Batch Script to Install Downloaded Updates

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Thanks s1ave77 but list of installed update is not required...

That VB script shows updates that are required\available, it shows same updates that "Windows Update" shows.....

I have almost every update downloaded to folder but all those are not required on every system. using WUA script I will be able to install only required one...

In this case installed updates list will not help, if I pic and choose updates those are not in installed list, even then all left are not Required one...

 

Try this:

Spoiler

Code:

@echo off
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
pushd "%~dp0"
cd %~dp0
::===============================================================================================================
::VBS File Creation
set "wucheck=%temp%\wucheck.vbs"
echo Set updateSession = CreateObject^("Microsoft.Update.Session"^)>%wucheck%
echo updateSession.ClientApplicationID = "MSDN Sample Script">>%wucheck%
echo Set updateSearcher = updateSession.CreateUpdateSearcher^(^)>>%wucheck%
echo WScript.Echo "Searching for updates..." ^& vbCRLF>>%wucheck%
echo Set searchResult = _>>%wucheck%
echo updateSearcher.Search^("IsInstalled=0 and Type='Software' and IsHidden=0"^)>>%wucheck%
echo WScript.Echo "List of applicable items on the machine:">>%wucheck%
echo Set colUpdates = searchResult.Updates>>%wucheck%
echo For i = 0 to colUpdates.Count - ^1>>%wucheck%
echo:>>%wucheck%
echo     For Each strArticle in colUpdates.Item^(i^).KBArticleIDs>>%wucheck%
echo         Wscript.Echo "KB" ^& strArticle>>%wucheck%
echo     Next>>%wucheck%
echo     Wscript.Echo>>%wucheck%
echo '# For Each strUpdate in colUpdates.Item^(i^).BundledUpdates>>%wucheck%
echo '#        Wscript.Echo "Bundled update: " ^& strUpdate>>%wucheck%
echo '#    Next>>%wucheck%
echo Next>>%wucheck%
echo If searchResult.Updates.Count = 0 Then>>%wucheck%
echo     WScript.Echo "There are no applicable updates.">>%wucheck%
echo     WScript.Quit>>%wucheck%
echo End If>>%wucheck%
echo:
echo:
pause
echo:
echo:
cscript %wucheck%
echo:
echo:
pause
:Exit
::if exist "%wucheck%" del /s /q "%wucheck%" >nul
ENDLOCAL
exit

Will show:

Code:

Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .


Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host, Version 5.8
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.

Searching for updates...

List of applicable items on the machine:
KB2977218



Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .

Shows correctly, that Silverlight is only available for my system

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Hmm ... that VBS script is nice for online checks i must commit.

Spoiler

Here's a little test script that checks WU for offered Updates, checks whether there are missing updates in the update folder (will show all missing) and then installs all offered by WU which are available.

Script so far needs to be in root of WU folder.

Code:

@echo off
:: get admin rights
(NET FILE||(powershell -command Start-Process '%0' -Verb runAs -ArgumentList '%* '&EXIT /B))>NUL 2>&1
::===============================================================================================================
title þ UPDATE INSTALLER þ
::collaboration by ColdZero, LastWords & s1ave77
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
pushd "%~dp0"
cd %~dp0
::===============================================================================================================
::VBS File Creation
set "wucheck=%temp%\wucheck.vbs"
echo Set updateSession = CreateObject^("Microsoft.Update.Session"^)>%wucheck%
echo updateSession.ClientApplicationID = "MSDN Sample Script">>%wucheck%
echo Set updateSearcher = updateSession.CreateUpdateSearcher^(^)>>%wucheck%
echo WScript.Echo "Searching for updates..." ^& vbCRLF>>%wucheck%
echo Set searchResult = _>>%wucheck%
echo updateSearcher.Search^("IsInstalled=0 and Type='Software' and IsHidden=0"^)>>%wucheck%
echo WScript.Echo "List of applicable items on the machine:">>%wucheck%
echo Set colUpdates = searchResult.Updates>>%wucheck%
echo For i = 0 to colUpdates.Count - ^1>>%wucheck%
echo:>>%wucheck%
echo     For Each strArticle in colUpdates.Item^(i^).KBArticleIDs>>%wucheck%
echo         Wscript.Echo "KB" ^& strArticle>>%wucheck%
echo     Next>>%wucheck%
echo     Wscript.Echo>>%wucheck%
echo '# For Each strUpdate in colUpdates.Item^(i^).BundledUpdates>>%wucheck%
echo '#        Wscript.Echo "Bundled update: " ^& strUpdate>>%wucheck%
echo '#    Next>>%wucheck%
echo Next>>%wucheck%
echo If searchResult.Updates.Count = 0 Then>>%wucheck%
echo     WScript.Echo "There are no applicable updates.">>%wucheck%
echo     WScript.Quit>>%wucheck%
echo End If>>%wucheck%
::===============================================================================================================
::SHOW AVAILABLE UPDATES | WRITE TO FILE
cls
echo ================================================================================
echo:
echo Searching WU for updates
echo:
echo ================================================================================
echo:
set "updatelist=%temp%\updatelist.txt"
set "checklist=%temp%\checklist.txt"
if exist "%updatelist%" del /s /q "%updatelist%" >nul
if exist "%checklist%" del /s /q "%checklist%" >nul
for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in ('cscript %wucheck%') do (
if %errorlevel% neq 0 echo Error: %errorlevel%
echo %%a | find "Searching for updates..." 1>nul && echo: && echo %%a
echo %%a | find "List of applicable items on the machine:" 1>nul && echo: && echo %%a && echo:
echo %%a | find "There are no applicable updates." 1>nul && echo: && echo %%a
echo %%a | findstr /i "KB.*" 1>nul && echo %%a
echo %%a | findstr /i "KB.*" 1>nul && echo %%a>>%updatelist%
)
echo:
pause
::SHOW MISSING UPDATES IN FOLDER
echo:
echo ================================================================================
echo:
echo Searching Folder for missing Updates
echo:
echo ================================================================================
echo:
for /r %%i in (*.msu) do (
set "updatetemp=%%~ni"
for /f "tokens=2 delims=-" %%m in ("!updatetemp!") do echo %%m>>%checklist%
)
echo Missing in Update Folder:
echo:
for /f "tokens=1 delims= " %%a in ('"powershell Compare-Object -ReferenceObject (Get-Content %checklist%) -DifferenceObject (Get-Content %updatelist%) ^| Format-Table -AutoSize" ^| findstr /i "=^>"') do (
echo %%a
set "check=%%a"
)
if /i "%check%"=="" echo No missing Updates found.
echo:
pause
::INSTALL FOUND UPDATES
echo:
echo ================================================================================
echo:
echo Installing Found Updates
echo:
echo ================================================================================
echo:
for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in (%updatelist%) do (
for /r %%i in (*.msu) do (
echo %%~ni | find "%%a" 1>nul && echo Installing: %%~ni && WUSA "%%i" /quiet /norestart
))
echo:
echo:
pause
:Exit
if exist "%updatelist%" del /s /q "%updatelist%" >nul
if exist "%checklist%" del /s /q "%checklist%" >nul
if exist "%wucheck%" del /s /q "%wucheck%" >nul
ENDLOCAL
exit

