I rebooted, it did the ‘configuring updates’ thing, phase 1 of 4, etc, took about 20-25 minutes to do the pre-shut down/restart configuring, then booted back to the desktop. Got up the next morning, and it was done with the 142 updates, had finished at 1:46 AM. I watched some being installed, when it got to about 40 installed, I gave up and went to bed. During this time the hard disk was running pretty steadily, and good old svchost.exe was running at 50% CPU usage.įinally about midnight, it got done checking, came up with 142 updates to install and started on that. I checked it from time to time, got doing other things, checked back at 11:09, it was still ‘checking’. It installed about 6 updates, the started “creating a list of missing updates, this could take awhile (be patient….)”. Re-started WSUS at 9:58, it did some checking, it wanted to install IE 11, so did that, it took about 3-4 minutes, and rebooted Started WSUS at 9:50 pm, it installed about 7 updates then needed a manual reboot Updates were from an April 13 download (didn’t bother to re-download a newer batch). Loaded full package of WSUS Offline Updater from a USB thumb drive to a folder on the hard disk, ran it from there. System NOT connected to the internet, Windows Update was in “Never check for Updates” mode after Windows was installed. Software: Wiped hard disk, Fresh install of Windows 7 Pro, 64 bit, SP 1, from a bootable USB thumb drive. Hardware: Dell Vostro 220s, Intel Core 2 Duo 2.9GHz, 3 GB RAM (surplus system from client trade-up) Several folks have asked me if it makes the chore of installing Win7 patches any faster. It’s an open source (GNU GPL) program that lets you install updates offline – no network connection necessary – for both Windows and Office. Reader SH took WSUS Offline Updater for a spin. Internet Explorer 11 is currently available in the following LIP languages.Posted on April 26th, 2016 at 15:58 woody Comment on the AskWoody Lounge
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