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steven4554

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  1. The Updates that are being requested by WU have been superseded, with the exception of KB971033, KB976002, and latest WUA!! The rest of the UL is current and up to date, and thanks for the comparison
  2. What's wrong with XP SP3, should work on your laptop, you can get SP3 and Post-SP3 updates from the WUD Website, cause I'm providing the Update Lists for Win8, 7, and XP all 32-bit and x64. http://www.windowsupdatesdownloader.com/ and click on my latest XP Update List dated 2013-05-14
  3. I've removed KB2791765 from x86 list, cause it has been superseded by KB2820331! As for KB2647753-v4, i have changed my lists to that version which will in the next available lists, download directly from the update catalog site. I should point out, that even though MS has made a v4, the files inside are the same as v2. Yeah, i agree, MS is making alot of mistakes lately, and like you i'd wish they would release a second service pack for Win7, cause we need one, with the amount of post-sp1 updates now reaching past 500!
  4. Thank you for spotting my mistakes and errors:) These issues will be addressed or fixed in the next available update lists posted to windowsupdatesdownloader.com. (Except for Windows 2000 and Vista, as I don't maintain those UL's!) As for the Timezone update for XP, it is up to date and already available in my XP list.
  5. KB2775511 is already in both Win7 update lists, you'll find the update in the Non-Security Updates section.
  6. I understand now, you use the tag: <filename>( Local Filename )</filename> I will try to make a French UL for 7sp1 (x64 and x86) Edit: I have opened your x64 UL and I have found 4 unneeded security updates: KB2525694 KB2503658 KB2476490 KB2524375 You can if you wish, but i must remind you that the updates in my lists for Win7 will work on any language version including french, cause they language neutral. But i guess you could add other stuff like i have in my lists that will only work on French systems.
  7. All updates and drivers from the catalog has the hash at the end of the file, it's normal. What i do with my lists, is remove the hash if the update is only available from the catalog and not from the download center. PS - This new update will be in the next UL's, unless it gets superseded!
  8. They are in the Display Drivers section of the UL's, i only provide GPU drivers in my lists.
  9. 1) I use notepad to edit my lists, and save them using UTF-8 formatting. 2) After downloading the updates from the update catalog, right click on the webpage and left click view source, that's where you'll find the direct download links.
  10. You can still use my update list, to download the updates in the "Security Updates and Non-Security Updates" as they are language independent, which means that those updates will work on any language version of Win7. Sadly, I don't make Office Update Lists anymore sorry.
  11. Your right, the first one has been superseded by the March version, but obviously I forgot to remove it. This will be fixed in the next available update list. Thanks for spotting this.
  12. It's an update for the Windows Management Framework 3.0, so if you have not installed Windows Management Framework 3.0 (KB2506143) and requires either .NET 4.0 or 4.5, then yes you can ignore it.
  13. JonnyT, No broken link here, Maybe Steven fixed the link after reading your comment. Excellent, very quick work! Sorry to report another (minor, slightly nit-picky) problem with the x86 Update List. There are at least four updates that are downloading the correct -x86 versions, but the filename is renaming them as -X64! These are: Windows6.1-KB2813347-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2813170-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2808735-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2823324-x64.msu Yeah, thanks for the tip, I forgot to change these from x64 to x86 the other day, cause once I've done with updating the x64 version I copy all the new updates to the x86 version, I do this cause it's a time saver method.
  14. Indeed, sorry for the error, should be "steven4554's UL" of course. So why the differences in the KB ? There shouldn't be any difference, why have I missed some updates or superseded ones that shouldn't be there?
  15. system: Windows 7 SP1 x86 updates: 2013-03-12 (or latter) I'm a little bit confused - ulz files from you are different from ulz files at windowsupdatesdownloader.com. your ulz: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=36393 wud ulz: http://www.windowsupdatesdownloader.com/download.ashx?type=ul&id=213 I've found the following differences: (that is files in your ulz that are not in wud ulz and files in wud ulz that are not in your ulz) 1. Security Updates your ulz: Windows6.1-KB2503665-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2532531-x86.msu wud ulz: Windows6.1-KB2618451-x86.msu 2. Non-Security Updates your ulz: rvkroots.exe Windows6.1-KB2633952-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2647753-v4-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2718704-x86.msu wud ulz: Windows6.1-KB2534366-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2639308-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2641690-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2647753-v2-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2762895-x86.msu Which ULZ is "more better" - your or that from windowsupdatesdownloader site? The ULZ on WUD site don't include third party programs like Adobe Flash Player or Display Drivers, etc... And I get the direct download links on MS Update Catalog site by viewing the source of the webpage after downloading the update(s)
  16. I get my info from 2 MS sources here and here and there are some certs being moved to untrusted folder, cause they can be a security risk.
  17. KB2503665 is still needed for x86, cause it wasn't superseded! KB2503665 on Win7 x64 was superseded by KB2645640.
  18. 1. I include the .net 4.5 installer, but i have no plans to include it's updates! 2. It will be in the next update list, which will be on Patch Tesday. 3. They are both the same, but MS still continues with testing future builds of MSE. Which is why both builds are included in the list.
  19. Got that too. Looks like the x64 update file has a problem. Removing this section fixed it <update id="KB" category="0" publishdate="2013/" article="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/"> <title>Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 7 SP1 x64 Edition (KB)</title> <description>Security issues have been identified that could allow an attacker to compromise a computer running Microsoft Internet Explorer and gain control over it.</description> <filename>IE10-Windows6.1-KB-x64.msu</filename> <url></url> </update> It was also saved in ANSI format and not utf-8 You are correct, i will upload new lists on patch tuesday with them in utf-8 format. As for the section described above, that's in my list, i'm just getting ready for the first updates for IE10 that's all.
  20. Try the other 3 updates first then install the Platform Update, then i would download and install IE10 cab file (available in my first post) as for using MDT 2012, ask someone else, as i've never used MDT.
  21. I don't include IE8 or 9 updates in my lists anymore, since IE10 has been released! All the other updates have been ignored as most end users won't need them, cause they are mainly aimed at business users or people with servers. The final version of the platform update is now in the update lists of both 32-bit and 64-bit.
  22. Sounds like a .net problem i had that 2 days ago, couldn't download anything, just restart your computer and it may fix the problem, otherwise you may need to contact JCarle as he is the one who made the program.
  23. That's because IE10 needs 4 updates to be installed/integrated before IE10 can be installed/ntegrated, you will find those updates in my first post.
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