RyanVM

.NET hotfixes don't support the /integrate command, so no.

At least mine actually works http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-s...2%2C3#_Section1

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-s...2%2C3#_Section1 <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nice link there

Hulk - would you mind adding a note to KB890830 and KB873374 saying "THIS IS NOT AN INTEGRATABLE HOTFIX!!!!!11111one"? OK, I exagerated a bit, but you get the point. Since the question has been asked in this thread more times than I can count, it would help reduce confusion and thread clutter.

Wanna give a link to the site? EDIT: , you don't enclose IEXPLORER=1 in brackets

Dennis - that question's been answered numerous times in this thread. KB890830 is NOT a hotfix, therefore it can't be integrated. If you want to mimic the effect, add the registry entry on the previous page to make it disappear from WindowsUpdate.

He has automated installers for a reason...

Is the 9.0.3.1100 update on there?

RD is a function of cmd.exe, not an application in and of itself

Please read this post: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=269823 Please use more descriptive thread titles next time.

I just try running the app in VirtualPC with whatever switches I'm trying out

...or instead of running the EXE you can just add this registry entry: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\RemovalTools\MRT] "Version"="805647C6-E5ED-4F07-9E21-327592D40E83"Consider this, do you really think you have to worry about a virus being on your system at the time when that EXE runs? Didn't think so.

...for now

Easiest (and smallest) (and fastest) way to install 78 hotfixes that I know of

For this to have an even remote chance of working, you'd also need the updated INF files from i386 (not to mention the random drivers which exist in i386 or in both i386 and driver.cab)

It doesn't matter. Hotfixes are smart enough these days to check file versions and only update a file if newer KB number has nothing to do with release date.

You can email them too. That's what myself & keytotime did.

http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=62

Yeah, try it out. And what's this "JAVA" that you're installing? If it's the MS JVM, I'd strongly recommend you avoid it if at all possible.

Put it in the default profile directory

I have no clue what the problem is. I've confirmed that the version on my site is the exact version I use on my own CDs, which of course works fine.

...which is nothing new from any other hotfix /integrate. However, I do things a bit differently than that

I seem to recall WU storing hide information inside log files, not in the registry.

I've had it sitting on my hard drive for awhile now, haven't decided how I want to go about integrating it, though, since it has new files not previously on the XP CD. So in short, it'll be included eventually

No clue, you're the first to have such an issue that I'm aware of