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Oh no! Completely embarrassed here. Will correct tomorrow when back at the office. <br />
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Thx
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Oh no! Completely embarrassed here. Will correct tomorrow when back at the office.

Thx

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Here's the command I'm using.<br />
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wusa.exe &quot;\\pathto\update.msu&quot; /quite /norestart<br />
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I've tried without /norestart<br />
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But still prompts asking whether I want to install the update<br />
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Also tried<br />
/q<br />
/unattend
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Here's the command I'm using.

wusa.exe "\\pathto\update.msu" /quite /norestart

I've tried without /norestart

But still prompts asking whether I want to install the update

Also tried
/q
/unattend

wusa.exe on Win 7, the quite switch doesn't work

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