crobertson

I have figured out there are two lines that it writes to the files %variable%.txt So when %variable%=%computername%.txt the resultant file would be Computername.txt.txt The program is writing correctly now, but all that displays is the screen showing what has/has not installed. It appears stalled and I see no progress. Is there a way we can see what is installing as it is being installed?

Wow Mhz.. really well done. I'm running into a few issues. Fist it closes out before I can see what it did, if anything. Can we pause it at the end? It creates two text files ===system info==== which displays the updates installed? KB2764913KB276491613 listed. =====updates.txt====which displays all the updates in the folder1 E:\104 Updates\Win7 x86 Critical\IE11-Windows6.1-KB2909210-x86.msu1 E:\104 Updates\Win7 x86 Critical\IE11-Windows6.1-KB3008923-x86.msu1 E:\104 Updates\Win7 x86 Critical\Windows6.1-KB2479943-x86.msu1 E:\104 Updates\Win7 x86 Critical\Windows6.1-KB2491683-x86.msu45 more.. but it does nothing best I can tell. It appears to error somewhere and quit.I'm providing this to my techs, and we go though about 5-10 computers a day with 2% re-installI named them %computername%done & %computername%todo This way It will be different name with each computer.I'm attempting to test this on the VMs I have running.

I changed the code to echo/push the update name into a text file. I really don't need/want to attempt all updates at one time. It needs to install in 2-3 updates. Can we use this text files at check if the update has already been installed? Currently I stop about 40-50% complete and reboot then start again, but it attempts to install from the very beginning. I tried to edit these scripts, but I'm not able to. any thoughts?