joker197cinque wrote:
> Windows Server 2003, SP2, File server role.
>
> I am planning to install updates (and restart) to the the file server.
>
> It is some time I don't install them because of high availability
> issue, so I have many updates to install.
>
> What I want to do, is to install 4, 5 updates a time and collect
> information after each restart to see potential problems and fix them
> without a "one-bombing-updates-install" that sometimes produce a real
> unpredictable scenario.
Probably unnecessary. At least, I've never had any issues with installing all
available updates simultaneously to a new machine. YMMV.
> How can I safely deselect some updates and install only few of them a
> time ? Do I have to start deselect them from the top or the bottom ?
>
> In short, which is the order of the updates installation ?
It doesn't matter.
Certain major updates, such as service packs, new Internet Explorer versions,
and so on, should be installed separately from any other updates. (In fact I'd
recommend installing such updates manually rather than via Windows Update, and
make sure you reboot both before and after installation.)
Harry.
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