Mim0

Yes, I know this shortcoming... But I have no idea how to solve it, also because it's not really wrong I think...1. In the first run, when both files are not present they should be listed as "missing" 2. And in the second run, when one update replaces the other, the other is "obsolete" The fc should not force the user which updates should be used. The fc just reports information about the updates in the HFSLIP-folders. In the first run, the fc does not know, which updates the user finally want to use. Yes, because you don't have both missing at the same time, because you (probably) have KB2794119 since Jan 2013 in your HF-folder.

new file-checker for XP (Thx to Maxfutur): 2013-06-22 - Added: KB2828030 (Fix: USB audio devices stop streaming audio) - Added: KB2829069 (Daylight saving time (DST) update for Paraguay) - Removed: KB2821346 (Daylight saving time (DST) update for Chile, replaced by KB2829069) Download: HFSLIPFC v.2013/01/06 with WindowsXP-update-list v.2013/06/22 Also fixed some bugs in on the web-site: - fixed the download-link for Windows-Messenger ESN (don't know if messenger-service is still available...) (Thx to Maxfutur) - added download-linke for Windows-Messenger ITA - removed MS12-068 finally from the list (Thx to Maxfutur) - added the correct folder for Kernal Mode Drivers reg-file in MS13-046 (Thx to Breezer)

Hi Maxfutur, wow, many things! There was no KB-Article available on 22. May (see here) after that, I've forgotten this update. Thanks for remembering me! Yes, it should really be removed (but it is MS12-068) Also thanks! Oh, I didn't know KB2829069. I will check the replacement status! I think also KB2829069 will replace both!

new file-checker for XP: 2013-06-19 - Added: KB2838727 (MS13-047: Internet Explorer) - Added: KB2839229 (MS13-048: Windows Kernel) - Added: KB2808679 (Protection from internal URL port scanning) - Added: KB890830 (Malicious Software Removal Tool 5.1.9100.0) - Removed: KB2829530 (MS13-037: Internet Explorer, replaced by KB2838727) - Removed: KB2847204 (MS13-038: Internet Explorer 8, replaced by KB2838727) - Removed: KB2813170 (MS13-031: Windows Kernel, replaced by KB2839229) - Removed: KB890830 (Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.20.7401.0) Download: HFSLIPFC v.2013/01/06 with WindowsXP-update-list v.2013/06/19 Thanks at all for your help!

Thx, jvidal! I think it's not a high-priority update, isn't it?Mimo

So, it's working. Sorry for the trouble... Download: HFSLIPFC v.2013/01/06 with WindowsXP-update-list v.2013/06/12 Now I'm updating the script with patchday updates...

Oh... not good... I will check it! Thanks for the info

Of course! I fully agree! That's the way how I handled fixes of HFSLIP in the past The last time I was very busy and I lost the overview about pending fixes, sorry for that. The other thing is: To start a test-phase - lik now - is a good way to validate changes of HFSLIP. If all is OK I would love it to host the new HFSLIP on my site! Thanks to all, Mimo

Also thanks to all who are supporting us! Before I relase an update for the current patch-day, I made a small update with the following changes: 2013-06-12 - Added: HFSVCPACK_SW2 to the list of folder where unknown/obsolete updates were checked (because the original rootsupd.exe May 2013 has to be placed there). - Added: KB931125 (Roots Certificates Update May 2013) - Added: KB2481109 (MS11-017: Remote Desktop Client, RDC6) It was NOT replaced by KB2813345. Thx to -X- - Added: Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.224 - Removed: KB931125 (Roots Certificates Update December 2012) - Removed: Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.202 The way to handle rootsupd.exe now is not very satisfying. I had to add HFSVCPACK_SW2 which may result in unexpected outputs (unknown file...) when someone has placed files there. Also, when don't having the fixed file in HF and also not the original file in HFSVCPACK_SW2, the file-checker will report both as missing. I would prefer to remove the solution with both rootsupd.exe in the file-checker and use one of the following solutions 1) only the original version in HFSVCPACK_SW2 2) the fixed (repacked) version in HF 3) the original version in HF which needs an updated HFSLIP In general I would prefer solution (3) but we should see how the updated HFSLIP from Acheron was working

new Flash Player: 11.7.700.224 download: see first posting

Thx for the info regarding RDC! I will fix it...

Yes, I think so. But at the moment I have no overview what fixes in summary are currently pending...My idea is, that a new thread should be exist where the first posting will give an overview about pending changes so that we all here have a better overview about coming changes. One thread for each new HFSLIP-version. Before a new HFSLIP will be released, we have the change to test these changes and give feedback into that thread. What do you think?

