The people over at Plugins4Automate have released the latest version of their Patch Remedy plugin for ConnectWise Automate which now upgrades older Windows 10 versions to current Windows 10 versions. For quite some time Patch Remedy has worked to keep each version of Windows 10 up to date inside of its version but today Patch Remedy goes to the next step and upgrades older versions of Windows 10 to the latest 1709 version. Plugins4Automate worked with the LabTech community to create a tool to assist MSPs with the daunting task of upgrading Windows 10 versions using ConnectWise Automate.
They have user interactive controls for Windows 10 Upgrades, If users of a PC are logged in during upgrades, setup a special message to be displayed during the upgrade process.
These tools allows a MSP to easily upgrade 1 or hundreds of Windows 10 systems at one time. If your MSP needs a Windows 10 Upgrade solutions then Patch Remedy is a must see.
If agents are offline you can’t deliver your services. If you can not deliver your service your patching stats suffer!
Improves Windows Patching up to 25% MSP wide!
That’s correct, connecting with your end users before maintenance cycles improves density. This plugin will send out a Windows popup message with a personal message from your MSP politely… Continue reading
Plugins4Automate resently released a new version of their amazing plugin CCleaner For Labtech. This new version takes advantage of the new UI in ConnectWise Automate 12 and so is now called CCleaner for Automate.
Let’s have a look at some of the new charts and graphs Plugins4Automate has put together… Continue reading
Plugins4Automate has updated SurfLog Browser Metrics Plugin for ConnectWise Automate today bringing in new charts and graphs that use the DevExpress libraries. This allows the plugin to work as designed in the new Automate 12 versions. We look forward to seeing all the other integrations Plugins4Automate has available using these new UI libraries.
See their post at Blog Post Announcement
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The team over at Plugins4Automate is offering a great value to try out their new Office365 for ConnectWise Automate plugin. Get the first month free and have a go at this great plugin. Here is just a few of the neat things you can mange.
Azure Active Directory
Who manages your VMWare ESX Hardware Health?
If you are using ConnectWise Automate or LabTech RMM tool then this is a must have plugin for your environment. Plugins4Automate has a great plugin for managing ESXi Health monitoring in ConnectWise Automate and LabTech.
Visit them at www.plugins4automate.com
Get Chocolatey Version 3 Beta Through September 2017
Plugins4Automate is giving away Chocolatey for Automate through September 2017!
Come grab some Chocolate for your Connectwise Automate RMM Platform. 3rd Party Application Management made easy!
MSPs can install and update their complete environment of Windows systems… Continue reading
CCleaner Business Edition Gives MSPs a Boost.
Plugins4Automate released a new CCleaner for Labtech plugin that has some really great features available at no cost to any MSP that uses ConnectWise Automate / Labtech for managing mass endpoints. The plugin leverages the power of the CCleaner engine to analyze unlimited agents and bring that information back into ConnectWise Automate… Continue reading
Another Ransomware
For the second time in just as many months, computer malware has been infecting consumers, businesses and government institutions around the world at a insane pace, locking files with encryption and extorting ransom payments to release the data again. This new global ransomware attack has targeted businesses around the world, demonstrating how easy it is for hackers to extort money by taking advantage of outdated technology. This new ransomware, security researchers says, the… Continue reading
Automation Nation was June 21-23rd this year and it was another great event. Got to meet up with some really great people and had some good discussions about the future of ConnectWise Automate.
David Miller from Piriform, the makers of CCLeaner was… Continue reading
