Hi:

I have windows xp sp2 in my ris, and i want to know are there any way to add the hotfixes into the RIS, so I dont have to download the hotfixes everytime after i network boot the computer?

http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/26/

I tried the 2nd method, which is work, but it has error during the network boot. It said the installation cannot copy "kbdbhc.dll, and other files."

The 3rd method needs to install manually by hand.

Are there any MSI files here? I can deploy with GPO

Which ones are you referring to as "the 2nd method" and "the 3rd method"? The /integrate method probably won't work because a RIS image i386 folder is slightly different than a CD one, but the svcpack.inf method should do the trick.

Hotfixes can't be installed through MSI files due to Windows File Protection restrictions.

I want to automatic and unintended installation with the hotfixes. GPO and RIS method will be fine.

one of the idea that i think is to use runonce method in the RIS, but not sure how to do it

I want to automatic and unintended installation with the hotfixes.

So use the svcpack.inf method. Yes, you'll have to add the fixes manually, but they get installed fully unattended.

I use autoimage to integrate Ryan VM's windows update pack & BTS driver packs into my RIS image. this way i can RIS any machine & it will install the correct drivers & install the latest windows hotfix's during the install.

From Windows XP SP2 on the Hotfixes are slipsteamable.

Just use KBxxxx.exe /integrate:<path to RIS setup>