From: waldo kitty 

"Geo."  wrote in news:4126a6fd$1{at}w3.nls.net:

> "waldo kitty"  wrote in message
> news:Xns954BC2DEAE839me42{at}216.144.1.254...
>
>>a service pack slip streamed
>> copy of your operating system for easy installation and deployment.
>
> I have a question about this whole concept.
>
> Ok, so if a bunch of files are patched I can see how this could be
> slipstreamed into an install.
>
> But what about patches that do nothing but modify the security
> settings on a couple of registry keys? How is a patch like that
> included in a slipstream install package?

i can't answer that as i didn't write the util... i'd guess that if they
are on top of things that they combine the reg patches and issue them
during the slipstream... however, i'm not sure how these reg patches are
stored in the update and so can't guess at how it'd be done... seems
doable, though...

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