if you post thye list of updates, we can check it out... but i expect they will be .net and others not included.
Better than Autopatcher Hello, I have just joined MDL and noticed this Windows 7 Offline Updates. I currently use a program called Autopatcher to do the same thing. Is there any difference between the two? Would you say yours is better? Now I am going to go and read up on Bios Mods which is why I originally signed up Regards, Paul
It all depends on what you want. I would prefer this over Autopatcher. There is also a third option, the hotfix repository, which includes all updates not just general release updates. There are over 300 non-superseded (updates that have files that aren't replaced by other updates with new versions of the same files) updates for a Post-SP1 Windows 7 installation. There are a couple of methods of installing these updates.
I had downloaded the program/updates package in Nov-Dec 2011. After that, for each month update, I simply download those few updates and put them in the folder for critical updates. After this, If I then run the critical updates cmd, it picks up all the updates in that folder (original ones+later insertions). So I have not seen the need to download the entire 160-200MB file each month.
2639417 replace KB2660465 2618444 replace KB2647516 KB2654428 KB2539635 replace KB2633873 2503665 replace KB2645640
updates available on windows update this morning for x86 are KB2647516 KB2633873 KB2633870 KB2654428 KB2660465 KB890830 KB2468871 KB2600217 KB2640148 KB2660075
