ZenWorks Add-on wont stop running

I read a bunch of threads that talk about not getting add-on images to
work. I need to get them to stop working. I created an image that
automaticly logs in as local admin on the first few boots. This works
great as I found if you log into eDir applications may or may not run based
on other applications assigned to that user. When I log in as local admin
(workstation only) all add-on images run great. The problem is that they
continue to run as most users who log in as well. These applications are
installs (like GroupWise) and tend to casue problems when installed over
themsleves over and over.
So the computer images with add-on images
Reboots as local admin and installs applications
First User logs in (all add-on's re-run and casue posible errors and a reboot)
First User logs in again (no problmes)
Second User logs in (all add-on's re-run and casue posible errors and a reboot)
and so on and so forth. The applications are not assigned to anything at
all and are set as Force run when I made the add-on image. They are also
now set to Run Once (that has not made any changes)
Running ZenWorks 6.5 and will be using 7.0 after a few pressing projects
are done in a few weeks.
Thanks
Nathan

Hi Om,
As said by Peter put the addon in mandatory and in the application event if the add on is stopped try stopping the SAP Bsuiness One.exe thread. SO that ur B1 application will close.
Hope it helps,
Vasu Natari.

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