That's what I thought, but I vaguely recalled something about automating
Win9x Updates. Something entirely different, even if it exists.

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"Ron Badour" wrote in message
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Hi Gary,

I don't think W98 supports slipstreaming. Seems to me that W2K was the
first OS to support it.

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"Gary S. Terhune" none wrote in message
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I think what you're thinking about is an admin install CD, one that you
create, in which you can add the setup files and update files using a
process known as "slipstreaming". It is not an easy procedure, and I don't
know where you would find the instructions. While I believe a similar
procedure exists for Windows 9x, I don't believe it is as straight-forward
as that for Win2K/XP, nor do I think it would be worth it unless you're
creating an install CD to use on a LOT of machines that you want to be
identical. Easier solution is to install and update one machine, then
image it to install to other machines.

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"Ken" wrote in message
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Is it possible to update my Win98se CD with all available updates & IE6?
I know it can be done with Win2K & XP, what about Win9x OS's?