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Hi Experts,
I have applied many hot fixes on my computer (XP). Now, I want to know the date when the fixes has been installed and the last installed hot fix.
I know i can see the installed hotfix status under ADD/REMOVE control panel but not able to see the installed date and time?
The logs under event viewer has been vanished by someone.:cry:
Do anyone having any idea how to check that? or any file that stores the status of the installed hot fixes.
Thanx
I have applied many hot fixes on my computer (XP). Now, I want to know the date when the fixes has been installed and the last installed hot fix.
I know i can see the installed hotfix status under ADD/REMOVE control panel but not able to see the installed date and time?
The logs under event viewer has been vanished by someone.:cry:
Do anyone having any idea how to check that? or any file that stores the status of the installed hot fixes.
Thanx
:lol: harry arora :idea:
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Originally Posted by harmeet
I have applied many hot fixes on my computer (XP). Now, I want to know the date when the fixes has been installed and the last installed hot fix.
Does anyone having any idea how to check that? or any file that stores the status of the installed hot fixes?
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Originally Posted by TallCool1
Have you tried going to the Windows Update site? There's an option to read your install history. Of course, if MS is just reading your event log back to you, you're hosed...
I know a smart answer will be this that the person who have installed the fix can tell but i am looking for a another way to check this?
Any other options?
:lol: harry arora :idea:
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Originally Posted by harmeet
Any other options?
Otherwise you could just have the user check those folder attributes.
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