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Doug
Hi,
Have a friend running Windows XP for about a year now. His system is
currently infected with the Blaster virus. I plan to go there tomorrow and
get rid of the virus for him, after updating with the appropriate patch of
course. Anyway, it seems this system hasn't been updated very often and
probably needs a lot of them. He is on a dial-up connection and I assume it
will take an eternity to download all of them. Here's my question....
I am on a cable connection and can download all the updates much faster. Is
it possible to download all of the critical updates and burn them on a CD to
install on his machine? Normally when I go to Windows Update and it scans
my computer looking for the missing updates, so how do I get all of them?
And finally, if it is possible to burn them on a CD, will the updates that
are currently on his machine be automatically overwritten or will I be
asked?
Thanks! Sorry for the somewhat lengthy questions
~ Doug
Have a friend running Windows XP for about a year now. His system is
currently infected with the Blaster virus. I plan to go there tomorrow and
get rid of the virus for him, after updating with the appropriate patch of
course. Anyway, it seems this system hasn't been updated very often and
probably needs a lot of them. He is on a dial-up connection and I assume it
will take an eternity to download all of them. Here's my question....
I am on a cable connection and can download all the updates much faster. Is
it possible to download all of the critical updates and burn them on a CD to
install on his machine? Normally when I go to Windows Update and it scans
my computer looking for the missing updates, so how do I get all of them?
And finally, if it is possible to burn them on a CD, will the updates that
are currently on his machine be automatically overwritten or will I be
asked?
Thanks! Sorry for the somewhat lengthy questions

~ Doug