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I also store files on at least two HDDs. One of them is used specifically for backups. I just meant to download them as fast as possible because no one knows when they are gone.
I'm going to host all Windows 2000 related updates in one place later so they will be accessible even if M$ removes them from their servers.
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They are removing older files. IE6 is not the only one. Several other Win2k updates are lost too. Everyone who still needs them should download the files and keep them safely on their HDD
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I've just uploaded a new daily version of UURollup.
This is what has changed:
- updated files:
advapi32.dll 5.0.2195.7052
ole32.dll 5.0.2195.7105
oleaut32.dll 2.40.4532.2
rpcrt4.dll 5.0.2195.7287
shell32.dll 5.0.3900.7175
user32.dll 5.0.2195.7146WB advapi32.dll has been replaced with BWC advapi32.dll.
SkyDrive's interface has changed and is much better than before. You can finally easily see the whole filename when browsing files (you need to switch to the list view). The fonts look bad with ClearType off but that's another story
Edit: I think it wasn't required before but it seems that now you need to have a Microsoft account to be able to download files from SkyDrive
I need some time to think about how to solve this problem but at the moment I'm very sorry but you do need to create an account there to download test versions of UURollup.0 -
You can still download the file thanks to the Wayback Machine:
and it's also partially included in UURollup (ENU) test versions (will be included in UURollup-v11).
Here is some more information about configuring IPv6 in Win2k: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/12122
Edit: What's more important here is the fact that M$ has started to remove Win2k related files. It's probably only a matter of time when other packages (updates, HBRs, etc.) will be gone. Everyone who needs them should download all necessary files and back them up. I would recommend doing it as soon as possible!!!
I personally have got around 5000 hotfixes by request (for all languages) backed up. I still need to download all regular public updates for all supported languages.
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Something seems to be wrong in the new shlwapi.dll 6.0.2800.2016.
1) After installing it icons get changed, ex.
even though it should be a Notepad++ icon.
2) Also when you slipstream the file and install Windows you get this on first boot:
Active Desktop is enabled by default although it shouldn't.
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It would be very nice if you provided the direct links because you should be still able to download them through the Wayback Machine
Are your links different than the ones listed by bristols?By the way, the CABs were not only for 9x/ME/2K but also for XP Gold (which is not supported any more though).
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Does anyone know if there is any limit how long a line can be in these files?
I'm talking about files like:
hivesys.inf
hivesft.inf
etc.Does there exist any documentation on this matter? If there is a limit then what is exactly the number of characters allowed to be placed in one line?
I'm asking because there are many lines like this one:
HKLM,"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ServiceGroupOrder","List",0x00010000,\
"System Reserved",\
"Boot Bus Extender",\
"System Bus Extender",\
"SCSI miniport",\
"port",\
"Primary disk",\
"SCSI class",\
"SCSI CDROM class",\
"filter",\
"boot file system",\
"Base",\
"Pointer Port",\
"Keyboard Port",\
"Pointer Class",\
"Keyboard Class",\
"Video Init",\
"Video",\
"Video Save",\
"file system",\
"Event log",\
"Streams Drivers",\
"NDIS Wrapper",\
"PNP_TDI",\
"NDIS",\
"TDI",\
"NetBIOSGroup",\
"PlugPlay",\
"SpoolerGroup",\
"NetDDEGroup",\
"Parallel arbitrator",\
"extended base",\
"RemoteValidation",\
"PCI Configuration"Is there any reason why it's divided like that?
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Actually it really is XP
I've downloaded and installed the TRIAL version.
The installation process is very different:
but after that...
What's important is this:
I've checked the available updates and except a few (less than 5) for Windows XP Embedded the rest of them were all normal XP updates. At the moment there seem to be no difference between a normal XP and this one. The most interesting thing is what will happen in 2014 after XP is no longer supported. Of course you won't be able to directly apply updates for XP Embedded into XP Home/Pro but if the files are almost identical then it should be possible to slipstream them or install by modifying the M$ hotfix installer. In my opinion this has huge potential
If you're interested here you can see how the whole setup looks like: http://imgur.com/a/cT6jS
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Check this comparison out:
It seems that POSReady 2009 is just a cut-down version of XP SP3. The files should be inter-compatible.
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Update Rollup 2 Server Extension has been updated to v2 and is now available in 24 languages (the JPN version for both x86 and nec98).
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A big update today
1) I've updated the http://www.windows2000.tk site. The layout should be clearer, fonts have been standardised and less important information is hidden by default so it should be better to navigate now. I've updated several programs and added a few new sites to the Useful links section. Check News for details.
2) Update Rollup 2 Server Extension has been updated to v2 and is now available in 24 languages (the JPN version for both x86 and nec98).
Thanks for you support! I'd recommend checking the weekly versions instead of the daily ones. They are much better tested and updated only once a week so it should be easier for you to follow changes (in one word, weekly = RC).
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WinXP is already in extended support. About which do you talk? POSready?
