Many Windows application installers come as standard MSI files. MSIs are extremely easy to work with particularly when it comes to installing, uninstalling, and upgrading. A related file type is MSP which is similar to MSI except that it only contains a specific application patch rather than the entire working application. Sometimes multiple MSPs will exist as upgrades to an MSI and must be installed in order. Applying MSP patches is easy through CMD. Mediamonkey 4.1.9 Serial more.

If the base application already exists on the system, you can use MSIEXEC.EXE to patch it with an MSP: MSIEXEC /P.msp REINSTALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=omus You can also apply an MSP at the same time that you install its parent MSI: MSIEXEC /I.msi PATCH=.msp But sometimes it may be easier to have all MSP patches included within a single MSI file. This is something I’ve done before with applications such as Adobe Reader that frequently release updates as MSPs. So let’s use that as an example. Here are my MSI and MSP files for Adobe Reader stored at C: Temp: In order to encompass this MSP into the MSI, we must first do an administrative install of the MSI. Do this and define a new folder for the admin install to use with the following command: MSIEXEC /A '.msi' TARGETDIR='C: TempInstall' Note: Remember to utilize quotation marks “” if the MSI name or target directory path have spaces in them. So my specific command to do the admin install in C: TempInstall ends up being: Proceed with the install wizard if one pops up. After that completes, we can open the new folder C: TempInstall that our admin install created to see that it includes all the Adobe Reader program files as well as a new copy of our MSI: We’ll need this specific MSI for the next command. The Rules Of Attraction Soundtrack.