If you want to see 0 Critiical & 0 Recomended & WMP10:-

Start with Slipstremed SP2 then,

SCV-MSX => HMTCDWizard_enu.EXE, NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe

SVC-QCH => Q815062_W2K_spl_X86_EN.exe

SVC-WMP => mp10setup.exe

SVC-X2M => dotnetfx.exe , setup.exe

For a network Unattended install I then take the SVCPACK directory & SVCPACK.INF that XPcreate makes and drop them into my i386 directory

I know not everyone wants all updates listed install but some may frefer not to see any updates required.

Hope this helps some one.

Thanks, krismark. That's basically what XPCREATE does, and those are the files I recommend, with the exception of WMP10, because it was not out when I last updated. It will be there soon ...

I just ran this test with all of the above and it worked find the only thing I did not have in was

SVC-QCH => Q815062_W2K_spl_X86_EN.exe

dose it have to be there too? my xp wu=0.

Thats QCHAIN. Who Knows, I ahve always used it.

ran WU today and found 816093 Update. I take it that it is a new one as well?

That is required because you added Microsoft's Virtual Java Machine. Behaviour by design!

"gdidettool.exe" which folder would this hotfix go in ?

This update has not been incorporated, as there is not a "silent" installation possible. You can add it to SVC-HF2, but you will be promted with a dialog box during setup, which will halt setup until dismissed. This eliminates the "unattended" aspect of the installation.

ok thanks, That was oretty much what i thought anyway

Hey, I don't like it, either ...

For the record, running this CMD file should "fool" Windows Update:

@ECHO OFF
REG ADD HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\GdiDetectionTool /V GDITool /T REG_DWORD /D 00000001
EXIT

That can go in SVC-EXE.

krismark

You can add the following to your list:

SVC-X2M => langpack.exe (language pack for .NET, for those who need it )

That's correct. However, to eliminate confussion, note that it is not needed for the English versions. Please refer to the Web Site for the up-to-date current hotfix list.

For GDI+ tool;

Just edit the gditool.inf file in the package by deleting the "/extended gdidet.xml" string under the [RunMsiutil] section and repackage it.

This will eliminate the message that may appear after the installation of the tool. So it is avaible for 100% silent install..

Thanks for that tip, Body! I'll be looking in to this one ... soon!