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Using Command-Line Options

You can use these options to install the service pack as follows:

  • For an unattended installation, use the /U option:

XPsp1.exe /U Use this option to install the service pack using all the default options. The installation will not prompt you for any input, but the installation progress bar in the user interface is displayed throughout the installation process. For details about using unattended Setup, see Microsoft Windows Preinstallation Reference Help (ref.chm), unattend.txt topic, in deploy.cab on your CD in the \support\tools folder.

  • To set XPsp1.exe to close all other applications after upgrading to SP1, use the /F option:

XPsp1.exe /F

After the installation is completed, you must close all open programs before restarting the computer. To force applications to close without saving files, use the /F option. You can use this option in conjunction with other command-line options, with the exception of /S (used for an integrated installation), /L (used to list installed hotfixes), and /Z (used to prevent the restart from automatically occurring after the installation).

  • To prevent the automatic creation of backup files for removing the service pack, use the /N option:

XPsp1.exe /N

If you select this option, the files needed to remove the service pack will not be backed up during the installation. This can help save disk space but also means that you will not be able to remove the service pack at a later date. If you use this option, the Add or Remove Programs entry is not added for removing the service pack at some point in the future.

You can use this option in conjunction with other command-line options, with the exception of /S (used for an integrated installation only) and /L (used for installing hotfixes).

  • To update OEM-supplied files without prompts, use the /O option:

XPsp1.exe /O

For example, if you have OEM-specific drivers installed on your computer, using the /O option enables these drivers to be updated without prompting you first.

Note: If you use the /Q or /U option to run Update.exe in quiet or unattended Setup mode and want to update OEM-supplied files, you must also use the /O option. If you do not use the /O option, files such as the hardware abstraction layer (HAL) and disk miniport drivers are not updated.

  • To prevent the computer from automatically restarting after the service pack is installed, use the /Z option:

XPsp1.exe /Z

If you do not want the computer to restart automatically after the service pack installation is completed, use this option. You can use this option in conjunction with other command-line options, with the exception of /S and /L.

  • For a quiet installation, use the /Q option:

XPsp1.exe /Q

Use this option to install SP1 the same way as described for the unattended installation. However, neither the progress bar in the user interface nor any errors that might occur are displayed during installation.

  • To list hotfixes that are currently installed, use the /L option:

XPsp1.exe /L

If you want to display all of the hotfixes that are currently installed on the computer, use this option. This option is not designed for use with any other command-line options.

  • To see which hotfixes and service pack version are installed at any given time, type the following:

Qfecheck.exe

  • To deploy Windows XP with SP1, use the /S:<foldername> option in the following command:

XPsp1.exe /S:<foldername>

If you want to deploy Windows XP with SP1 as an integrated installation, you can use this option to build an integrated shared network folder that contains files for Windows XP and SP1. You can use this shared folder to install both Windows XP and the service pack together by using the integrated installation, thus saving time. This feature is not available for hotfixes.

 


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