Automated Install Of Windows Updates WITHOUT Internet

Does anyone know how to automate installs of multiple Windows updates without using Microsoft Windows Update?

I need to install specific updates without manually installing each one individually.

Unless you're asking for a way for your computer to read your mind, I believe you just need to check off all the ones you want and uncheck all the ones you don't.

Oh wait, you said not using Windows Update. You can try Autopatcher if it's still around, or WSUS.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

I need to install specific updates without manually installing each one individually.

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You can download the installers from Microsoft, then create a batch file that will run each with special command line parameters so that they install automatically.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/262841

I'm guessing /passive /norestart would do, but it depends on your needs.

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Originally Posted by anon

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Originally Posted by Busyman

I need to install specific updates without manually installing each one individually.

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You can download the installers from Microsoft, then create a batch file that will run each with special command line parameters so that they install automatically.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/262841

I'm guessing /passive /norestart would do, but it depends on your needs.

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I got the impression that he is unable to use Windows update on 1 machine for some nefarious reason and not that he wants to administrate upgrades to various computers. But that's just my impression.

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Originally Posted by mjmacky

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Originally Posted by anon

You can download the installers from Microsoft, then create a batch file that will run each with special command line parameters so that they install automatically.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/262841

I'm guessing /passive /norestart would do, but it depends on your needs.

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I got the impression that he is unable to use Windows update on 1 machine for some nefarious reason and not that he wants to administrate upgrades to various computers. But that's just my impression.

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I want to be able to, for instance, take

Update 132-50-66, 132-50-67, 132-50-69, and so forth all together, and run an install program that would apply them all at once. Right now I have to install each individually. This can run 20 or more updates.

Time consuming.

Autopatcher seems cool. I will check it out.

Thank you both.