tomasz86

A new daily version of UURollup-v11 is ready. This one is very experimental so be careful, and do not try to slipstream it because I've been playing around with the registry changes and some of them won't be applied when it's slipstreamed. From now on I also won't be providing a changelog for the daily releases. It's too time consuming. If you want to know what exactly has changed then you can always compare the builds yourself by using a specialised tool and compare the two folders after unpacking the archives. I myself use KDiff3 which shows all differences very clearly

Installing xmllite.dll doesn't help but the problem happens in a VM (VirtualBox) and I can register the file in my real system. I'll try to do more testing.

@acus What hex editor did you use to patch the file? I've been trying to do it with XVI32 but can't find the string The version of my sfc.dll is correct...

There is a newer version in http://www.windows2000.tk/updates/#kb951748 Dnsrslvr.dll 5.0.2195.7280 (included in UR2)

Windows 2000 Post-SP4 Updates for HFSLIP 28 March - 14 September 2012 Added Added 2732052. Added 2736233. Added DirectX9.0C Full Pack. Added a URL for 906569 (polski). Added URLs for 973904-v3, 975560-v2 and KB927779-v2 (for MDAC 2.81) in the following languages: (polski), (italiano) (thanks brutus1234). Added URLs for BRANDING.CAB, IEW2K_1.CAB, IEW2K_2.CAB, IEW2K_3.CAB, IEW2K_4.CAB, IEW2K_4.CAB, MAILNEWS.CAB, OEEXCEP.CAB, SCRIPTXX.CAB, WAB.CAB in the following languages: polski, Espanol, 日本語. Added URLs for 2584146 in the following languages: عربي - Arabic, 中文(简体), 繁體中文版本, čeština, Dansk, Nederlands, English, suomi, Français, Deutsch, ελληνικά, עִבְרִית - Hebrew, magyar, italiano, 日本語, 한국어, Norsk (Bokmål), polski, português brasileiro, português, русский, Español, Svenska, Türkçe. Added 892211-v2. Note: this update is experimental. Added .NET Framework 1.1 (NETFX11) (thanks OnePiece). Added .NET Framework 2.0 (NETFX20) (thanks OnePiece). Added 926139. Please read its note. Added 983838. Please read its note. Added 2483185. Please read its note. Added 2347290. Please read its note. Added 2698365 (unofficial) for MDAC 2.8 SP1 (thanks acus). Added 2719985 (unofficial) (thanks acus). Added 2655992 (unofficial) (thanks acus). Added 2508429 v8 (unofficial). Adds MiniDumpWriteDump to Dbghelp.dll (thanks WildBill). Added 291343. Added Adobe Flash Player SWFLASH.CAB, August 2012 release (11.4.402.265) (thanks jvidal). Added 2570947 (tomasz86). Added 2722913 Internet Explorer 5 Cumulative Update (IE5 CU) and 2722913 Internet Explorer 6 Cumulative Update (IE6 CU) (thanks blackwingcat). Please note: there are issues when 2722913 for IE6 is installed with 2479628. Please review the notes. Added 892211 (portugues brasileiro) (thanks brutus1234). Added 2728973. Added 2721691 for MSXML 4 SP3 (tomasz86). Added 2721693 for MSXML 6 SP2. Added 979687 v3 (unofficial) (tomasz86). Added 318234 for Internet Explorer 6. Added 968006 (unofficial). This downgrades Msi.dll 3.1.4001.5841 from 971913 (unofficial), which is buggy (tomasz86). Added 2607070 (Windows Update Agent 7.4.7600.243 - tomasz86). Added 2659262 (unofficial) (tomasz86). Added 2695962 (tomasz86). Added 950305-977225 (combined unofficial update)) (thanks tomasz). Added 935839 v5i (unofficial). Added 940350 (unofficial) and 2491683 (unofficial) (thanks acus). Added Root Certificates version 36.0.2195.0, updated April 2012. Added Windows Imaging Component (WIC) (unofficial) (tomasz86). Added 979099 (tomasz86). Changes Changed the notes for 2721691, 2721693 and 895181. Changed the notes for 958470. This update is not supported by HFSLIP and cannot be slipstreamed. Changed the notes for 979099, 888111 and 909520. These updates are not available for 日本語(NEC). 325666 and 834158 are available only in the following languages: English, 日本語. 331485 is available only in the following languages: English, Svenska. 326912, 318234, 830849, 302224, 900732 and 885258 are available only in English. 