If I download all of the KBnnnnnn.exe updates to a directory, is there a tool or a way through which I could install all of them unattended without reboots or any intervention. Thanks.

If I download all of the KBnnnnnn.exe updates to a directory, is there a tool or a way through which I could install all of them unattended without reboots or any intervention.  Thanks.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

This will intergrate Service Pack 2 and 29 other updates in this

location %systemdrive%\XPCD

GsmSlipIt

Edited October 19, 200718 yr by gunsmokingman

Thanks. When I ran GsmSlipIt.exe, it offered the updates, and then I could download the ones I want. In my case, I already have all of the updates and want to install them in automatically, unattended.

I use this batch file for my hotfixes. I call it with CMDLINES.TXT but you can do it your own way. Hope this helps.

HotfixInstall.cmd

here's what I use:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...820&hl=KB885250

I use this batch file for my hotfixes. I call it with CMDLINES.TXT but you can do it  your own way. Hope this helps.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks, that should work. I wonder, however, whether Qchain is necesssary for XP SP2. I understood that SP2 will inherently resolve the issue for which Qchain was designed.

GsmSlipIt.exe

english only

Try my sig for slipstreaming your hotfixes instead of patching after installation. It supports localized settings (ie you can do languages other than English).

Hope this helps.

Running QChain won't hurt anything. So, unless you are absolutely certain it's unneeded, run it.

- Ravashaak

@JimmyW:

You can install hotfixes with cmd bath file ...

You can read this post and modify the bath for you ...

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=376973

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edit: Qchain is integrated in all posts sp1 hotfixes now .... it's obsolete now...

Edited October 1, 200520 yr by sonic