My bad; I'm doing it now. It will take a couple of hours total to download , compress, upload-1:30 Eastern Standard Time. Also, I'm uploading the new Microsoft Express Deployment Tool 1.2 for those that want it. Handy for seamless deployment of Office 2010 with Windows 7
Out of curiosity, I tested the patch in non-integrated installations today. I first did a fresh Office install (no SP1), then applied the patch using its full .exe, then installed SP1. I also repeated the procedure using the patch's extracted .msp. Both times it was effective- Sharepoint Workspace was not installed after SP1 was applied. But since most users will be doing an integrated install (via the \Updates folder) or will have SP1 already installed, I don't see much value in this patch. SoLoR- you still have version 14.0.6119.5000 of this patch in the repo. You should swap that one out for the version currently available from the KB page (14.0.6117.5002). Even though it's an older version number, the build date is newer and it fixes a problem that the version in the repo currently has (sloppy entry in Installed Updates). Thanks to akf for noticing the patch had been updated yesterday.
Thanks so much, bro. I am pretty much busy with 25 dns servers around the world. Again, thanks so much.
^ KB2661227-v2 does not have Windows Presentation Foundation WPF-PenIMC which is contained in KB2651992-v3. Thus, KB2651992-v3 is not superseeded by KB2661227-v2.
New KUC is out there are also some updates: all superseded nothing 2691967 embedded 2665347 server Hyper-V 2673007 server 2673007 DVD x64 (winre.wim and boot.wim) 2675332 IE8 2665720 all systems but server core
I was just wandering what 2673007 DVD x64(winre.wim and boot.wim) is all about; by that I mean I was expecting wim files in the cab-integrate to installation media type thing-tried Google-nothing. Thanks for the update komm-as usual, very nice.
The very first time that this kind of software really works perfectly. Damn good work and a great progress. This software is now highly recommended! Thanks very much for the great work.
burfadel, Thank you VERY MUCH for your prompt and very useful reply!!! I used your script v25b. I did everything as you recommended except I didn't include updates for IIS, MSMQ, NFS, SNMP, 'Subsystem-for-UNIX-based-applications' to the main folder since i) I don't use them; ii) these Windows features are disabled by default after fresh install of W7SP1x64 (Ultimate). However, when I run the script (C -> option 3), the 1st pass (first 50 updates) goes OK and Windows restarts configuring the updates both on shutdown and before the system launch. On the 2nd pass, however, Windows returns with the following error message: Code: Failure configuring Windows updates. Reverting the changes... I tried 3 times - the same result! It takes a while until Windows reverts the changes and launches again. Then, the script continues to run and completes installation. My check of Event Viewer don't show any adverse impact of the failure - but I'm still unsure that everything goes as required. Can you pls advise what can be done to eliminate the failure problem? Thanks!!!
That is a result of an update not applying properly for some reason (its not the script, its an issue with the installation). You should be okay, as it no doubt installed properly after the reboot. The failure could be because you have a system integrity issue. Run the following command from the command prompt (takes a few minutes): sfc /scannow If that passes, try running KB947821-v20. Its actually a tool, and the script is set to skip it if present but does leave you the option to run it in the tools menu. It runs just like an update (takes some time though), and once both of these actions are completed the issue issue you encountered may be resolved...
The updates release on the second Tuesday of every month (this month the 10th), are mostly security or security related (like the Malicious Software Removal Tool). A lower number of updates just means there are fewer known security issues that have been resolved. The big lot of updates (hotfixes etc) that we have been seeing will probably come out within a couple of weeks (this is completely an assumption based on previous months).
heads up! installing one of these updates seriously messed up my installation, too many bsods Windows6.1-KB2545698-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2639308-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2651992-v3-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2661227-v2-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2665720-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2668395-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2674705-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2674913-x64.msu had an image backup luckily.
I don't know what or how you did it. Everything is working pretty well without any Bluescreen or so. Even installed the updates on the productive machine...