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Using systeminfo command to list hotfixes

OkayMelvin
in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003

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The guide doesn't mention it (maybe for a reason), but if you use the systeminfo command from a command line, it lists the hotfixes that have been applied to your installation.

What I don't understand about the systeminfo output is that the first 38 hotfixes all say "File 1". Can anyone explain this or point me to an explanation? [My search of "File 1" did not turn up any results.]

If it matters, my OEM XP disk includes SP2.


I'm not certain, but from looking at it, it looks as if "File 1" refers to SP2. Fixes numberd 1-54 are contained in 'File 1" while the rest of them are self-contained and listed by their actual filename.

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