893627 is available only in the following languages: English, Francais, italiano. Windows Script ActiveX Control update is available only in the following languages: English, Deutsch. Changed the URL for 906569 (English). Changed the URLs for several official updates: 896358, 901214, 893756, 896423, 899587, 891861, 899589, 900725, 901017, 905414, 905749, 908531, 913580, 914388, 917008, 920670, 920683, 922582, 920213, 923191, 923980, 924270, 926121, 926247, 924667, 928843, 926436, 918118, 925902, 927891, 935839, 938827, 923810, 943485, 943055, 950749, 950974, 952954, 953155, 958644, 955069, 956802, 967715, 960225, 959426, 952004, 960477, 960803, 961501, 970238, 970483, 958470, 960859, 969883, 971032, 973507, 973869, 956844, 969059, 974571, 975254, 973904, 974318, 974392, 951748, 955759, 972270, 971468, 975713, 977290, 977914, 978037, 978706, 978601, 979309, 979683, 980232, 979482, 979559, 971961, 981350, 981349, 975560, 975560 (for DirectX9C), 927779 (for MDAC 2.81), 911564, 941569, 977816, 969878, 975025, 952069, 954155, 925398, 954600, 974112, 973540, 979402, 842773 (it is now possible to download them for 日本語(NEC)) Changed the URL for 838989 which is now offered (again) as an official update. 838417, 976323, 884872, 2479628 and 935839 v5i are now listed as experimental / problematic. Experimental and problematic and updates have a red background and are distinguished by an exclamation mark icon. Please read their notes for details. Changed the notes for 2655992 (unofficial) (tomasz86). Restored the URLs for several previously removed, now-restored official updates: 817885, and Windows Media Player 9 installer in the following languages: ελληνικά, 日本語, 한국어, portugues brasileiro, русский, Turkce (tomasz86). Changed the notes for 291343 (tomasz86). Changed the folder for 2728973 (rvkroots.exe) from HFSVCPACK to HF (requires HFSLIP 1.7.10 beta J v10 or newer). 915985 is not in fact superseded by 2393802 v8 (tomasz86). Changed the URLs (again) for several updates that are now offered as hotfixes: 894395, 895181 (tomasz86). Changed the URL (again) for User Profile Hive Cleanup Service. Updated the notes for 2479628, because there are issues when using it with 2722913 (IE6). Changed the URLs for several removed official updates (now downloads via The Internet Archive). Changed the status of 980218. It is no longer superseded by 2507618 (because the latter update is buggy - thanks Asp and tomasz86). Changed the folder for 839161 to HFSVCPACK_SW1, to ensure that the latest version of Termdd.sys is slipstreamed (tomasz86). Changed the notes for 924432. There's no longer any conflict regarding Ole32.dll between this update and 979687 v3 (unofficial). Updated the links to 927489 (unofficial), 935839-v5 (unofficial), 2479628 (unofficial), 978542-2423089-2544893 (unofficial), Windows Imaging Component (WIC) (unofficial), 2659262 (unofficial), and 950305-977225 (unofficial) (tomasz86). Updated link to Root Certificates update (thanks PROBLEMCHYLD). Updated the notes for 895266. Its Mup.sys replaces that from 981852 (unofficial) without problems (tomasz86). Updated the notes for 843530 and 889330. They are good for Windows 2000 Server and Pro (thanks acus). Superseded DirectX9.0C Gaming, 975560-v2 and 975562 (are superseded by DirectX9.0C Full Pack). 892211 (is superseded by 892211-v2). 816972 (is superseded by 950305-977225 (combined unofficial update)). 928843 (is superseded by 940350 (unofficial)). Removed Removed 2698707 (replaced by 2732052). Removed 2618451 (replaced by 2736233). Removed the unofficial 2419632-v2 (replaced by 983838). Removed the unofficial 2347290 (replaced by the official 2347290). Removed the unofficial 2079403 (replaced by 2719985 (unofficial)). Removed the unofficial 2508429 v7 (replaced by 2508429 v8 (unofficial)). Removed Adobe Flash Player SWFLASH.CAB, 14 August 2012 release (11.3.300.271). Removed 982381 (IE5 CU) (replaced by 2722913 (IE5)). Removed 896156 (IE6), 982381 (IE6 CU), and the unofficial 2416400 (IE6 CU) and 2467659 (IE6) (replaced by 2722913 (IE6)). Removed 2641690 and the Windows XP update 2718704 (both are replaced by 2728973; unlike Windows XP, Windows 2000 does not use Crypt32.dll from 2718704 (tomasz86)). Removed 2507618 (it contains a buggy Atmfd.dll 5.0.2.231 - thanks Asp and tomasz86). Removed 973685 (replaced by 2721691). Removed 973686 (replaced by 2721693). Removed WildBill's 979687 v2 (unofficial), which installs the buggy Ole32.dll 5.0.2195.7060. Replaced by 979687 v3 (unofficial). Removed 971913 (unofficial), which is buggy (downgraded to 968006 (unofficial)). Removed 949104 (Windows Update Agent 7.4.7600.226, replaced by 2607070). Removed 2412687 (replaced by 2659262 (unofficial)). Removed 2647518 (replaced by 2695962). Removed 950305 v2 (replaced by 950305-977225 (combined unofficial update)). Removed the older versions 935839 v5 (replaced by 935839 v5i (unofficial)). Removed 917275 (replaced by 979099). Removed the unofficial 886677, because Mlang.dll 6.0.2800.1599 is buggy. Changelog shows all recent changes.

