These are often available as executables, typically called kb<number>.exe. If you want to install it (assuming you are legally allowed to redistribute these fixes) then you'd run them from a proggram the same way you'd write code to run any other program and wait for it to complete. I don't know if they have documented command line support for silent install.

You don't have to install Windows updates. MS will do it for you. You can schedule it to be done automatically and if you selected the options correctly you will not even know about it until you checked.

You can leave your computer on overnight and in the morning youcan be prety certain all needed updates were completed.

I however suspect it is not the answer you expect. You probably want to know how to install an app on a remote machne without the user evenbeing aware ofthat. As far as Vista is concerned, MS has taken care of it. Give up even trying. It is impossible unlessthe userprovided special accomondations for you.

There is nothing wrong with your English except for the fact thatthe wordshould be capitilized, and Windows as well.

Then what was the point of asking?

Besides my post was not intended to be helpful, on the contrary.

These are often available as executables, typically called kb<number>.exe. If you want to install it (assuming you are legally allowed to redistribute these fixes) then you'd run them from a proggram the same way you'd write code to run any other program and wait for it to complete. I don't know if they have documented command line support for silent install.