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Hi tommyp. Microsoft Update and the Microsoft baseline security analyzer (didn't know this tool, very useful, thanks for the tip) don't detect problems at all. Thanks for your quick answer.

Hi again, guys. First of all. Thanks to tommyp and Muppet Hunter for the latest HFSLIP test version, and the updated WinXP Hotfix list. I've slipstreamed win xp sp3, and when i was checking if all updates were installed ok, i've obtained these two results: QFECHECK - XPTEST.txtHFNETCHK - WU2.TXT The source is a spanish clean XP SP3 with the i386 folder untouched. I'm using the Muppet Hunter's hotfix list. As you can see, QFECHECK returns all ok, but HFNETCHK indicates problems with the 972260 update. I'm posting also: The hfslip log: HFSLIP.txtThe list of new files added to the source: NEWBIN.TXT Can anybody tell me if i have a real problem with that update? How can i resolve it? Thank you people.

Hi again, tommyp Here is the updated list of updates for wmp11 and ie7: wmp11 - 939683 wmp11 - 941569 wmp11 - 936782 ie7 - 938127 ie7 - 958215

Hi willydejoe1234. If you're deleting the cat files, try without removing them. Can you attach your HFSLIP.LOG and your HFTOOLS\HFANSWER.INI (if you have one)?

Wish to be useful this time... IE7 Updates: KB938127 (Security Update) KB956390 (Cumulative Security Update) WMP11 Updates: KB936782 (Security Update) KB939683 (Windows Validation Required) KB954154 (Security Update)

You're welcome. Please tell us if it works.

Keep the update 956391 (only the version of ie you're slipstreaming) in the hf folder and solve the problem by this way: HF956391

Hi again TommyP! Can i abuse of your patience again? The XP list could be better if you add the ie6 and ie7 hf. This could be possible? Generally, i forget to thanks you TommyP, and all the other guys working for free for proyects like this. I'm so sorry for that. Thank you! All of you!

I understand your point tommyp... but the system is working ok (at least, until now ) and that's the only way that the hfnetchk tool seems to be happy. Can you help me to understand why the hfnetchk keep me telling versions problem (WU3.txt) if i don't slipstreaming the hf956390, ie6 version? By other side, you 're saying that the ie7 hf is not being slipstreamed after the ie6 hf? Can I ask you how is the depelopment of the hfslip 2.0 final version?

Thanks ricktendo64. But, still missing the new version of the muctlui.cab and muctlui_xx.cab files. Can someone change the topic description to the new version (7.2.6001.788)? Thx.

New version available (7.2.6001.788). Can you post the new file links, please? Thx U all.

The problem of the hf 956390 (see the first post) seems to be solved integrating both of 956390 updates, the common (ie6) WindowsXP-KB956390-x86-xxx.exe and the ie7 update IE7-WindowsXP-KB956390-x86-xxx.exe. But i've read in many places indicating not slipstreaming ie6 Hotfixes if we are slipstreaming ie7 HF. Can you tell me the cons of slipstreaming both HF? Thx U all!

The system have mshtml.dll 7.x version, and seems to be correct. It's because the internet explorer version installed is 7.0. The HFSNETCHK is expecting the 6.x version, not the system. Anyone can run the hfnetchk tool in a clear (not hfsliped) installation?

I'm starting to believe that the error is a false positive. Maybe is a problem with the HFNETCHK tool. Anyone run the hfnetchk without errors?

I tried to install a clean XP SP3 VM, and then install all the updates available. After that, i ran HFNETCHK, in that VM. It shows me the same error. Why?, i ran the hfnetchk in several machines and i obtained the 956390 error in all of them. Maybe a language problem (i'm using the spanish version of WinXP)? Or a problem with the HFNETCHK tool? Can you, people, run the hfnetchk tool in your machines, and look if the hf 956390 is correctly installed? http://hfslip.org/support.html Thank you.