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    Kamal Afridi
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    Is there any way that i can make a single EXE OR MSI file which executes a number of EXE files. For Example I need to make a EXE which executes all the windows updates EXE files. I have an option of BAT file but i am unable to select automatically OK Cancel buttons.

    The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.

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      Is there any way that i can make a single EXE OR MSI file which executes a number of EXE files. For Example I need to make a EXE which executes all the windows updates EXE files. I have an option of BAT file but i am unable to select automatically OK Cancel buttons.

      The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.

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      Johpoke
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      Well from bat files you could use cscript to emulate clicking/keyboard, but there is probably a better and more reliable way..

      //Johannes

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        Is there any way that i can make a single EXE OR MSI file which executes a number of EXE files. For Example I need to make a EXE which executes all the windows updates EXE files. I have an option of BAT file but i am unable to select automatically OK Cancel buttons.

        The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.

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        Craster
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        Use a script (vbs or bat) that calls all the exes, and provides the command line switches to install them silently and non-interactively. If they're Windows updates, they'll have this support built into the exe.

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          Well from bat files you could use cscript to emulate clicking/keyboard, but there is probably a better and more reliable way..

          //Johannes

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          Kamal Afridi
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          Thanks for your reply. can you please provide me the details of switches with exe files which will enable us to install it siletly or non-interactively. I have got exe files , i have made batch files, there are approx 83 windows update which i want to install and i can't sit clicking next for each one. I will really appreciate a prompt reply...thanks in advance.

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            Thanks for your reply. can you please provide me the details of switches with exe files which will enable us to install it siletly or non-interactively. I have got exe files , i have made batch files, there are approx 83 windows update which i want to install and i can't sit clicking next for each one. I will really appreciate a prompt reply...thanks in advance.

            The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.

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            Johpoke
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            Its probably better if you post this reply to Craster so he notices instead of me :)

            //Johannes

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              Use a script (vbs or bat) that calls all the exes, and provides the command line switches to install them silently and non-interactively. If they're Windows updates, they'll have this support built into the exe.

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              Kamal Afridi
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              Thanks for your reply. can you please provide me the details of switches with exe files which will enable us to install it siletly or non-interactively. I have got exe files , i have made batch files, there are approx 83 windows update which i want to install and i can't sit clicking next for each one. I will really appreciate a prompt reply...thanks in advance.

              The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.

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                Thanks for your reply. can you please provide me the details of switches with exe files which will enable us to install it siletly or non-interactively. I have got exe files , i have made batch files, there are approx 83 windows update which i want to install and i can't sit clicking next for each one. I will really appreciate a prompt reply...thanks in advance.

                The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.

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                Craster
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                From a command line, run the exe file with /? on the end. This will show you the available command-line switches. For example: C:\>WindowsXP-KB921503-x86-ENU.exe /? Usually, /quiet on the end will run the update will install it silently and non-interactively. You may also wish to control the reboots that some updates need using /norestart or /forcerestart.

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                  From a command line, run the exe file with /? on the end. This will show you the available command-line switches. For example: C:\>WindowsXP-KB921503-x86-ENU.exe /? Usually, /quiet on the end will run the update will install it silently and non-interactively. You may also wish to control the reboots that some updates need using /norestart or /forcerestart.

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                  Thanks..

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