Currently, I am using a batch file to unattended install all hotfixes. The batch file searches a specified folder, and installs all *.exe files in that folder with the /q /n /z switch. When Microsoft releases new hotfixes, I just put them in that folder and the batch file takes care of everything. If some old hotfix is replaced by a new one I just delete it from that folder. This way the I386 folder is always clean and tidy, because no unneeded hotfixes have ever been installed in it after service pack 2. But what happens if I start using nLite to slipstream the hotfixes? Won’t nLite keep making the I386 folder bigger and bigger as new hotfixes get released? If a new hotfix replaces an old one what will nLite do? How will it know that the old hotfix has to be removed? Won’t it just leave it there and just install the new one too? I really want to use nLite to slipstream all the hotfixes to save me the time of installing them during the unattended installation, but if it’s going to keep making my I386 bigger and bigger, I prefer not to. Advice?