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It seems that I should change the category of KB967715 from "High Priority" (Important) to "Optional".

Thx! I will add this link to the list! shell32.dll of kb971029 will be replaced by a newer update. kb971029 contains also Shsvcs.dll which probably will not be replaced by another update. Mimo PS: And KB967715 is still needed because auf HonorAutoRunSettings (but can be replaced by a reg-file).

so, I've tested it. Result: Even with the latest shell32.dll you need the HonorAutorunSetting!!! Without HonorAutorunSetting, AutoPlay is not deactivated completely! Example: - Deactivate Autorun for all drive-types (NoDriveTypeAutoRun=0xFF) - Remove HonorAutorunSetting (or set it to 0) - Insert a CD with Autoriun.inf - Open Explorer - Open context-menu of the CD-symbol (Right-Click on CD-Symbol) - You see "Autoplay" ---> AutoPlay is not deactivated at all places! All what is written in KB967715 needs still the HonorAutorunSetting=1. For HFSLIP-Users: Use the WindowsXP-KB967715-x86-XXX.exe or a reg-file!

new extension for XP: 2011-03-02 - Added: Adobe Flash Player 10.2.152.32 - Removed: Adobe Flash Player 10.2.152.26

Thx! Should be taken from this page I found: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/890/cpsid_89050.html

sure! I will update the remark of Security Advisory 971888: Update for DNS Devolution to be conform with the both others Thx!!

Thx, I will add this to my list. Btw... Do you have a link to a kb-article (@adobe), a change-log or somewhat else? Mimo

Sorry, don't understood. What do you have in mind here? Yes, forgotton to remove this line (PS: in the file-checker I removed this update correctly) Thats what I've written in the remarks (Sec Adv 971888 = KBKB957579). In the file-checker you can deselect advisories and select optional-updates. For example: If you have deselected advisories and selected optional-updates, KB958752 will just be reported as missing if you don't have KBKB957579 in the HF-folder. I think about a better description! (related to the KB-article) Sure, yes! Thx again!Thanks for your hints. They are very welcome! Mimo

Hi -X-, thanks for the info about your experience with Windows-Update and autorun-updates. But even if shell32.dll of KB967715 was replaced by shell32.dll of KB971029 (what makes WU happy as you say), it's important to have the HonorAutoRunSetting=1 (what's done by KB967715) if you want to disable AutoRun correctly. Or is HonorAutoRunSetting=1 the default-value for Windows when the HonorAutoRunSetting is not existing in the registry? In this case, AutoRun can be correctly disabled w/o this setting. But... I don't think so but I could test it. Mimo PS: Of course, if HonorAutoRunSetting=1 was needed in the registry, KB967715 can be replaced by a reg-file when using HFSLIP

As far as I know, these updates contains (0 files copied...) just settings like registry-entries. But others also asked for this. You should find it here in older postings.

Google-translation will us give this: I am using version 1.7.10 beta HFSLIP J v4 But even in Server 2003; KB975558 and KB975254 can not be integrated. Did he I wonder HFSlip be updated in this direction? This includes the integration of IE8?

Thx for the info. I think the Server 2003 updatelist is maintained by fdv, or "was" at least...I just can say that... ...for KB975558 for Windows XP you need at least HFSLIP 1.7.10 (beta J v3). ...for KB975254 for Windows XP you need at least HFSLIP 1.7.10 (beta_D). Don't know if this will help for Server 2003. Mimo

Thanks, I will put this link to the update-list!Mimo

Thx for the info! KB971029 is not really new, it's from 2009. It will just now be offered via Windows-Update. The only reason for using KB967715 is to create the "HonorAutorunSetting" reg-entry. If you use a reg-file instead you can remove KB967715. Vacation sounds good If you have the possibility to upload to your dropbox plz let me know Mimo

new extension for windows xp: 2011-02-10 - Added: KB2482017 (MS11-003: Internet Explorer) - Added: KB2483185 (MS11-006: Windows Shell Graphics Processing) - Added: KB2485376 (MS11-007: OpenType Compact Font Format (CFF) Driver) - Added: KB2476687 (MS11-010: Windows Client/Server Run-time Subsystem) - Added: KB2393802 (MS11-011: Windows Kernel) - Added: KB2479628 (MS11-012: Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers) - Added: KB2478971 (MS11-013: Kerberos) - Added: KB2478960 (MS11-014: Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) - Added: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.16 - Added: Adobe Flash Player 10.2.152.26 - Removed: KB2416400 (MS10-090: Internet Explorer, replaced by KB2482017) - Removed: KB2467659 (Automatic detection of Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) encoding, replaced by KB2482017) - Removed: KB2286198 (MS10-046: Windows Shell, replaced by KB2483185) - Removed: KB978037 (MS10-011: Client/Server Run-time Subsystem, replaced by KB2476687) - Removed: KB2296199 (MS10-091: OpenType Font (OTF) Driver, replaced by KB2485376) - Removed: KB2436673 (MS10-098: Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers, replaced by KB2479628) - Removed: KB981852 (MS10-047: Windows Kernel, replaced by KB2393802) - Removed: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.15 (replaced by v3.16) - Removed: Adobe Flash Player 10.1.102.64 (replaced by v10.2.152.26)

Hi Kiki,atm wget.exe is just used to check for an update of the file-checker, not for downloading windows updates. I began to implement this feature, but... it's not finished yet...

Yes, I collected already all the infos + SWFLASH.CAB v10.2.152.26 for an updated list...

And another question is, which version is supported by HFSLIP for W2K? Probably this helps: http://www.msfn.org/...post__p__927099

new xp-extension for the file-checker 2011-01-13 - Fixed: Category of KB2419632. It's 'S' (security update) not 'H' (high-priority non-security update) KB-article also fixed. Thx mukke!

Thx for reporting this!!! I will fix the list... CU, Mimo

new file-checker 2011-01-10 - Added: Support for Office 2003 Professional. So far there is no language regognition. Set the language in the hfslipfc.ini. new xp-extension 2011-01-11 - Added: KB2440591 (MS11-002: Data Access Components) - Added: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.15 - Removed: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.14

it includes just this ...

No need to use KB2360131 anymore. KB2416400 replaces KB2360131 Sure. I tested just KB2416400 w/o KB2467659 to see what WU say... KB2416400 + KB2467659 is needed in one slipstream-process

Same experience made like jvidal: First HFSLIP-run with all but w/o KB2467659: WU asks for KB2467659 & KB2416400 Second HFSLIP-run with all (also with KB2467659): WU is happy

so, here it is: new filechecker extension for XP: 2010-12-20 - Added: KB2416400 (MS10-090: Internet Explorer) - Added: KB2296199 (MS10-091: OpenType Font (OTF) Driver) - Added: KB2423089 (MS10-096: Windows Address Book) - Added: KB2443105 (MS10-097: Internet Connection Signup Wizard) - Added: KB2436673 (MS10-098: Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers) - Added: KB2440591 (MS10-099: Routing and Remote Access) - Added: KB2467659 (Automatic detection of Japanese Industrial Standard encoding) - Added: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.14 - Removed: KB2360131 (MS10-071: Internet Explorer, replaced by KB2416400) - Removed: KB2279986 (MS10-078: OpenType Font Format (OTF) Driver, replaced by KB2296199) - Removed: KB981957 (MS10-073: Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers, replaced by KB2436673) - Removed: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.13 merry christmas @ all