Actually there was supposed to be an URL in my last post. Without it it sounds a little bit rude and the second part of it doesn't make sense This is the Windows 2000 Updates list: http://www.windows2000.tk/updates but you seem to be interested in a "simpler" solution. I'd recommend checking my HFSLIP folder structure here: Edit: I don't know yet... but it shouldn't take too long

He removed sxs.dll and changed advapi32.dll, kernel32.dll, ntdll.dll and user32.dll. Maybe there was some conflict? By the way, regsvr32 propsys.dll 6.0.6001.18000 doesn't work...

Everything which was included in the HBR Mini Rollup is now included in Update Rollup 2. 843540 is obsolete. You can safely forget about them. Not all of the files are absolutely necessary. Some of them have been just added by me. Of course it would be easier if HFSLIP came with the required tools so that a user don't need to search for them himself. These three files don't come from these HBRs but rather from Update Rollup 1 !!! The problem with them is that the ones from the HBRs are buggy and the buggy files were included in USP5.1 so if you slipstream USP5.1 then the buggy files are added to your source. That's why it's necessary to separately add the three older ones so that HFSLIP will automatically copy them over the buggy files. You can now download them from the Archive. They're located in the USP52 folder. I recommend Parted Magic. You can boot it from a CD or a USB flash disk (check YUMI to very easily add new images to the USB flash disk). You don't need the Server extension for a Pro system. You can safely omit it, and do the same with the two Media Services updates. It's listed now but you will probably need to download it from the Archive. I'll need to check this.

This is my updated HFSLIP folder structure: You can get the script here: http://users.telenet.be/tc76/hfslip/_extensions.html As you've already seen, the Updates list is up and running at: http://www.windows2000.tk/updates/ Please check the Changelog because there has been a BIG update and the layout is a little bit different. In the future I'm considering adding Update Rollup 2 / UURollup to the list but not now yet. I'd suggest using the gaming version. Even if you don't play games there are many libraries which may be required by some programs, etc. I myself also don't really play any games but still always integrate the full package. MSRDP52 can now be downloaded from the Updates list. SOURCESS is cleaned each time you run HFSLIP (the folder is deleted) so you shouldn't worry about it. In case of the SOURCE folder, it should contain a clean version of Win2k although you can of course use a one with a SP slipstreamed, so if you've integrated USP5.1 already then you needn't do it again. The file (w2ksp51.exe) in HF will be ignored by the script if the source already has it integrated. You don't need them. They are required when SFC is running and for WU because they contain digital signatures of the system files. The fact is that when using the unofficial updates SFC itself is pretty useless (because there are no signatures in the modified files), and WU must not be used at all so you can safely remove all .CAT files. Actually, SFC will be disabled in the next version of UURollup. I don't know of any way to easily dump the output The script should generate a file called NEWBIN.txt where the newly added files will be listed. Let's wait with the drivers until I finish the script which automatically adds new drivers to driver.cab You're the second person to report this problem. I can't reproduce it myself and still don't know what is the cause of it The problem may happen when integrating both UURollup and WMP9. Could you check if WMP9 works in the system after installation? You'll probably have to use the BlackWingCat's drivers. If it's not a problem, it'd be good to wait just a few days so that we can try to integrate the drivers using my script .NET 1.1 is also installed, just not visible by default. You can open %systemroot%\inf\sysoc.inf and remove all "HIDE"'s from there. Then check the Control Panel again and it should be listed there. You can't uninstall it though so don't even try. You can fix this by playing with file dependencies but is it really necessary? This applet is responsible for Flash settings in IE. Flash itself will still work OK without using it.

