Aaron

Here you go: http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/hacked_files.htm Works very well!

They're all about the same. MDAC is the one that needs to be installed differently from the rest.

It should do.. (if it doesn't, ditch it for calling itself a firewall) But still, you should patch Windows. A temporary solution is to view the properties of the RPC Service and tell it not to restart on failure of service. The restarting of the PC was an unwanted effect by hackers in the RPC flaw, but its been said they've got around that problem, so you'll never know when they're in your PC.

You can look in your Installation History at Windows Update to find out what you installed. But anyway, here's the latest (14 updates on Recommended): Update for Windows XP HighMAT Support in CD Writing Wizard (KB831240) Download size: 1.8 MB This extension allows you to create HighMAT CDs of your digital photos, music, and videos optimized for viewing on consumer electronic devices and player software. HighMAT CD Writing offers easier navigation and preserves important information about your music, photos, and videos like song name, artist name, album name, and genre. After you install this item, you may need to restart your computer. Read more... Update for Microsoft Windows XP (KB826942) Download size: 275 KB Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) support is now available for Microsoft Windows XP. This update provides additional wireless security capabilities for the latest generation of wireless networking equipment supporting WPA. After you install this item, you may need to restart your computer. Read more... Update for Jet 4.0 Service Pack 8 (KB829558) Download size: 2.8 MB Microsoft Jet 4.0 Service Pack 8 (SP8) provides the latest updates to the Jet 4.0 database engine with Windows XP, and is discussed in Microsoft Knowledge Base Article KB829558. Download now to get the most current updates for Jet 4.0. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Read more... Recommended Update for Windows XP SP1 (KB822603) Download size: 341 KB This update addresses the "Availability of the Windows XP SP1 USB 1.1 and 2.0 Update" issue in Windows XP and is discussed in Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) Article 822603. Download now to install the Windows XP SP1 USB 1.1 and 2.0 update. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Read more... Windows Error Reporting: Recommended Update (Windows XP) Download size: 346 KB This update will enable the user to automatically view responses to Windows error reports. After submitting an error report, if information relating to the crash event is available such as a fix, workaround, or other information, then the response may be viewed immediately and automatically. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Read more... 820291: Recommended Update (Windows XP) Download size: 1.0 MB This update adds a new icon for the “Set Program Access and Defaults” feature to the second column of the Start menu. It also adds a “Help” button and help content. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Read more... Recommended Update for Windows XP SP1 (817778) Download size: 1.2 MB The Advanced Networking Pack for Windows XP is a set of platform technologies designed for the use and deployment of advanced networking solutions. It includes an updated IPv6 stack supporting NAT traversal for IPv6 applications, an IPv6 firewall, and a peer-to-peer platform for writing distributed solutions. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Read more... 814995: Recommended Update Download size: 994 KB This update addresses the "Some Application Compatibility Fixes Stop Working After You Install the 328310 Update" issue in Windows XP, and is discussed in Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) Article 814995. Download now to update application compatibility fixes. After installing this update, you may have to restart your computer. Read more... Q322011: Recommended Update Download size: 417 KB This update addresses the "Preview is Unavailable in Fax Console with Windows XP SP1" issue in Windows XP, and is discussed in Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) Article Q322011. Download now to use Preview in the Fax Console with Windows XP. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Read more... Microsoft Windows Journal Viewer (Windows XP) Download size: 7.0 MB This accessory allows people who do not have a computer running Windows XP Tablet PC Edition to view files that were created in Microsoft Windows Journal on a Tablet PC. Read more... Q327405: Recommended Update (Windows XP Professional) Download size: 1.3 MB This update provides new information about security and privacy. Download now to learn what steps you can take to help protect the privacy of your personal information and the security of your computer. Read more... 327979: Recommended Update Download size: 862 KB This update addresses the "Game Stops Responding (Hangs) or Quits Unexpectedly When Introductory Video Clip Is Played" issue in Windows XP, and is discussed in Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) Article 327979. Download now to prevent your computer from not responding during video playback. Read more... Update for Windows XP Service Pack 1 (KB810243) Download size: 382 KB This update allows users to play Media Center PC-recorded digital recording files (.dvr-ms) on a computer with a compatible DVD decoder installed and running Windows XP. Users must have a player that supports DirectShow such as Windows Media Player Series 9. After you install this item, you may need to restart your computer. Once you have installed this item, it cannot be removed. Read more... Windows Messenger 4.7 Download size: 982 KB Have video conversations, and take advantage of several ease-of-use enhancements like grouping your contact list, new task-based menus, and cool, new emoticons. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Read more...

marshmellow, see my reply at the bottom of this thread to explain why that update isn't in the main list.

yep

http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/downloads.htm 2nd download on the list

The ASN.1 update works fine in svcpack. Even the font update works in svcpack when installed before Office 2003, but installing Office 2003 afterwards restores the bad symbols and WU doesn't notice the change :/

Should be OK in svcpack, but I'll let you know in an hour knewman01 - I'll add that to the next unattended test and see if it works without Office 2003 being installed. Will install Office 2003 afterwards to see if the patch still took effect then.

The core files of 828026 remain unchanged, its the update.inf that's been updated. It's importing additional registry entries.

Yeah I noticed that too, MS is desperate to get rid of that Nazi symbol in the Bookshelf font, so they go to desperate measures to list it as a Windows Critical(lol) Update. That's what I think anyway

Q828028 added to the list. (ASN.1 Vulnerability Could Allow Code Execution)

That's a good find squallgreg, if only they could comment their reg file to show which spyware its blocking in each entry, it would be better.

Check every single cmd file you use in svcpack and cmdlines.txt, there's likely to be a missing EXIT if you're using "cmdow" to hide the command prompt windows. P.S. Please make a seperate thread in future as this is off-topic to Hotfixes and unnecessarily clutters up this thread.

If i run them in GuiRunOnce will they be applied to the default user ? No that won't work

Thanks, fixed.

Shouldn't worry about that too much, most Web developers will rush to fix it on the popular sites as IE is the most used browser on the Internet. ner - the errors shown in kb826939.log is normal. The errors even show on a Windows XP system which was installed manually, as well as the Update Rollup. (When I say manually, its not unattended)

Use a cmd file from svcpack.inf to be on the safe side. But since you mentioned you're using cmdlines.txt you might as well use that instead. Add a "REGEDIT /S regtweaks.reg" under [Commands] in cmdlines.txt. Put both files in the $OEM$ folder. btw, this should be asked in a seperate thread as its not related to the hotfixes.

No, keep them as they are, but import them during Windows Setup (you'll need to use cmdlines.txt, or you could do it from svcpack.inf too) http://unattended.MSFN.org/xp/hkcu_registry.htm

No, leave that there.

ner, you've named your svcpack file wrong, it should be inf not ini. That's why Windows doesn't install your hotfixes. Make sure you've deleted svcpack.in_ as well from the i386 folder.

I don't know why you renamed ENU_Q832483_MDAC_x86.EXE to MDAC_TYP.exe, because ENU_Q832483_MDAC_x86.EXE is an update for MDAC_TYP.exe Install MDAC, reboot, then install the update. (MDAC from svcpack.inf then the Update on first logon)

ner - Parts of this page explains how: http://unattended.MSFN.org/xp/autologon.htm

www.danasoft.com That kind of signature from danasoft is getting boring now, it got over-used.

Don't use the msi, use the setup.exe file. Execute as: setup.exe /qn Reboot=Suppress