Remove All Windows Xp Updates From Wsus Registry. 1/2/2018 0 Comments We've recently decommissioned our last Windows Server 2008 system. We now have all servers. How to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 10. The first screen will ask if you want to get the latest updates - it's worth doing this. Accept the licence terms and if you chose to, the installer will download the latest updates. Keep an eye on the install as it will reboot your computer and if you don't remove the DVD or flash drive it.

• Manually Download All Windows Xp Updates

Whenever Windows Update runs to install security fixes and other updates to your system, it creates a folder within the Windows folder containing all the files replaced during the update. These folders have names like '$NtUninstall.' And are highlighted in blue.

Manually Download All Windows Xp Updates

The contents of these folders are only ever needed if you uninstall an update. If you are not going to uninstall an update then its backup folder can be removed to save disk space. However, these folders cannot (or should not) simply be deleted, because they are referred to by links in the Registry. Manually removing these folders and their related Registry links is possible, but not easy.

This is where Windows XP Update Remover comes in. With it you can easily clean up these Windows Update folders. Just select an update from the list, read the information about it to see what it is, and then click Remove backup folder. If you want to know what an update does before deleting its backup folders then you can click on a link to Microsoft web pages that describe the update.

Hrmmm i seem to have a problem here guys and was hoping someone can help me: The situation is like this: We are School and recently decided that we wanted to implement Microsoft Shared Computer tool, on our students computers. All good so far, we are installing these computers from our RIS (Remote Installation Server). With a flat windows xp image (only drivers and the standard windows xp gets installed).

Next will we install what application we need from the AD (msi packages). And finally the computers will update from our WSUS (Windows Update Server). Now here is the problem, the msi provided from Microsoft will only install if the update KB892130 is present, and since our WSUS dosnt have that update the msi package will fail. So my question is, is there anyway to have the wsus have that update? Or is there another option that i missed? Regards Stephan.