I mentioned three days ago in my blog that the Autopatcher team released the June 2007 patches for Windows Vista and just now they announced that the updates for XP can be downloaded as well from their sites. In case you missed the last post here is what Autopatcher does.
Autopatcher provides a single executable that includes all patches for the operating system that you are choosing either of the month – called Updates – or complete which are called core releases. After downloading you can execute the file and select if you want to install all patches or only the ones that affect your system by manually adding and removing patches from the list of available patches.
The following downloads are right now available at the Autopatcher website:
- Windows 2000 SP4 – May 2007 Core | June 2007 Update
- Windows XP SP2 (32-bit) – May 2007 Core | June 2007 Update
- Windows Server 2003 SP1/R2/SP2 (32-bit) – May 2007 Core | June 2007 Update
- Windows XP/Server-2003 (64-bit) – June 2007 Core
- Windows Vista – June 2007 Core
If you never installed patches before for your Windows XP system you should download the May 2007 core release and the June 2007 update which ensures that you can apply all patches to Windows XP that have been released by Microsoft.
This is a great way if you want to patch a system without Internet connection for instance or if you have to patch several computers and want to download the patches only once to save bandwidth.
Related posts:
Autopatcher August 2007 releasedAutopatcher July 2007 for XP released
Autopatcher June for Vista and XP 64-bit released
Autopatcher Vista and XP 64-bit May update
Use Autopatcher Vista to patch Vista automatically
Autopatcher 1.0.0.6 Released
Autopatcher Updater 1.04
Autopatcher Updater is back !
My AV (F-Secure) is reporting W32/Trojan.AWZQ on AutoPatcher_WinXP_Jun07_x86_ENU_Update.exe
I’ve just recently begun using autopatcher, and I can say that it is great, and even greater if you have to update multiple computers – saves a tremendous amount of time!