Oops, I didn't realize you've been doing your test installs of Vista in a virtual machine environment. I've been doing my test installs of Vista in the normal manner. My Dell laptop has 2 separate SSD's so I can do test installs on both Vista and 7.
Thanks for including the IE9 registry file for TLS. I deployed it and IE 9.0.270 now has these settings: TLS 1.0 TLS 1.1 TLS 1.2 I have all 3 selected.
Today is "patch Tuesday", so a new Security Only Quality Update was manually installed: KB5007246 - November 2021 There was no update(s) for Internet Explorer 9 or Servicing Stack Update.
I saw it, but after I downloaded and saved it, I wasn't sure which one in the list to select. Update: KB5007150 was the correct one.
@xrononautis To make your script easier to modify, you can make a variable that you can change only once. @echo OFF :: Insert KB Number here SET KB=kb5006671 mkdir .\tmp expand.exe -f:*Windows*.cab *%KB%-x64*.msu . >nul expand.exe -f:* *%KB%-x64*.cab .\tmp >nul start /w PkgMgr.exe /ip /m:"%cd%\tmp\package_2_for_%KB%~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.0.1.0.mum" /quiet /norestart start /w PkgMgr.exe /ip /m:"%cd%\tmp\package_3_for_%KB%~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.0.1.0.mum" /quiet /norestart del /f /q *%KB%-x64*.cab rd /s /q tmp EXIT
You're right. I made a script which should work, if someone can try it. MKDIR "%~dp0\tmp" FOR /F "usebackq delims=|" %%F IN (`dir /b "%~dp0" ^| findstr /i windows6.0-kb`) DO COPY %%F "%~dp0\tmp" CD "%~dp0\tmp" EXPAND -f:*windows6.0-kb*.cab *.msu "%~dp0\tmp" EXPAND -f:* *.cab "%~dp0\tmp" FOR /F "usebackq delims=|" %%F IN (`dir /b "%~dp0\tmp" ^| findstr /i package_2 ^| findstr /i .mum`) DO START /WAIT PKGMGR /ip /m:%%F /quiet /norestart FOR /F "usebackq delims=|" %%F IN (`dir /b "%~dp0\tmp" ^| findstr /i package_3 ^| findstr /i .mum`) DO START /WAIT PKGMGR /ip /m:%%F /quiet /norestart CD %HOMEDRIVE%\ %HOMEDRIVE% RMDIR /S /Q "%~dp0\tmp" The script will unpack and install every update beginning with "windows6.0-kb" in the folder where the script is ran.
Damn. I think you can make an app like Simplix for Windows 7. Or I can make a batch script to install all updates one by one. Problem would be that some updates have dependencies though.