Install msu in Windows Vista using MSI
Anyone done this before?
I have no clue on how to do this. A usual attempt i did with earlier hotfix(in exe) is not working.
Any expert in this please help. Thanks.
I have no clue on how to do this. A usual attempt i did with earlier hotfix(in exe) is not working.
Any expert in this please help. Thanks.
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Posted by:
dinozilla
15 years ago
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AngelD
15 years ago
Posted by:
dinozilla
15 years ago
MSU is Windows Updater file, some sort like MSI, but it is for Windows Vista update, most of stand-alone update content for vista is in msu file. From MS site, WUSA is the file to install MSU in commandline, just like how MSIEXEC is for MSI.
currently we are trying to deploy the MSU fix to our Vista user. Initially we test deploy with SCCM, but there is several scenarios come into concern
1) we try the wusa with quiet mode (avoid interrupt user), but if without /norestart, it will straight away reboot for user, which become annoying.
2) we applied /norestart, but end up the update is installed, but will not update until after reboot.
hence we came into picture whether this can be execute to install with msi, so that at the end, msi can prompt user to reboot. However, merely putting that string
wusa "msu" /quiet /norestart
in deferred system context, and the update is not installed at all, even after reboot.
Hence I am trying to check out here if anyone tried before? whether there is success method out there
currently we are trying to deploy the MSU fix to our Vista user. Initially we test deploy with SCCM, but there is several scenarios come into concern
1) we try the wusa with quiet mode (avoid interrupt user), but if without /norestart, it will straight away reboot for user, which become annoying.
2) we applied /norestart, but end up the update is installed, but will not update until after reboot.
hence we came into picture whether this can be execute to install with msi, so that at the end, msi can prompt user to reboot. However, merely putting that string
wusa "msu" /quiet /norestart
in deferred system context, and the update is not installed at all, even after reboot.
Hence I am trying to check out here if anyone tried before? whether there is success method out there
Posted by:
mupdike
15 years ago
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15 years ago
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