Hi SunLion, thx for your support. Regarding your two posts... ...I have the following in mind: 1. I add your repacked version of rootsupd.exe to the list (Folder HF). Is it OK for you when I host this file? 2. As an alternative I also add the official version of rootsupd.exe to the list (folder HFSVCPACK_SW2) for someone who want to use only files from MS. I'm not sure that the file-checker can handle the same file with two file-sizes but hopefully it works because these files will be expected in different folders. I have to check it... Thx, Mimo

new file-checker for XP: 2013-05-22 - Fixed: the replacement-info for KB2618451 (KB2618451 will not be reported as missing anymore when KB2820197 was found) Thx to jvidal and jakson! download: HFSLIPFC v.2013/01/06 with WindowsXP-update-list v.2013/05/22 Regarding new rootsupd: I'm not sure what to do. At the moment I think a method which will be supported by the current HFSLIP should be listed in the update-list (which will also be implemented in the file-checker). Can anyone confirm one of the solutions above? Thx, Mimo

Oh, a mistake in the filechacker (KB2820197 replaces KB2618451) Thx for the info I thought about it to add this hotfix to the list. But I found now information about that hotfix so I decided to don't add this.CU, Mimo

new file-checker: 2013-05-18 - Added: KB2829530 (MS13-037: Internet Explorer) - Added: KB2847204 (MS13-038: Internet Explorer 8) - Added: KB2829361 (MS13-046: Kernel-Mode Drivers) - Added: KB2820197 (Security Advisory 2820197: ActiveX Kill Bits) - Added: KB890830 (Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.20.7401.0) - Added: Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.202 - Removed: KB2817183 (MS13-028: Internet Explorer, replaced by KB2829530) - Removed: KB2808735 (MS13-036: Kernel-Mode Driver, replaced by KB2829361) - Removed: KB2736233 (Security Advisory 2736233: ActiveX Kill Bits, replaced by KB2820197) - Removed: KB2797052 (MS13-010: Vector Markup Language, replaced by KB2817183) - Removed: KB890830 (Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.19.7304.0) - Removed: Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.169 download: HFSLIPFC v.2013/01/06 with WindowsXP-update-list v.2013/05/18

new Flash Player: 11.7.700.202 download: see first posting

yes, this week I'm very busy but I just prepare the new file-checker whenever I have a free minute.... I hope this weekend I could upload this...

of course... also for the advisory (the optional one) ...

As -X- already said, ADAM is not part of a plain Windows XP. Yes of course, still like the previous RDC-updates Oh, you're right! In the prevoius cum. IE updates, the vgx.dll was never included. But in the latest update it is included! Thx for repoting this - I remove 2797052 (MS13-010: Vector Markup Language) rem the update-list and file-checker!

new file-checker for XP: 2013-04-12 - Added: KB2817183 (MS13-028: Internet Explorer) - Added: KB2813345 (MS13-029: Remote Desktop Client, RDC6) - Added: KB2813347 (MS13-029: Remote Desktop Client, RDC7) - Added: KB2813170 (MS13-031: Windows Kernel) - Added: KB2820917 (MS13-033: Windows Client/Server Run-time Subsystem) - Added: KB2808735 (MS13-036: Kernel-Mode Driver) - Added: KB890830 (Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.19.7304.0) - Added: Adobe Flash Player 11.7.700.169 - Removed: KB2809289 (MS13-021: Internet Explorer, replaced by KB2817183) - Removed: KB2481109 (MS11-017: Remote Desktop Client, RDC6, replaced by KB2813345) - Removed: KB2483614 (MS11-017: Remote Desktop Client, RDC7, replaced by KB2813347) - Removed: KB2799494 (MS13-017: Windows Kernel, replaced by KB2813170) - Removed: KB2646524 (MS12-003: Client/Server Run-time Subsystem, replaced by KB2820917) - Removed: KB2778344 (MS13-016: Windows Kernel-Mode Driver, replaced by KB2808735) - Removed: KB890830 (Malicious Software Removal Tool 4.18.7203.0) - Removed: Adobe Flash Player 11.6.602.180 Download: HFSLIPFC v.2013/01/06 with WindowsXP-update-list v.2013/04/12 @jvidal: no changes regarding KB2264107 - coming asap (too late now... at least for me...)

new Flash Player: 11.7.700.169 download: see first posting

Hi guys, thx for your help! Coming shortly... In case that you stay at RDC6. When integration RDC7 you should use 2813347.

...I'm thinking about the INI-setting for the file-checker, where you can set ADVISORIES=0/1. The expectation should be that all missing advisories will be reported. But I agree, a non-high-priority advisory should be handled in another way than a high-priority advisory. But on the other side, it's not bad when you replace existing files with the files from KB2264107, because you need to activate the new functionality in the registry. My idea now is, to make it more prominent that KB2264107 is optional (but leave it still as advisory in the file-checker): add a remark in the update-list, that this is optional,add a remark in the update-name (file-checker) were you can see that this update is optional when this update will be reported as missing.add an additional hint for this update (file-checker) were you can see that this update is optional when this update was found in HFIs it a passable compromise?

This shouldn't be a problem... ...but maybe this!