Batch install of updates possible?

[JimmyW]

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.

[gunsmokingman]

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, 2007 by gunsmokingman

[JimmyW]

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.

[cumminbk]

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

[IcemanND]

here's what I use:

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

[JimmyW]

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.

[muiz]

GsmSlipIt.exe

english only

[tommyp]

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.

[ravashaak]

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

- Ravashaak

[Sonic]

@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, 2005 by sonic