Let's say I have several different updates I know I don't want. For example:
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After a fresh install of Windows 7, there are a few hundred updates to be installed. I don't want to have to manually compare each update to my list of unwanted updates...
I would like a script or batch file which I can run before running Windows update for the first time, which will automatically mark these updates as hidden in the DataStore.edb file, so that I can just run all the updates without having to manually hide my unwanted updates.
It looks like maybe a solution can be put together using this information:
Mark A. Ziesemer: Scripted hiding of Windows Updates under Vista
This is slightly above my level of competence. Can anyone who is more familiar with this environment please comment as to how easy it would be to do what I want here?
Thank you!
KB2952664 KB2976978 KB2977759 KB2990214 KB3021917 KB3035583
After a fresh install of Windows 7, there are a few hundred updates to be installed. I don't want to have to manually compare each update to my list of unwanted updates...
I would like a script or batch file which I can run before running Windows update for the first time, which will automatically mark these updates as hidden in the DataStore.edb file, so that I can just run all the updates without having to manually hide my unwanted updates.
It looks like maybe a solution can be put together using this information:
Mark A. Ziesemer: Scripted hiding of Windows Updates under Vista
This is slightly above my level of competence. Can anyone who is more familiar with this environment please comment as to how easy it would be to do what I want here?
Thank you!
My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- OS
- Windows 7 Ultimate x64