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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 5
OS: 2000pro sp4
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[SOLVED] Update, hotfix rollups etc
I recently had a crash (don't ask!) and had to do a re-install. Leaving aside my incomplete backups and the hassle that caused ( I know , I know) another issue arose.
Windows update did a very good job of finding all the updates accumulated over however many years and got my machine up to date. HOWEVER , I assume that at some point MS will switch off that facility, given that 2000 is no longer fully supported ( is that not so?). Now I'm the kind of person who has no need for bells and whistles and I like 2000 and intend using it for as long as it does the job for me. So the question is, is it possible to create a backup of the said updates , hotfixes and everything? I'm assuming that the files themselves are not sufficient as they have to be installed even if they are easy to find, which I doubt. |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 2,234
OS: Windows 2000 SP4 and Windows XP SP3
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Re: Update, hotfix rollups etc
You can slipstream patches using nLite and make a bootable CD with Windows 2000 with integrated service pack and with patches.
As for getting individual patches, just go to control panel, add/remove programs, and you'll see them listed by number. Then go on the Microsoft site and type in the KB number to grab the patch. |
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