Let's say you were able to collect and put KB10000 to KB10199 onto a CD. Even then reinstalling each, even with a script would be a lot of work as your install script would not know something called "dependencies."
So why not get the OS in the shape you want it and then back that up? I use CLONEZILLA for that as I can back up the drive to a folder on an external HDD. If I wanted that folder on DVDs then we use some other app to break it up and do that.
Bob
I'm using Windows 7 32&64bit between a couple of desktops that work fine for what I need them for except older PC Games that I've accumulated over the years that are oriented for the XP system but never had the time to really start enjoying them until now. Emulators to use with W 7 do not work well most of the time for these and/or require a lot of tweaks. I have a desktop with XP installed that is great for these games but with support to end in a couple of months & "all" operating systems do need eventual clean installs over time, I want to burn all the XP updates to disc that are on this particular desktop. I do have Microsofts's Service Packs 1,2 & 3 Discs.
I've searched the internet some that require a lot of time consuming steps but feel that there is a procedure that will not make this task daunting.
Appreciate any help.

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