October 27, 200619 yr Hii was not able to find a solution for that and hope anybody here can help me with that:how to extract the new Windows Vista hotfixes (*.msu)?in Windows Vista is the Update agent the app. "wusa" but the help shows that there is no switch for extracting the hotfixes when i rename the *.msu to *.exe and extract it with winrar it shows me 2 .cab files:1. KB*.CAB2. WSUSSCAN.caband one file called pkgProperties.txtin these KB*.cab files should be the new fixed files but if i view or extract it it shows only numbered files (1,2,3 ...) no one of them has a versionnumber or anything else. if i look into them with notepad they show me something like this:PA30?ñç?[ÒÆø À@??B @???{ÎÐôÇFÂqT??P# ?fand this PA* is the same when i extract Windows Xp hotfixes with winrar it looks like this:filename:_sfx_0000._pcontent:PA19 à€ ˜MC \`ˆ`%¬so its still not correctly extracted.does anybody have a solution to extract them correctly?Sereby
November 2, 200619 yr Author yeah cool i got it by myself to extract the Updates you have to first have the .cab file extreacted out of the msu files (explained above) and when you have them you need the following files from the windows AIK:Dpx.dllmsdelta.dllExpand.exeto extract the fixes just use a commandline:Expand.exe KB925029.cab -F:* "destinationdir"
January 14, 200719 yr Just on the updates how do we apply them to our source? or is this possible?I noticed on installation of the OS the interface shows "Installing updates" can anyone elaborate on that?
January 16, 200719 yr I noticed on installation of the OS the interface shows "Installing updates" can anyone elaborate on that?If there's a live internet connection then Vista has the ability to update it's source on the fly. There are some settings in the WSIM to control this.Also, from observation, I believe it's at this point Vista will search any driverpaths specified and add what it finds to it's own driver store.Jamie
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