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http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/...n/ms04-015.mspx or http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=en for the 1st one. The second update is not new.

Very strange, it doesn't exist in French (only in a few language)...

List all the Windows updates with many informations for each one: WinUpdatesList (choose Utilities)

just curious: what's the command syntax and the location to put it? xxx.exe /? will show you the parameters

General note: For all dates, yyyy/mm/dd should be used instead of mm/dd/yyyy (which could be interpreted as dd/mm/yyyy)

Yes but don't forget to propose a language selection

Just wondering why no one has followed up on this post by Killer Bee. Q832353 replaces Q828026 (although the KB article doesn't specifically state that ). This can be verified by extracting the two hotfixes and comparing the files. They have exactly the same contents with Q832353 having newer versions Now I understand why KB832353 causes me trouble (828026 was also installed!) Only the versions differ, but the sizes are not equal

You should kill that windows: @ECHO OFFTITLE Installing GetDiz %systemdrive%CD \Install\GetDiz\ START /WAIT getdiz30.exe /s COPY /Y GetDiz.ini "%ProgramFiles%\GetDiz\"START /WAIT Kill_Window.bat "GetDiz - " EXITwith Kill_Window.bat (that I put in _:\Windows\System32) @ECHO OFFREM Kill windows containing %1 in its title (should be surrounded by quotes. cmdow | FIND %1 >%TEMP%\TMP_Kill_Window.txtFOR /F "tokens=1" %%I IN (%TEMP%\TMP_Kill_Window.txt) DO cmdow %%I /CLSDEL %TEMP%\TMP_Kill_Window.txtEXITAll of this could be simplier

Why are you CRYING ?

New HF: KB837272 Update for Windows Media Player 9 Series ;837272]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...=kb;[LN];837272 This update could be slipstreamed via /integrate:<path>

Same for me

I had the same problem when my CD-RW was not well read on my target system (without any error!; but some hot fixes were not installed). Burning in 4x instead of 10x (as stated on my CD-RW) solved the problem

Very strange When removing the SHIFT, the label is found! Here is a solution (without the IPCONFIG; the SET removes the double quotes): SET IP_Router=192.168.0.1 SET IPs=%1SET IPs=%IPs:~1,-1% FOR %%I IN (%IPs%) DO ( IF %%I == router ( PING /n 1 %IP_ROUTER% ) ELSE ( PING /n 1 %%I ))But you should put double quotes around as: renew "www.google.com router www.yahoo.com"and NOT as: renew www.google.com router www.yahoo.com

if %1 == router goto :routerif %1 == "" goto :endshould be changed to if "%1" == "router" goto routerif "%1" == "" goto endand evenmore change "IF" to "IF /I", so comparison will be caseless And furthermore, instead of GOTO, you could use IF ... (...) ELSE (...)and FOR /F ... DO (...)(See "FOR /?" for documentation EDIT: I remove the ":" before the label

There is only a HALACPI.DL_ on the CD (I386\CDROOT). I'm busy to rewrite the CD: answer in 15 minutes EDIT: Yes, after reburning the CDRW, no more problem (until now...) It's time for me to buy a new CD reader (in fact a CD writer, and probably a DVD writer ). I'm sorry to have still disturbed you But I know you like this

During the installation from a CD created with the new XPCREATE. Any idea? (perhaps still a CD-RW problem )

Everything is nearly OK It was a hardware problem: old CD-Writer with bad CD-RW not detected by Windows installation (ie no error message during install , but bad install).

Everything is nearly OK It was a hardware problem: old CD-Writer with bad CD-RW not detected by Windows installation (ie no error message during install , but bad install).

I suppose it is P4, anot P3. But what ???Microsoft said that an "ASSIGN LETTER" (without letter) given to DISKPART will assign the next free letter to the SELECTed VOLUME: this seems to be a bug because an error is given. So, if you want to hide volume (partition), you should execute the following command before MapDrive.cmd: DISKPART /s file.txtwith file.txt containing SELECT VOLUME i (for your WinXP, "i" should correspond to P4 as seen with LIST VOLUME)REMOVE So, no letter will be assigned to the volume which doesnot have a letter. If the above does not work, for WinXP you should do: \$OEM$\C\DRIVE.C (for P1)\$OEM$\D\DRIVE.D (for P3) \$OEM$\E\DRIVE.F (for P4) \$OEM$\F\DRIVE.E (for P5) and for Win2K: \$OEM$\C\DRIVE.C (for P2)\$OEM$\D\DRIVE.F (for P3) \$OEM$\E\DRIVE.D (for P4) \$OEM$\F\DRIVE.E (for P5)

OK & Thanks. In France, we call it "writing SMS like" So, do you still other question on the MapDrive.cmd usage?

Not at all, I do really NOT understand

@yourtech: Could you NOT use "words" such as "doh", "n/m", "tho", "k";...: I cannot understand them

Yes, MapDrive.cmd use a lot a environment space Here is a solution: In CONFIG.SYS, add the following line shell=C:\cmd.com /P /E:nnnwhere n is the number of bytes you want to set aside for the environment. For DOS 6.22 nnn represents the number of bytes you want to set aside. So for a 2K environment take nnn=2048 (try with a larger value, e.g. 8192 or more) About ""Bad command or filename", I suppose this is a consequence of the out of environement space. For unattended, I am using the following: File command.txt [COMMANDS]RunOnceEx.cmd"File RunOnceEx.cmd SET KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx...REG ADD %KEY%\800 /VE /D "Modifying Drives Letters" /fREG ADD %KEY%\800 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\Install\MapDrive.cmd" /f...

Try as described above (DISKPART) and put the result as a post

Yes it has been tested The only problem I encountered is that, sometimes (it depends of the installed Windows), the CD drive is not reassigned when there is a CD in the tray. I found why: the output file of DISKPART is UNICODE, so there is 2 characters at the file beginning. I will solve this problem in a few hours EDIT: Sould be solved now: This was not a UNICODE problem but LF instead of CRLF.