Probably POSReady 2009:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/evaluate/windows-embedded-pos-ready-2009.aspx
Edit: A trial version of the OS is available here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=11196
Edit2: I've just had a look at it and it seems to be a modified version of XP SP3
which probably means that it will be possible to prepare unofficial updates for XP (and 2K too) until 2019 0 -
It seems that FDV has changed his website:
and removed access to everything except for the list of updates for Win2003. There was a LOT of useful information there. I wonder what was the reason for deleting them. Fortunately the old stuff can be still found through the Wayback Machine. This seems to be the last snapshot:
http://web.archive.org/web/20101102041015/http://www.vorck.com/windows/
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In fact, I hoped that we would actually try the direct driver integration
but it seems that you've managed to get everything done without it Anyway, while working on this stuff I've learnt a lot about integrating drivers, especially mass storage drivers. I still need to give some final touches to the script. I'll add information about it here later.
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It's good to see you alive
I'll try to check where to find the two files. I need to sort some other things out first so it may take some time though. As you've probably seen, UURollup-v11 is in the works so we'll probably have to think about how to synchronise your work with it too.I've uploaded a new weekly version of UURollup-v11. It's exactly the same as the last daily which means that the 32-bit icon support has been finally removed. You can find it in my SkyDrive.
I'd also like to tell you about one change in the USP5.2 roadmap. There will be no Silverlight in USP5.2. From my experience Silverlight is used only on a tiny number of websites which seem to be somehow affiliated with M$ and mostly provide content protected with DRM. The problem is that the last version of Silverlight supporting DRM under Windows 2000 was Silverlight 3 and, while you can still find it in the Internet and install, the majority of the DRM protected content won't work anyway because it requires Silverlight 4 or newer. The conclusion is that Silverlight at the moment is not fully usable in Windows 2000 and it's market share is extremely low so I don't think that including it in USP5.2 is really necessary.
I hope everyone is fine with this decision. If not please share your opinion on this matter.
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You should probably apply this fix to fix the temperature problem. The fix is included in USP5.1 so you don't need to use it in an English Windows but it's still viable for other language versions.
As you're using an ITA version of Windows now most of the unofficial updates are not for you (unless you want to forcibly install English updates...) but I'd recommend installing at least UURollup (Global) which is multilanguage. Together with it you can also install BlackWingCat's ITA packages (there are updated HAL files there too!).
By the way, it's very interesting that you've managed to make work the Atheros card. Which drivers did you use?
Edit: I've found some more info on different HALs: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/237556.
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Is there any list of updates available for Windows Embedded POSReady 2009?
If it's really based on XP and the updates are compatible then you could port some of them even now as XP is in the extended support phase while that one is still receives mainstream support.
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http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7231 <--- 64bit XP \ Win2003 644bit
I hope it doesn't sound like nitpicking
but 64-bit in Microsoft terminology actually means IA-64 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_XP_editions#Windows_XP_64-Bit_Edition
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At the moment I've added this:
::Replace even more stoopid "/" with a dummy string "}#######}"
CALL :run_gsar :x2f :x7b:x23:x23:x23:x23:x23:x23:x23:x7bI guess I'll have to do the same with other "unacceptable" filename characters (some of them are already present - you added them
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I've got a big problem with sections like this:
[ASUSP2B-DS02/03/99]
AcpiOemId="FACP","ASUS "
AcpiOemTableId="FACP","P2B-DS "
AcpiOemRevision="<=","FACP",58582e31
AcpiCreatorRevision="<=","FACP",31303030The script cannot create files "[ASUSP2B-DS02/03/99].inf" because of "/" in the name. Is there any solution to this except for replacing all "/"'s with other symbols using gsar?
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I've managed to finish the driver merging script. I need to do some final testing first though. Please let me know when you've finished preparing the folders
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One small update:
1. SIIG SATA 6 gb/s 2S1P PCIe
- Create a folder "drivers\SIIG SATA"
- Download http://www.siig.com/media/files/drivers/0008/02-1272a.zip and unpack it.
- Go to "32bit".
- Move the following files to "drivers\SIIG SATA":
mv91xx.cat
mv91xx.inf
mv91xx.sys
mvxxmm.sys
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Actually, after thinking about it, I believe it should be possible to remove all [sourceDisksNames*] and [sourceDisksFiles*] sections automatically
so you should just left them untouched now.This is a fixed version of the instructions (ALC899 is fixed too).
This is how you should prepare your drivers folder. First of all, create a folder called "drivers" next to the i386 (you need to copy the contents of your Windows CD to your disk):
i386
driversNext you should prepare the drivers:
1) Realtek RTL8111E
- Create a folder "drivers\Realtek RTL8111E".
- Go to here, download "WinXP and WinServer 2003 Driver" (Driver_XP_5798_07272012.zip) and unpack it.
- Delete all files with *64* as they are for XP/2003 x64.
From commandline:
DEL *64*
- Move the remaining files to "drivers\Realtek RTL8111E":
RtNicprop32.DLL
RTNUninst32.dll
Netrtle.inf
netrtle.cat
Rtenic.sys
Rtenicxp.sys(I'm not sure which of the two files Rtenic.sys and Rtenicxp.sys the system will choose so let's keep both)
2) Realtek ALC889
- Create a folder "driver\Realtek ALC889".
