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Lego means this thread. Thiersee

I just used v15 to integrate 163 updates: no problems. Thiersee

The same here! Thiersee

Here (163 updates), 1.5.2.14: with cache: 7 sec without cache: 29 sec Thiersee

No problem here . Thiersee

The two file have a different names! The first one (WinToolkit_1.5.2.13_installer.exe) is the content of the installer-archive and installs the program on your computer; the second one (WinToolkit.exe) is the content of the portable-archive with the version running without installation. BTW, I did not say you were stupid... Regards, Thiersee

Some sites offers the unpacked installer! May be the second is the content of the first. Thiersee

Hi rhahgleuhargh, KB2929437 (IE11) has been replaced by KB2987107: http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/ScopedViewInline.aspx?updateid=bfe2cac7-2e6f-43b6-b425-94cee231aedc (Packet-Details). After installing (x64, VirtualBox) without KB2929437 WU did not ask for it. Thiersee

Files comes first, silent-installers will be installed after the first login. You can pack the installers in an SFX-file together with the files you will change and a batch/cmd-file copying those files in the right place. Thiersee

First of all, KB2949927 has been taken out from WU MS-Update-Catalog, because of many issues, and no more valid and available! 2nd, you should have a look to the information for all KBs not marked ***: they are old up to very old and superseded and have been replaced by newer KBs. Regards, Thiersee

Two small corrections for Italian and German: IT <!-- File di installazione italiani --> DE <!-- Deutsche Installationsdateien --> They sounds better (in German means "Installateur" artisan or craftsman).

Of course KB2718704 (sh... I need new glasses)! I just saw, I integrated KB2862966....

I'm starting tests on both x64 and x86, deleting KB2949927, putting again KB2862966 (x64) and KB2732500 (x86) to see, if the other too are asked by WU again. I'll report in a couple of hours. Thiersee Edit for x64: WU asked for: KB2847077, KB2718704 and KB2732500 (x64???). Because I deleted KB2857650 (RDP-Prerequisite, on WHD was not listed as necessary anymore) WU asked for KB2830477 (probably only a small component of, it was only 984 KB big). For x86 later... Edit for x86: WU asked for: KB2847077, KB271870 Good idea!

What for a mess is doing MS this month :ranting: ? On ALL x64-installations I did on wednesday and yesterday WU asks again for KB2862966, on ALL x86-Installations I did on wednesday and yesterday WU asks again for KB2732500! It means back in the UL.... And I see just now KB2949927 has been taken completely from MS-Update-Catalog.... Thiersee

Oui, tu peux balancer toutes les mises à jour d'un seul coup : Win Toolkit va faire le tri entre les updates et celles d'IE, va déplacer les updates RunOnce dans "silent install + SFX", et intégrera les updates prérequises (en particulier pour RDP) dans l'ordre nécessaire. Just un truc que j'ai remarqué avec la dernière version de Win toolkit qui te fera gagner du temps : remonte avec les flèches l'installateur d'IE 11 avant les 4 mises à jour IE, sinon Win Toolkit va essayer de les intégrer avant (ce qui bien sûr ne va pas marcher, mais il réessayera une fois IE 11 intégré). Not 100% thru, sorry! You should follow a sequence for some RDP-related updates: KB2994023: requires 2830477 installed KB2984976: requires KB2894972 and KB2592687 installed If the requirements are positioned after KB2994023 / KB2984976 WTK marks them with a black cross in a first step and then, at the end of ALL the updates retry to integrate them: this happens without issues. The best is to put ALL the RDP updates from the UL at the beginning. Thiersee

Thanks for fixing and updating! 1 small "cosmetic" bug is still present: the installer leaves a temp-folder in the same path where the installer is; it should not, if possible. Thiersee

My mistake, silly me! I meant KB2982378! Thiersee

Hi rhahgleuhargh, just an info for you before you publish the ULs: KB2949927 replaces not only KB2847077 but KB2862966 too KB2984972 replaces not only KB2861855 but KB2932378 too Sources: KB2949927 KB2984972 I integrated without this two KBs on x86 and x64 (VM): no problems and no asks by WU. An hint regarding .NET-Framework 3.5.1: there is a Rollup-Hotfix KB3000056, you could put it in the UL, if you want and if you find out a download-link; I got it by WHD. Thiersee

With version 1.5.2.11 works too. Thiersee

Adobe AIR has not been installed (VirtualBox Win7 Prof x64), AdobeFlash 15.0.0.189 released. TNX, Thiersee

Which do you mean with stable version?

Some tests made. KB2685939, KB2965788, 2984981 are RDP/RDC related. 1) installed with the actual updates but without any prerequisite for RDP/RDC, WU asked for KB2574819, KB2857650 (both prerequisite), KB2985461, KB2830477, KB2984972, KB2685939, but NOT for KB2984981. 2) Deep-clean ---> KB2685939 (just requested!) superseeded and uninstalled! Same story as for KB2984981 now.... 3) Again searched by WU: some following updates for RDP, but no more KB2985939.... I'm doing now an integration with all the updates from the UL (without superseded) plus actual updates; I'll report, how it works. Thiersee Edit: just a question, because I have some issues: do you integrate ALL the RDP 8.1-updates at the same time, together with all other KBs?

Very strange, but it were not the first time from MS that such strange things happen.... I just updated fresh installed PC and after restart I started a deep clean: indeed, KB2984981 has been uninstalled! After a restart I checked for update by WU: nothing! May be, it has only replaced a file... Anyway I'll try an installation without this update and see, what happens. Thiersee

Hi rhahgleuhargh, italian/german translation: work in progress if you need them again.... Just an hint: I got errors for KB2949927 and I could NOT install it; I'll try tomorrow on a fresh installed pc. Regarding KB2952664: I did not get a request from WU; I downloaded and installed it manually: no errors! KB2984981 ???? It has been just requested by WU! Regards, Thiersee

You are right, but only with the .msi-installer. If the old version was installed with the full.exe, you can install the new one again with the exe over the old one.