that's already been deployed first.
Depending on what stage the deployment is in, you could restart he LS service on the server(s) and that may stop the ones that haven't kicked off yet
