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MajorGeeks should be next (but IDK how you submit)

Thats because the article has been there for months/years, whenever you update your program you or somebody can report it and the article will be updated with new version number and/or download link and moved to the top

I visit it every day to check for sofware updates for nearly all the programs I use

Congrats lego http://www.softexia.com/win-toolkit.html

Nice work UG I think your way should be 100% x64 compliant (I dont think I will be adding it to mine tho) VC 2010 uses the same guid because its the same RTM msi installer + a msp update patch BTW I will be updating the installer when my next slim .net4 installer is updated, I made the GUI a little nicer

I dont think it matters

Why are you using a updated iso to begin with, use the original sp3 iso

Not switchless but you can make it with /VERYSILENT BTW updated both

For starters you can add ie.inf along with the copyfiles listed in it (but there may be a couple other ie files)

IE es registrado durante instalacion, puedes probar apagando el componente de IE

Updated: TrIDDefs.TRD 22/05/12 unarc.exe 2012-05-22

Try adding SKIPNGEN=1 This is the command line the install.exe uses (found it with BinText) MSIRMSHUTDOWN=2 REBOOT=ReallySuppress ACCEPTEDEULA=%d CONSENTMODE=%d SKIPNGEN=%d Obviously wherer you see %d there should be a number value of 0 or 1 Edit: BTW installer property tables updated with MSIRMSHUTDOWN=2 REBOOT=ReallySuppress ACCEPTEDEULA=1 and CONSENTMODE=0 Edit2: you can also try configuring silverlight further post install with [PROGRAMFILES]\Microsoft Silverlight\[INSTALLVERSION]\Silverlight.Configuration.exe [COMMANDLINE] -enableUpdater -enableMU -autoUpdate -updateSilverlight -updateConsentedAndDisable -updateConsentedAndEnable -promptDRM -promptDRMClientInfo -updateConsented -registerApp -unregisterApp -uninstallApp -launchApp -installtrustedApp

Por el momento use http://hotfix.cesidian.info/ o KUC

Vea mi addon de apagar windows search

Because the updates are extracted and spread all over the place, the msu or cab hotfix files are not stored anywhere

Not possible

There are a couple, here is one http://www.wincert.net/forum/forum/179-win-toolkit/

%WinDir%\WindowsUpdate.log

Thats the only one that I see could cause the reboot issue but if you want to be sure you can use it with all msi packages (it wont hurt)

Updated to suppress reboot prompt

Its not win toolkit problem then, I suspect its Microsoft Camera Codec Pack the latest version asks to reboot...to avoid this use <installer_name>.msi /qn REBOOT=ReallySuppress or <installer_name>.msi /qn /norestart http://msdn.microsof...4(v=vs.85).aspx Edit: I updated the installers to suppress reboot

Not doing so well these days computer wise, my VAIO VGN-AR870 died a few months back, since then I have been using my former test rig Qosmio G35-AV600 with an external monitor and keyboard (because the ones on the Qosmio are not working)So I beg you to keep me in the back of your minds next time you have any old desktop parts laying around, I can probably (no definitely) use it. UPDATE!!! :omg: So really a good friend of mine in the U.S. is upgrading his PC and is willing to donate his (not so) old VGC-LV190Y AIO (here is a review of the beauty) I was wondering if anybody would be so kind and could help out with postage fees? :help: I only have a few bucks I made with AdF.ly and my downloads (but not that much,) any help no matter how little is greatly appreciated :welcome: If you wish to help PayPal: jurgendoe@gmail.com Or http://tinyurl.com/donararic

Look at the "hotfix list" and that will answer your question, they are the very latest versions you can find

ROFLMAO do they do this for straight 24hrs? Did they do it in real time I wonder or they use special effects? JEEZ!!! that's 1440 times they have to change the clock

My bad, msi was still set as admin...fixed and reuploaded