Offline Update 5.0, Clone of Autopatcher to Some!!

By Paul | Feb 3, 2009

Offline updater 5.0 has been released a couple months ago and I just realized it now. This is an excellent tool for IT professionals who want to keep all your Systems up-to-date with the last patches from Microsoft. The systems it supports are Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 x64, And Windows Vista / Server 2008.(32 bit and 64 Bit updates).

I find this a very useful program for people who have a multitude of problems, from not being able to get on the net to computer virus infections. This is really good for big businesses that want to update a lot of systems in easy way without having to wait for downloads of updates to install. You can take a DVD and update on the fly within Mins. DVD being Cheap or buying them in bulk helps saves time and money for the company. Less time spent downloading the updates and more time actually getting work done. As with the Conflicker, Downadup, and to some the Conflickr Trojan, if you got infected with that little worm. This would help install the updates that it prevented you from doing in the first place. I also found that once you download do the update the files are kept on the hard drive so you no longer have to redownload them again. You just update the updates every second Tuesday of the month and it downloads the newest patches and creates a whole new ISO for you to burn.

Q: How can I create the offline update CD images automate, for example via a “scheduled job”?
A: Create a new batch file in the “cmd”, eg “DownloadUpdatesAndCreateISOImage.cmd”. Add the desired calls of

“DownloadUpdates.cmd” and “CreateISOImage.cmd” with the necessary parameters in this new file. The file might for

example have the following contents:

@ echo off
call WXP download updates eng
call CreateISOImage WXP eng

Then set a “time-controlled contract” for the new script “DownloadUpdatesAndCreateISOImage.cmd” to your desired

time. For example, after each Microsoft Patchday create new images, select every second Wednesday of the month.

[Via The FAQ's Documentation (Translated Via Google)]

As you can see you can have it do a script and be ready for you in the morning. You then just take it out of the drive and install where you need to install the day after the updates are issued. On another Note if you have clients who use Windows office Xp, 2000, 2003, 2007 then this will also help:

This is nice if you have clients who use the Microsoft Office Suites also. Some Malware will often try to infect people’s systems through a office script or some other vector. So this will also prevent infections or hackers from getting onto the system by updating this also. You can have this added to each and every DVD ISO you make to include these as you update the patches also.

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