August 27, 201510 yr Hi Guys I'm new to the forum and I've seen a lot of neat things here.I have been searching for a method to list a number of KB Windows Update files, search for them, provide a yes or no to finding them on the system and then having those once removed. I'n other words Find a Specific KB package update of my choice.If found Remove it ( State the package found )If not move to the next one.If it doesn't find anything, then it must tell me nothing found (for example " System Clean" ) But it must all run on a bat file. I found something interesting, but I'm not quick sure on how to apply it to my idea.. http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/152020-batch-script-for-windows-software-updates-installation/ I've found that the followind windows update have Telementry software and would liek them to be removed.Several optional updates bring Windows 10 telemetry features for windows 7, 8 and 8.1.These updates are a privacy concern.Concerned KB are:- KB3075249 for W8.1 and W7 : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/3075249- KB3080149 : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/3080149Additional updates which should also be avoided:- KB2505438- KB2670838 (Windows 7 only)- KB2952664- KB2976978 (Windows 8 only)- KB3021917- KB3035583- KB3075249 Hope I've made some sense.
August 27, 201510 yr Hope I've made some sense.Some. Batch in itself is not particularly well suited, but powershell might do:https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Uninstall-security-update-76f2dcb7http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2009/03/12/how-can-i-remove-a-microsoft-update.aspxhttp://trevorsullivan.net/2011/05/31/powershell-removing-software-updates-from-windows/http://techibee.com/powershell/powershell-uninstall-windows-hotfixesupdates/1084http://ben0xa.com/removing-kbs-with-powershell-psexec-and-wusa/https://johntaurins.wordpress.com/2014/08/22/powershell-uninstall-all-windows-updates/ jaclaz
August 27, 201510 yr Author Hey Jaclaz. I've seen all those and yes, powershell would be the best way.I totally agree with you. Unfortunately its not something I can send an "end user" .It would only bring more harm than good. I was thinking of adding it to a batch file.Then converting it into a simple exe. Basically then deploying it on the network.Yes, there are better ways to doing this, but I also have user who site with 3G as communication into the next work.So, I would simple mail it and ask the user to run it. But I do sincerely appreciate your reply. I was thinking of perhaps using wmic to find it then getting wusa to uninstall it.Since i hardly program/develop things in .bat I'm kind of domb found at the moment. I could simple do a -@echo offecho[echo Welcome To windows telementry package Removerecho ----------------------------------------------echo[wusa /uninstall /KB:3075249 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:3080149 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:2505438 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:2670838 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:2952664 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:2976978 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:3021917 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:3035583 /quiet /norestartwusa /uninstall /KB:3075249 /quiet /norestartPause&ExitI feel that its tooooo bleh, doesn't have that professional touch. need a more, echo " searching system "echo file found " KB3075249 "wusa /uninstall /KB:3075249 /quiet /norestartecho " Update removed "echo " system restarting "shutdown -f -r -t 00pause and exit. if nothing was found.echo " System clean " giving both feed back to the user and doing its task...hmmmm Hope I make sense...
August 27, 201510 yr Unfortunately its not something I can send an "end user" .It would only bring more harm than good. I was thinking of adding it to a batch file.Then converting it into a simple exe. Why not? If you cannot write yourself a compiled .exe (like AutoIt or similar) you should NOT use .exe's at all, so-called "batch compilers" usually tend to be incompatible with anything but extremely simple batches, unless (like a few are) they are nothing more than a converter to a SFX kind of archive, example:http://www.f2ko.de/en/b2e.php But - just to point out how a "normal" SFX might do - here are some hints about using the 7-zip one (original or the modifeid one):http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/153160-trying-to-make-an-installer-with-7-zip/ This said, :https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/PS2EXE-Convert-PowerShell-9e4e07f1 But if all you need/want is what you posted, WHAT is the problem? Are you looking for someone to write a "professional batch" file? (BTW Yes, I do have the required special license to post oximorons on the board )? jaclaz
August 27, 201510 yr Author jaclaz Hahahah.You just made my day, I almost LOL'd off my chair. " (BTW Yes, I do have the required special license to post oximorons on the board )? " hmmm"Are you looking for someone to write a "professional batch" file? "Yeah why not ? Maybe someone has had the same idea as me, who knows the world is full of ideas and experiences. It's just a matter of time. I always say.Thank you for all your URL they've been quite the read...-Bows- Thank you Sensei Edited August 27, 201510 yr by EVILWez
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