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Folder \i386\svcpack In Unattended Cd

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Hi all,

I found that after I integrating Windows Updates files into my Unattended CD, they kept a copy in folder \I386\svcpack. Can I delete them?

Thanks.

No you can't delete that folder... because that folder have Update files.

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How about if I just delete the files in that folder? Because I already integrated all updates files....

no you can't.

/integrate isn't really a TRUE integration. The hotfix files still need to be run inorder for their install to be complete.

/integrate updates the files but not the registry. so if you remove them windowsupdates says you still need to instll the updates.

If you want a TRUE integration, use RyanVM's update pack, but be warned it is an unofficial pack. When you use the /integrate, you might not be actually integrating, but you are doing what MS intended you to do.

With that said, I know people who roll it out on over 200 machines and it runs great on all of em, so, RyanVM does good work.

RyanVM's Site

LOL, you can totally remove the need to kepp files in the svcpack folder

if you instead delete all those cra**y files in the I386folder that end with an underscore _.

As a bonus, this also reduces the size of your CD. :no:

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Alright, got you all...

I will try RyanVM's update pack to save more space in my unattended

cd.

It would be nice if everyone could create own language update pack

Is there any guide how to create update pack just like RyanVM's update pack?

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