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Jakeman:
In issue #144 of his SupportAlert Newsletter, Gizmo Richards (also a supporter of this site) mentions all of this and then some, but the neowin and autopatcher links are now moot, as PhilB66 just pointed out.  You have to subscribe to the Premium Edition to see the whole write-up, so I can't share it with you, but it was a follow-up to a mention in the free version, #128, that I think I can:

"2.4 Guide to Building an Unattended XP Install CD

This site offers a clear how-to guide with separate instructions for beginners, intermediates and advanced users. When completed you'll have an unattended Windows XP install CD that includes SP2 and all subsequent hot fixes.
http://unattended.msfn.org/"

I just "graduated" from Win 2000 to XP and remembered this as something to look into; maybe it will help...

CleverCat:
C:\WINDOWS\$hf mig$ - aren't these your updates? (allow show hidden files and folders)

Carol Haynes:
Nope

Curt:
.. I actually prefer a small utility called "Windows Updates Downloader". ... -Dirhael (August 23, 2007, 01:05 PM)
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Looks good, Dirhael. Thanks for the link - I'm checking it out. ... -Darwin (August 23, 2007, 01:12 PM)
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To my understanding one page is saying I will need a fourth party program i.e. nLite to install these WUD (Windows Updates Downloader) downloads, but another page is saying that I don't.

So I ask you guys: Do I need anything more than WUD  to install / update?   :tellme:

Curt:
I don't understand this. I have tried again and again to download this 'WUD' setup, but every time I am redirected (?) and getting http://wud.jcarle.com/Download.ashx?type=prog&id=23 which is similar to the front page "about": http://wud.jcarle.com/Default.aspx

What?  :tellme:

Edit: Strange; I got the file the first time I used Firefox instead of Maxthon. Problem (sort of) solved.

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