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Lon
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      08-08-2004
I have Windows XP Pro with SP1. I have all critical
updates that I need. I just updated to Windows Update v5.
In v4 it had a list of all udpates that I had on computer
(name and date installed). v5 does not. Is there a way I
can get the list or find out what has been installed?
Also I have 12 optional updates that I can install. Three
are for xpsp1 (KB810243,817778, KB822603). I will google
to read what they are for, but my question is this. I am
going to update, when available, to xpsp2. Do I need to
have these optional updates for xpsp1 for xpsp2 to work?
I also have update 327979 and Q322011 to install. Are
these needed also for xpsp2 to work? Any help with this
would be greatly appreciated.
 
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Torgeir Bakken \(MVP\)
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      08-08-2004
Lon wrote:

> I have Windows XP Pro with SP1. I have all critical
> updates that I need. I just updated to Windows Update v5.
> In v4 it had a list of all udpates that I had on computer
> (name and date installed). v5 does not. Is there a way I
> can get the list or find out what has been installed?
> Also I have 12 optional updates that I can install. Three
> are for xpsp1 (KB810243,817778, KB822603). I will google
> to read what they are for, but my question is this. I am
> going to update, when available, to xpsp2. Do I need to
> have these optional updates for xpsp1 for xpsp2 to work?
> I also have update 327979 and Q322011 to install. Are
> these needed also for xpsp2 to work? Any help with this
> would be greatly appreciated.

Hi

You can install SP2 without installing any specific updates first...


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Lon
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      08-08-2004
Thank you for getting back to me. Greatly appreciated.
>-----Original Message-----
>Lon wrote:
>
>> I have Windows XP Pro with SP1. I have all critical
>> updates that I need. I just updated to Windows Update

v5.
>> In v4 it had a list of all udpates that I had on

computer
>> (name and date installed). v5 does not. Is there a way

I
>> can get the list or find out what has been installed?
>> Also I have 12 optional updates that I can install.

Three
>> are for xpsp1 (KB810243,817778, KB822603). I will

google
>> to read what they are for, but my question is this. I

am
>> going to update, when available, to xpsp2. Do I need

to
>> have these optional updates for xpsp1 for xpsp2 to

work?
>> I also have update 327979 and Q322011 to install. Are
>> these needed also for xpsp2 to work? Any help with

this
>> would be greatly appreciated.

>Hi
>
>You can install SP2 without installing any specific

updates first...
>
>
>--
>torgeir, Microsoft MVP Scripting and WMI, Porsgrunn

Norway
>Administration scripting examples and an ONLINE version

of
>the 1328 page Scripting Guide:
>http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...er/default.msp

x
>.
>

 
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Gene K
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      08-09-2004
Lon wrote:
> Thank you for getting back to me. Greatly appreciated.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> Lon wrote:
>>
>>> I have Windows XP Pro with SP1. I have all critical
>>> updates that I need. I just updated to Windows Update v5.
>>> In v4 it had a list of all udpates that I had on computer
>>> (name and date installed). v5 does not. Is there a way I
>>> can get the list or find out what has been installed?
>>> Also I have 12 optional updates that I can install. Three
>>> are for xpsp1 (KB810243,817778, KB822603). I will google
>>> to read what they are for, but my question is this. I am
>>> going to update, when available, to xpsp2. Do I need to
>>> have these optional updates for xpsp1 for xpsp2 to work?
>>> I also have update 327979 and Q322011 to install. Are
>>> these needed also for xpsp2 to work? Any help with this
>>> would be greatly appreciated.

>> Hi
>>
>> You can install SP2 without installing any specific updates first...
>>
>>
>> --
>> torgeir, Microsoft MVP Scripting and WMI, Porsgrunn Norway
>> Administration scripting examples and an ONLINE version of
>> the 1328 page Scripting Guide:
>> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...er/default.msp x
>> SP2 will bring with it any critical updates you have not already

installed. Optional stuff is still your pick; however, some optional items
may become mandatory with SP2. Cannot quote any, but SP2 brings considerable
change.

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Greig [MSFT]
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      08-13-2004
Hello,

If you participated in the Beta for V5 a change in controls did remove the
installation history list, however, it should maintain it going forward. If
you still have the Iuhist.xml from V4, typicaly located here:

C:\Program Files\WindowsUpdate\V4\

You can still see the updates that were made while using V4. Also, I'd
recommend installing all updates when offered. Don't wait for SP2.

Greig [MSFT]

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Lon" <> wrote in message
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> I have Windows XP Pro with SP1. I have all critical
> updates that I need. I just updated to Windows Update v5.
> In v4 it had a list of all udpates that I had on computer
> (name and date installed). v5 does not. Is there a way I
> can get the list or find out what has been installed?
> Also I have 12 optional updates that I can install. Three
> are for xpsp1 (KB810243,817778, KB822603). I will google
> to read what they are for, but my question is this. I am
> going to update, when available, to xpsp2. Do I need to
> have these optional updates for xpsp1 for xpsp2 to work?
> I also have update 327979 and Q322011 to install. Are
> these needed also for xpsp2 to work? Any help with this
> would be greatly appreciated.



 
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