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Hello,

I just ran a security auditing tool on my W2K SP4 Servers (fresh
installs) and it found 11 hotfixes I need to run. The Windows Update
service has been disabled by the security folks... so I have downloaded
each hotfix's *.exe.

At any rate, I seem to remember an article on one of MS' sites a while
back about bundling hotfixes so there's only one reboot (and hopefully
only one file to launch). I'm not looking forward to maunally loading
all these patches. Is anyone familiar with the article I referenced
above or any other way of automating this install?

Thanks!

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hth
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"Adam Sandler" <corn29@excite.com> wrote in message
news:1106757192.305462.15440@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> Hello,
>
> I just ran a security auditing tool on my W2K SP4 Servers (fresh
> installs) and it found 11 hotfixes I need to run. The Windows Update
> service has been disabled by the security folks... so I have downloaded
> each hotfix's *.exe.
>
> At any rate, I seem to remember an article on one of MS' sites a while
> back about bundling hotfixes so there's only one reboot (and hopefully
> only one file to launch). I'm not looking forward to maunally loading
> all these patches. Is anyone familiar with the article I referenced
> above or any other way of automating this install?
>
> Thanks!
>

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