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Thanks i understand now how to create a batch file, instead of writing all the .msuname , is there a way to call them to the batch file.
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Assuming traditional batch
for /f "usebackq" %%i in (`dir *.msu /b`) do @start /wait wusa %%i /quiet /norestart
You don't describe the problem you are having, so I don't know why you wouldn't use one of the built-in solutions.
But once you've downloaded the patches, how you install them depends on the file extension. Just create a batch file that lists all the patches.
For exes:
For MSUs and MSPs
For MSIs
And finish up with a reboot
Push the batch file with GPO, psexec, Invoke-Command, or whatever tool you have available.