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Wow! Okay, I never would have figured that out. Thanks. By the way, I just used WinZip to extract. That's okay right? Edit: okay, it worked. Now those two updates don't show up in Windows Updates. I'm still getting interrupted with two "windows installer" syntax dialog boxes during T-13 though. It must not have been caused by the IE7 updates as I once suspected. I'll keep working on it and post back.

@Yzowl - I extracted the new .exe, but I'm unfamiliar with how to re-compress it now to the .ex_ format. Sorry, I'm a total noob, I know. @Martin H - I thought nLite uses the /integrate method, that's why it doesn't need all the installers included afterwards.

I would like to report a dead link in your original post: The link to kb824994 describing the /B switch. While you're at it, I happened to notice a typo also, 3 lines above the dead link, I believe it was supposed to say "This has been tested." I have a question too. What does it do when you include both the /q and the /u switches? How is it different than only the /u switch? another question: Why the quotes around each line? I would also like to say: Wow! I didn't know that Hotfixes and updates do NOT need to be named in the 8.3 standard, as it states in The Guide. Good thing I used a batch renaming program to make mine conform to the 8.3 standard. I would have been plssed I wasted so much time!