Currently, there are unique instructions for upgrading your Coro agent based on the version that you are currently running, as follows:
- All computers that have Coro Agent version 2.0.27.0 and higher can upgrade Coro to the newer version by downloading the new file and installing it. To do that, they will have to first remove tamper protection from their workspace.
- All computers with a Coro Agent version earlier than 2.0.27.0 must first remove tamper protection from the workspace and then uninstall the old agent and reinstall the new agent version.
- All computers with a Coro Agent version 2.0.30.0 and later:
- End-users receive auto-update notifications when relevant.
- For mass deployment or for direct upgrades, administrators should first remove tamper protection from the workspace prior to downloading the latest version and upgrading.
The rest of this article provides additional installation information.
Make Coro Agent settings
In addition to its basic functions, Coro provides specific endpoint monitoring capabilities that you can turn on and off.
To control the settings, log in to your Coro account and click Control Panel > Endpoint Devices > Settings.
The settings apply to all devices in the workspace.
Requirements for Coro Agent deployment
Windows Desktop PCs must meet the following requirements:
Operating system
- Windows server 2012 R2, Windows server 2016, Windows server 2019
- Windows 7 , 10 , 11 64 Bit
Other system requirements
Memory - 8GB
Size - 126MB
Deploy Coro Agent
There are two methods for installing Coro Agent.
- For single users: Coro provides a link to the installer. Admin personnel email the link to specific users on whose device it needs to be installed. The user clicks the link and follows the instructions to install.
- For use with mass deployment tools, such as GPO: Admin staff use the same link to download the Agent, then deploy it en masse using the deployment tool.