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Thx for the clever update IcemanND...I never thought of that option. ( I assume I am still too much focused on the very simple *.cmd approach ). I like the part where we do not have to maintain an install-repository. Saves me some space;) Will let you know how this works out.

Thank you for the provided solutions. However: In my environment I want to control which updates are installed without making use of WSUS. Slipstreaming into the image is fine, but does not help me to maintain running machines. I am looking for information on how to install a set of tested windows 2008 updates. In the past that was easy -> see script bit. Although the script of IcemanND is very cool, it is not 100% what I need. I assume I only need to know what kind of switches I can use to silently install windows 2008 *.cab files. ( or whatever method I can use ).

I am currently struggling to find information on how to install Windows 7 Update *.cab files. In the past I used the below pasted simple script to install Windows XP \ 2003 Hotfix collections that were not yet integrated in the base-image. Can anyone enlighten me with a working solution ? dir "\\windows_xp\updates\windowsxp_x86\*" /b > %temp%\windowsxp_x86_glb.log for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (%temp%\windows7_x64_glb.log) do "\\windows_xp\updates\windowsxp_x86\%%a" /quiet /norestart

Hi, yesterday I took a closer look to WPI - I love it. Question: It is possible to change the default text "Windows Post-Install Wizard" on the main sceen?