6 Mar 2008 at 15:50 #1 daztrouk daztrouk Associate Joined 24 Dec 2005 Posts 811 Location London I have XP, and need to list all of it's hotfixes. Is there a free/easy way of doing this rather than via add/remove programs?
I have XP, and need to list all of it's hotfixes. Is there a free/easy way of doing this rather than via add/remove programs?
6 Mar 2008 at 16:14 #2 Cosimo Cosimo Man of Honour Joined 9 Jan 2007 Posts 164,704 Location Metropolis Use Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line from the command prompt. Try this: wmic qfe get Hotfixid or this: wmic qfe You can then right click the results, select all and copy into word, etc.
Use Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line from the command prompt. Try this: wmic qfe get Hotfixid or this: wmic qfe You can then right click the results, select all and copy into word, etc.
6 Mar 2008 at 16:41 #3 daztrouk daztrouk Associate OP Joined 24 Dec 2005 Posts 811 Location London simulatorman said: Use Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line from the command prompt. Try this: wmic qfe get Hotfixid or this: wmic qfe You can then right click the results, select all and copy into word, etc. Click to expand... thanks, learn something new everyday
simulatorman said: Use Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line from the command prompt. Try this: wmic qfe get Hotfixid or this: wmic qfe You can then right click the results, select all and copy into word, etc. Click to expand... thanks, learn something new everyday
