Hi all,
I would like to find out whether is there any way that I can load the windows updates files (downloaded via WUD) onto nLite (or anything else), and let the system self run to install all the updates.
The reason why I need to do this is because I need to update a few laptops and they range from XP SP 2 to XP SP 3, and it would be very tedious to do so 1 by 1.
Thus, appreciate all feedback / advise on how I can go about resolving my problem.
Thanks and regards,
Rootz
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Possible to load the windows update files and let system auto run?
#2
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:19 PM
Nlite is not going to be your solution it is not for business or corporate use.
#3
Posted 06 April 2012 - 02:33 AM
And nLite doesn't install updates on systems.
Google for "WSUS offline". You are still going to do them one by one.
Google for "WSUS offline". You are still going to do them one by one.
#4
Posted 06 April 2012 - 08:22 AM
You could download them, but you'll need a CMD (or "other") script to install them.
nLite integrates for the purpose of (generally) New Installs.
Alternative? AutoPatcher, however you will still have to update each and you may have to repeatedly run it until completely updated.
nLite integrates for the purpose of (generally) New Installs.
Alternative? AutoPatcher, however you will still have to update each and you may have to repeatedly run it until completely updated.
#5
Posted 06 April 2012 - 03:24 PM
try this code, put all your updates in a folder and this batch script next to the folder
ColdZero's Page
you may need to edit the batch script as it is meant for Windows 7 updates
@echo off cls title Windows 7 Offline Updater color 1F rem [Select Current Directory] set BATDIR1=%~dp0 cd /d %BATDIR1% :Intro Credits echo Windows 7 Offline Updater echo+ timeout /t 2 >Nul cls Rem Next Part echo -==//Created By: ColdZero\\==- timeout /t 1 >Nul echo Support available @ My Digital Life -Forums- timeout /t 3 >Nul cls :Menu cls Echo+ Echo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Echo Windows 7 Off-Line Updates Package: 2012 Echo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Echo+ echo Hello %USERNAME%, what do you want to do? echo+ echo A) Install Critical Updates echo B) View Installed Updates echo Q) Exit echo+ ::Choose Option set /p userinp= ^> Select Option : set userinp=%userinp:~0,1% if /i "%userinp%"=="Q" exit if /i "%userinp%"=="A" goto :Patches_Install if /i "%userinp%"=="B" goto :Patches_List goto :Menu :Patches_List If exist patchlist.txt del patchlist.txt wmic qfe get hotfixid >patchlist.txt start patchlist.txt goto :Menu exit :Patches_Install rem "Start /Wait File.exe /quiet /norestart" rem "KB00000.msu /quiet /norestart cls Echo+ Echo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Echo Windows 7 Off-Line Updates Package: 2012 Echo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Echo+ echo+ cd "Critical Updates" echo Installing 2012 Patches... echo+ @for %%V in (*.msu) do ( echo %%V %%V /quiet /norestart If %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo Warning: Minor error! "dont worry" ) echo+ echo *********** echo Complete! echo *********** echo+ Pause cd.. Exit
ColdZero's Page
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/20043-Windows-7-Offline-Updates
you may need to edit the batch script as it is meant for Windows 7 updates
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