[Cloaky]

Hi guys, i am new here and i want to make my own windows, but a have a question, is there any sofware that can download all the windows vista hotfix for me so i can put them into my new windows?

Ty. I looked arround the forum and didn't find it.

This post has been edited by Cloaky: 12 February 2008 - 04:29 PM

[krash56]

http://test.catalog..../site/Home.aspx

Type in Vista and it will give you all of the hotfixes etc and just download to hard drive.

This post has been edited by krash56: 12 February 2008 - 06:24 PM

[Cloaky]

What should i search for? if i put vista 64-bits i get more than 1000 items....

[underxp]

Try to get from Microsoft a new DVD with SP1 preintegrated, is the best option for a fresh-updated Vista. Or, try the reverse integrated metod.

[Cloaky]

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Try to get from Microsoft a new DVD with SP1 preintegrated, is the best option for a fresh-updated Vista. Or, try the reverse integrated metod.

That wouldn't help.... cuz in like, one month i will need another cd with the new updates LOL. I already saw a software that downloads the Windows XP updates, but i need one for Vista. And What is the "reverse integrated metod"?

This post has been edited by Cloaky: 13 February 2008 - 09:04 AM

[Legolash2o]

i put in "Vista x64-based" without the qoutes

or just click here

This post has been edited by legolash2o: 13 February 2008 - 12:14 PM

[underxp]

SP1 is only a couple of HotFixes in one installer, and take about 1 hour to install in a Vista RTM. If you have a new DVD with SP1 preintegrated, after install Vista WU will download only post-SP1 updates.

Reverse integration is a method to create a pseudo-Vista DVD installer with SP1 already in it (installed but NOT slipstreamed)

This post has been edited by underxp: 14 February 2008 - 07:43 AM

[IndustrialAeon]

I've been getting my hotfix packs from RyanVM's site, and I believe this is exactly what you want. RyanVM.net Forums

[hclarkjr]

i believe ryan's site only deals with XP he wants vista. look here for update packs for vista that can be used with vlite

[IndustrialAeon]

Actually, they've got several Vista-specific hotfix packs. Go to http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/, click on "Other Update Packs", select "Windows Vista" and there you go! I am using Fox's Vista vLite Update Integration Pack with Vista Business Edition. Works like a charm!

This post has been edited by IndustrialAeon: 18 February 2008 - 12:34 PM

[Cloaky]

Thx for the help.

[Mech0z]

Not to be dump, but what to search for to get X86 hot-fixes on that MS site?

[Cloaky]

Mech0z, on Feb 18 2008, 09:10 PM, said:

Not to be dump, but what to search for to get X86 hot-fixes on that MS site?

Try "Vista x86-based"

[ricktendo64]

Vista UpdatePacks for vLite http://www.micro-nov...ewforum.php?f=7