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by dmiles
by joshhansen
by ann777
Yes, you can. See:
http://www.jsiinc.com/subc/tip1200/rh1226.htm
Even though the article concerns a problem, Internet Explorer setup switches are included at the bottom of the article.
by joshhansen
by xpertdragon
The Hot Fix utility named "Qchain.exe" from Microsoft just may be what you are looking for. It allows you to apply multiple hot fixes without rebooting, or being prompted for a reboot. It just may be applicable for just one applied hot fix on IE. Will your method of deployment be manual or in the form of a logon script? Qchain is a command line utility that works well when put into a logon script, but run it on some test machines if you plan on applying this hot fix on over 20-50 computers. Good Luck!
Paul M. Chavez
by joshhansen
by joshhansen
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