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July 15th 09, 12:42 PM
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How to update faster?
I have downloaded windows vista updates they are standalone updates like
Windows6.0-KB9*****.msu I want to know how to install these one after another automatically more than one at a time? Is is possible using cmd.exe? J Dsouza 
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July 15th 09, 01:20 PM
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How to update faster?
Yes there is. I used to have a script (a .bat file) that would for each .msu
file in the direcctory given would run wusa.exe with the .msu as an argument to it. Also had other arguments to to make wusa wait until the msu is installed before exiting Unfortunately I lost it but that was how it worked Chris "J Dsouza" wrote in message ... I have downloaded windows vista updates they are standalone updates like Windows6.0-KB9*****.msu I want to know how to install these one after another automatically more than one at a time? Is is possible using cmd.exe? J Dsouza
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July 16th 09, 03:53 AM
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How to update faster?
The command to wusa.exe was something like: wusa msufile \quiet \norestart
Microsoft article on wusa http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;934307 "Chris Jolly" wrote in message ... Yes there is. I used to have a script (a .bat file) that would for each .msu file in the direcctory given would run wusa.exe with the .msu as an argument to it. Also had other arguments to to make wusa wait until the msu is installed before exiting Unfortunately I lost it but that was how it worked Chris "J Dsouza" wrote in message ... I have downloaded windows vista updates they are standalone updates like Windows6.0-KB9*****.msu I want to know how to install these one after another automatically more than one at a time? Is is possible using cmd.exe? J Dsouza
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