steven4554

No problem, glad you like my list. Just one thing, i didn't make the app, Jcarle did, so please thank him for making this very useful program. As for you question, i believe i've already answered it here.

Simple, some updates like the ones you descibe in your post above appear on Windows Update, and the others that are in my UL's are not on Windows Update, i guess it's up to MS to decide what updates are on WU and which ones are not. Also since this service pack is a beta MS won't want to put non-security updates on WU just the Critical ones, anyway they all work, and all the updates are from offical MS servers.

I've successfully integrated SP1 Beta into my Windows installations and they work, i used RT7 Lite 2.2.0 Beta, and i think it is worth the effort to slipstream the service pack even though it's a beta product, cause it expires on June 30th, 2011, plenty of time too test and report anything wrong to MS. Of course, i won't be staying on this build until then, cause i will update too the latest build (RC and then RTM) when MS releases them.

it will be somewhere on the download center or technet security, just try google and you should find an answer. Other than that, i don't have a clue.

Sorry, you will have to start from scratch, i deleted my office 2007 and 2010 ul's, when i stopped making updates for them.

You will find your answer here http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/145884-office-2010-update-list/page__view__findpost__p__935575

All updates for Windows 7 are Language Neutral which means that all updates that MS makes for Win7 will work with any language. So yes you can use this ULZ. Here's the layout i use for my UL's below:- <update id="" category="" publishdate="" article="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/kb"> <title></title> <description></description> <filename></filename> <url></url> </update> As for packaging the UL, just zip them up with either the built-in windows zip app or 7-zip, then rename the file extension from .zip to .ulz, if you still get errors it means you've made a mistake somewhere, and i wish you luck with your new UL.

Yes, i used to do both Office 2007 SP2 and 2010 but no longer, i only do Win7 UL's now.

Thanks, this update will be removed in the next available UL's.

Yes it does, both x86 and x64!

http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/10872-Windows-Updates-Downloader-Project?p=224955#post224955

Yes it's normal, cause it only takes a second to install the update list, the main thing is, can you download the updates from the list when loaded in WUD. Thanks, i've also made available the SP1 Beta for anyone that wishes to download and test it.

Strange, maybe it was corrupted from a bad download, anyway, i've released some new UL's dated 24th June at the top of this page, so it should help get you those important June updates.

Thanks, but i don't include the viewers in my UL's, as for the other updates (help files) i also don't bother to include them either, the only products in the Office 2007 and 2010 suites that I update are listed below:- 1. Word 2. PowerPoint 3. Excel 4. Access 5. Outlook (including junk mail filter update)

Thanks RetroOS, I have now corrected and re-uploaded a new UL's.

No problem, and i will continue to update my ULZ's as much as possible. As far as i know, all Windows 7 updates are language neutral, which means that all languages are supported!

I would download and install the last remaining update, and see what happens, you never know it might not cause any problems to your system, but if it does just uninstall it, by going to windows update and clicking on the installed updates on the bottom left and double click on update KB978542 and follow the instructions on screen. And you don't have to worry about any of the update list's posted here, they are all clean and geniune.

It's a bug in WUD build 998 that makes it think that there is a build 999, but there is not, though build 1000 is available, but you will get the same results. My advise would be to disable WUD checking for updates to stop it nagging you to download the so-called build 999. Here's a link to a picture showing how to disable checking for updates in WUD:- http://public.bay.livefilestore.com/y1p79HtgmHGAitfTaOBNNIOX6QXsJAOceUwNp3UiusGGYpXOElzDYvlVAoc3ic32g4w_VtigV87lQEIK3muWLlqjQ/wud-disable.jpg

The reason you can't uninstall the leaked service pack, is because it's integrated with Windows 7, and the backup files have been removed. The only option if you want to run the RTM version of Windows 7, is to reinstall Windows 7 from scratch.

I found it by searching the web through Google. Here is the link to the main page of the forum: http://www.forum-unattend.fr/phpBB3/

The current version of nlite is not able to slipstream any IE8 Package, so your only other choice is to apply an addon of IE8, but no need to look as i've found you a true addon which will slipstream into your XP setup here.

I update the lists whenever an update gets released by MS, (though for win7 UL's any updates released since my last update will be included in the next one, when MS releases their updates on patch tuesday!) as i always check the MS site, you will need to download any UL's everytime when they've been updated.

No problem, always like to help out, and thanks for downloading my Update Lists.

x86 drivers will not work in an x64 operating system, you need x64 drivers. As for your problem, i don't know if this driver will work for you but it is supported on 64-bit vista so it might, here's the link:- http://support.creative.com/Downloads/sear...B_1_04_0077.exe