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May 9, 2006 Enterprise Update Scan Tool v2 (standalone version)

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  • Version: 1
  • Category: Security Patch
  • Language: English

Enterprise Update Scan Tool (standalone version) for detecting needed updates prescribed in the security bulletins released in May 2006. Addresses MS06-020.

  • Microsoft has released a new tool designed to help enterprises detect updates provided with the Microsoft Security Bulletins released May 9, 2006. This tool is a command line scanning tool built for the sole purpose of helping customers determine systems that may need security updates provided with the released bulletins. Users of this tool should have experience in deploying software to corporate environments and with using command line tools.

    More information on this tool can be found in the readme.rtf documentation packaged with the tool download.
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FileSize
2006.05.09-v2-EnterpriseScan-x86-EN.exe
SHA1: b135a6e30f72486a414e83111b713e9b0ae4b3a3
688 KB

System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP

    • Other software: Internet Explorer 6.0 or later; MSXML 3.0; Windows Script Host; Windows Installer 2.0 or later.

Installation Instructions

    1. Click the download link on this page and save the download to your computer.

    2. Double-click the self-extracting executable file to open.

    3. Run the setup package.

    4. Open the folder you chose to extract the files to, and review the readme.rtf document for further instructions.

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