Output from Win 8.1 Pro Test VM:

Code:

================================================================================


Searching WU for updates

================================================================================



Searching for updates...

List of applicable items on the machine:

KB976002
KB2899189
KB2939087
KB2962140
KB2926765
KB2954879
KB2950153
KB2956575
KB2958262
KB2965142
KB2969817
KB2957189
KB2955164
KB2964718
KB2919355
KB2959626
KB2961072
KB2972280
KB2973201
KB2971850
KB2971203
KB2973351
KB2976897
KB2978668
KB2981580
KB2962409
KB2967917
KB2971239
KB2981655
KB2993651
KB2894856
KB2977765
KB2988948
KB2975719
KB2989647
KB2990967
KB2998527
KB2977292
KB2978041
KB2979576
KB2984006
KB2998174
KB890830
KB2995388
KB2920189
KB3000850
KB3011780
KB2267602

Press any key to continue . . .

================================================================================


Searching Folder for missing Updates

================================================================================


Missing in Update Folder:

KB976002
KB2899189
KB2939087
KB2962140
KB2926765
KB2954879
KB2950153
KB2956575
KB2958262
KB2965142
KB2969817
KB2957189
KB2955164
KB2964718
KB2919355
KB2959626
KB2961072
KB2972280
KB2973201
KB2971850
KB2971203
KB2973351
KB2976897
KB2978668
KB2981580
KB2962409
KB2967917
KB2971239
KB2981655
KB2993651
KB2894856
KB2977765
KB2988948
KB2975719
KB2989647
KB2990967
KB2984006
KB890830
KB2995388
KB2920189
KB3000850
KB3011780
KB2267602

Press any key to continue . . .

================================================================================


Installing Found Updates

================================================================================


Installing: Windows8.1-KB2998527-x64
Installing: Windows8.1-KB2977292-x64
Installing: Windows8.1-KB2978041-x64
Installing: Windows8.1-KB2979576-x64
Installing: Windows8.1-KB2998174-x64


Press any key to continue . . .

 

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Nope, only an ambitious noob . Hardest problem mostly is to determine a useful search term, to find needed info in the depth of the net, MS is a bit general/tight-lipped regarding some info.

Was searching for a way to get the update download links from WindowsUpdate.log for a longer time now, today i found the missing links and adapted them to fit my needs .

 

Tried this out on my Win7 yesterday and it worked just fine. I use WUD and there are multiple folders. I usually copy all to one folder and and run a different script, but with this file there is no need to do that anymore.
Thank you ColdZero and s1ave77

 

Just to let you know I got this working just fine on XP updates.
I reworked the script a little. I removed .msu and added .msp and .msi for office 2003. (I know---Office 2003 well that is all I need and very seldom use it.)

Now I have .exe .msp. msi in the script. Took a little work to get it tweaked out, but I got it. Yesterday I did a complete instal of XP and used the script to install the updates and it worked like a charm

I am one happy camper and again I thank you both

I just wish that you 2made this script a few years ago, you would have saved me HOURS of work

 

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