Hello everyone, I want to thank all of the people who have maintained the Updates list so far. From now on it will be available at: http://www.windows2000.tk/updates

I'm sorry that you had to wait so long for my answer This is the first part of it (tomorrow I'll try to write the second one) It's a mistake. I had the file unpacked and the one without an extensions was just a folder! You should ignore it. It's not available at the moment but it should be ready to download tomorrow. Yes, MSRDP52 replaces KB958470. If you don't want to use MSRDP52 then you just can add the reg entry. I myself slipstream MSRDP52 just in case You can get the file from Mimo's website: http://mimo.zxq.net/updatelist.htm#table6 and just put it in the HFSLIP's folder. It's not really crucial as the only role it plays is defragmenting sysoc.inf after HFSLIP's modifications. Next part of the answer tomorrow (keep an eye on this post as I'm going to edit it).

It's you who was talking about a 250 GB SSD That's why I mentioned the Velociraptor. If you put only Windows on SSD then you won't gain that much. If you put Windows and programs then yes, there will be a noticeable difference. Still everything will be slowed down by the slow HDD.

Maybe a compromise? Western Digital VelociRaptor 1 TB,Internal,10000 RPM,3.5" (WD1000DHTZ) Almost 4x cheaper than the SSD and way faster than any 7200 rpm SATA HDD. It offers also very high sequential transfers which you probably need for large files: and access time around ~7ms: http://www.rwlabs.com/article.php?cat=&id=627

What kind of updates do you mean exactly? The tool you're asking for is called "expand.exe" and should be included in your system.

Hmm, strange. This is the first time I've heard about this kind of error. Maybe other official updates (or Update Rollup 2) should be made required for UURollup (ENU). There's a big gap between USP5.1 (2006) and UURollup (2010-).

@Dagwood The M$ links are working again so it's possible to download the IE6 files in all languages from the official source

I think that you haven't done too much research on the topic...

In this case I'd definitely go to the SSD. The speed difference between a decent SSD and this Hitachi drive will be extreme. If you were talking about a faster HDD, even something like a 10000rpm WD Velociraptor then the choice would be more difficult (because Velociraptor offers many more GBs for the price of the SSD while being also much faster than any "normal" HDD) but in case of a 7200 rpm SATA drive it's really no comparison.

Problem confirmed. One of the newly added files seems to be causing the error. The last working version of UURollup is d120904. This is a list of differences between d120904 (left) and d120906 (right): I suspect the newly added wintrust.dll (verification needed). Normally this error appears when one of the digitally signed files like layout.inf has been edited, and can be usually "fixed" by disabling SFC but not in this case. I tried to disable SFC using nLite but it didn't help. More testing is necessary. Edit: Confirmed. It's wintrust.dll to cause the problem. @My2GirlsDad "Officially" it's not possible to slipstream the daily versions. I think that acus simply created an SFXCAB installer himself. I've been storing the daily versions in the .7z format because it saves space which I'm running out of now. I've got 5 disks here but 4 of them are small (130 GB total) and the last one is a 500 GB SATA HDD. The problem is that the big one is dying so I can't keep important files on it. I could provide a script which would automatically create an installer from the .7z package though. I'll think about it

There are different kinds of HDDs and SSDs. The comparison will differ depending on several aspects... If you're talking about a "standard" 7200 rpm SATA HDD for consumer market then of course SSD will be MUCH faster, especially when working in many applications at the same time. Loading times (when launching programs, etc.) will be also much lower.

Welcome back as always thanks a lot for testing. I myself haven't tested slipstreaming yet. If possible, could you try to slipstream the newest daily version of UURollup (d120911) but put only USP5.1 and UR2 with it (no other packages). This way we can track the issue more easily.

Maxthon (the Webkit version) is actually a pretty good browser, especially when it comes to supporting the newest HTML5 functions (source) and the general speed. The problem is that it's not very popular so the support from users (extensions) is very weak. You can try switching to the IE mode and checking the Flash version from there.

It's because Maxthon uses two engines - Webkit (the one used also in Chrome) and Trident (the one used in IE). You can switch between them in the browser.

I'm just not having very good luck. Thanks anyway. Cheers and Regards You can't use direct links to download BlackWingCat;s files... but they can be still downloaded with Free Download Manager. Just use the link from above and it will work

Probably not many forum users are using Windows 8 Guests are unable to download files.