Windows 7 Hotfix repository

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by SoLoR, May 22, 2010.

  1. SoLoR

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  2. tcntad

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    Nice one :)!

    I also think you should add them into one pack for each month..
     
  3. LQQL

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    Thank you, SoLoR & terminx!
     
  4. LQQL

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    Yeah, that would be goddamn handy and very much appreciated, cause loading 'em all one by one really sucks! ;)
     
  5. -IamLittle-

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    how can u download this hotfix?teach us!!
    and which file should we download? those name start with Windows6.1?
     
  6. smirnoff32

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    it take some time to download 1 by 1
    is it possible to download all together?
     
  7. tcntad

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    You can download all .msu and .cab updates and have them integrated using dism image: mountfolder /add-package /packagepath: ..
     
  8. SoLoR

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    :) thats why i said i intend to make "packs" once/month after zuko gives us zukobonus... Rest of updates can be downlodad one by one, since there isnt so many :)

    BTW you can download whole folder anyway... not sure if in IE but i know certain download managers can (and maybe firefox plugins or something similar) or for example wget on linux.

    Look there is big chance ill pack the up once/month, but this is more or less for people that want to keep updates current and know what they are downloading and downloading 3-4 updates each week manualy isnt that big of a deal. This SHOULDNT be for general usage, because like half of them is not even avilable upon request on MS hotfix download center...
     
  9. -IamLittle-

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    you don't need to download them 1 by 1
    try flashget
     
  10. greyaburton

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    i use internet download manager(not free but can use this as a guide maybe).once installed,right click one of the files then click download all links with idm(probably the same with any download manager)then click in the boxes of the files you want to download.hope this helps.
     
  11. LQQL

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    I'll give this a shot; right after the Champions League Finale. ;D
     
  12. cuk

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    perfect amazing incredible job. 10 stars
    thanks thanks thanks
     
  13. Trinket

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    Myeah, switched from IDM to FDM (FreeDownloadManager). IDM is good, but so is FDM. In a way, FDM is a little less obtrusive but still lets you manage password sites such as RS, etc., plus it allows for browser integration. It has some quirks, but so does IDM. Plus it's free and no ET phone home.
     
  14. longboatman

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    Hotfix downloads

    If you don't have access to Linux and wget, try to Google for WinHTTrack. It will transfer and update/synchronize downloads of a complete remote directory to one on the local computer. Works fine with Win7.
     
  15. -IamLittle-

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    who can tell me how to install all the hotfix by one click?
     
  16. MasterDisaster

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    Stop hovering to collapse... Click to collapse... Hover to expand... Click to expand...
  17. kpo6969

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    Thank you SoLaR.
     
  18. burfadel

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