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updatepack for windows XP Professional

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Hi,

I am pretty new to nlite and wondering is there some collection of all Windows updates. I would realy hate to download all those updates manually one by one

Cheers for any reply


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Thanks ricktendo64,

you made my day :)

Tested everything and all works fine

Edited by Sjor

I'm personally a very big fan of Xable's XUDPack. It differs from Ryan's pack by only including updates from the high priority section of Windows Update and not including any optional or unofficial fixes. Xable has just released a major new revision of his pack today(v3.0.0), which has been totally rebuilt from the ground up and now only includes all high priority updates and then everything else, like the Windows Update Agent, Microsoft Update ActiveX Control, WGA-V/N and Flash Player etc, has been splitted from the pack and is instead available as seperate additional addon modules, so you now can completely tailor which parts you need and which you don't. Before, then this pack was simply awesome, but now it's just hands down unbelievably brilliant :)

...Just wanted to recommend an alternative solution to other ppl reading this thread...

Xable's XUDPack :

http://udp.xable.net/

Of course, if optional and unofficial fixes is additionally desired, then Ryan's pack is the way to go...

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