I seem to remember seeing a thread about Windows Update and a command line tool to perform the same functionality, but cannot find it in the archives. Anybody know what that was? I think Dave Watts spoke about it.
Thanks,
Dan
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probably hfnetchkvisit www.shavlik.com http://www.shavlik.comand get
that tool...its v.good...these people built Windows Update for MS
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From: Dan O'Keefe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 March 2004 11:51
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT Windows Update tool
I seem to remember seeing
probably hfnetchkvisit www.shavlik.com http://www.shavlik.comand get
that tool...its v.good...these people built Windows Update for MS
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From: Dan O'Keefe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 March 2004 11:51
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT Windows Update tool
I seem to remember seeing
Erm, it could be a bad class file within IE. Windows Update basically is
hfnetchk with a few add-ons etc. You can also run the MBSA which will
provide a good sample of whats not on, though to be honest, starting with
the latest SP and then running update is a better bet as sometimes
Erm, it could be a bad class file within IE. Windows Update
basically is hfnetchk with a few add-ons etc.
This isn't really accurate at all. The two tools work completely
differently, although they provide similar functionality. There are lots of
known problems with Windows Update (take
normally until I went to the Windows Update website and tried to download
the latest updates. Everything appeared to be normal but to my surprise
windows update came back and said There are no updates available for your
computer.
Very strange!, I thought to myself.
I tried rebooting a couple of times
with Windows 2000. Everything went
normally until I went to the Windows Update website and tried to download
the latest updates. Everything appeared to be normal but to my surprise
windows update came back and said There are no updates available for your
computer.
There are numerous problems
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