- Go to here, click on "Software", download "Windows 2000, Windows XP/2003(32/64 bits) Driver only (ZIP file)" and unpack it.
- We don't know the exact hardware id of your sound card so it will be safer to just include everything so copy all files from "WDM" to "drivers\Realtek ALC889" except the ones with *64*:
Alcmtr.exe
AlcWzrd.exe
ALSndMgr.cpl
AMBFilt.sys
HDA.inf
HDA01.inf
HDA104D.inf
HDA32.cat
HDA32LC.cat
HDA861A.inf
HDAAcer.inf
HDAApple.inf
HDABPCAI.inf
HDACPC.inf
HDAHP880.inf
HDAHPAIO.inf
HDAHPBPC.inf
HDAHPNB.inf
HDALC.inf
HDALC2.inf
HDALVJ.inf
HDAMaxxD.inf
HDAPanasonic.inf
HDARt.inf
HDASamsu.inf
HDASRSA.inf
HDASRSD2.inf
HDASRSD3.inf
HDASRSL.inf
HDX.INF
HDX01.INF
HDX104D.INF
HDX861A.INF
HDXApple.inf
HDXBPCAI.INF
HDXCPC.inf
HDXHP880.INF
HDXHPAIO.INF
HDXHPBPC.INF
HDXHPNB.INF
HDXLC.INF
HDXLC2.INF
HDXLVJ.INF
HDXMaxxD.INF
HDXPanasonic.INF
HDXRT.INF
HDXSamsu.INF
HDXSRSA.INF
HDXSRSL.INF
MicCal.exe
Monfilt.sys
OAO17Afx.sys
RTAIODAT.DAT
RTCOMDLL.dll
RTHDCPL.exe
RtkAudioService.exe
RtkCoInstIIXP.dll
RtkCoLDRXP.dll
RtkHDAud.sys
RtlCPAPI.dll
RTLCPL.exe
RtlUpd.exe
RTSndMgr.cpl
SkyTel.exe
SoundMan.exe
vncutil.exe3. AMD (graphics)
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD Graphics".
- Download http://www2.ati.com/drivers/12-6_xp32_dd_ccc.exe and unpack it.
- Go to "Packages\Drivers\Display\XP_INF" and move "CX142032.inf" & "CX142032.cat" to "B140419".
- Go to "B140419" and unpack all files ending with "_" using any archives (ex. 7-Zip). Don't use the system's expand.exe because it will not unpack these particular files properly. After that remove all packed files.
- Move all files from "B140419" to "drivers\AMD Graphics":
ati2cqag.dll
ati2dvag.dll
ati2edxx.dll
ati2erec.dll
ati2evxx.dll
ati2evxx.exe
ati2mdxx.exe
ati2mtag.sys
ati3duag.dll
atiadlxx.dll
atiapfxx.blb
atiapfxx.exe
atibtmon.exe
atiddc.dll
atidemgx.dll
atiicdxx.dat
atiiiexx.dll
atikvmag.dll
atimpc32.dll
atiodcli.exe
atiode.exe
atiogl.xml
atioglxx.dll
atiok3x2.dll
atipdlxx.dll
atitvo32.dll
ativcoxx.dll
ativvaxx.cap
ativvaxx.dll
CX142032.cat
CX142032.inf
oemdspif.dll4. AMD (chipset)
- Download http://www2.ati.com/drivers/12-6_xp32-64_sb.exe and unpack it.
a) AHCI
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD AHCI"
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\AHCI_svr\XP".
- Delete "ReadMe.rtf" & "amd_sata.msi".
- Move the remaining files to "drivers\AMD AHCI":
amd_sata.inf
txtsetup.oem
amd_sata.cat
amd_sata.sys
amd_xata.sysb ) USB 3.0
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD USB 3.0".
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\USB30\amdhub\XP".
- Move "amdhub30.inf" & "amdhub30.cat" to "x86".
- Move all files from "x86" to "drivers\AMD USB 3.0":
amdhub30.sys
amdhub30.inf
amdhub30.cat- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\USB30\amdxhc\XP"
- Move "amdxhc.inf" & "amdxhc.cat" to "x86".
- Move all files from "x86" to "drivers\AMD USB 3.0":
amdxhc.inf
amdxhc.cat
amdxhc.sysc) USB Filter
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD USB Filter".
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\UsbFilter\XP".
- Move "USBFilter.inf" & "usbfilter.cat" to "x86".
- Move all files from "x86" to "drivers\AMD USB Filter".
USBFilter.inf
usbfilter.cat
USBFilter.sysd) SMBus
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD SMBus".
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\SMBus\XP".
- Delete "INFSETUP.EXE", "ReadMe.rtf" & "SMBUSamd.msi".
- Move the remaining files to "drivers\AMD SMBus":
SMBUSamd.inf
smbusamd.catAt the end the folder "drivers" should follow this structure:
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_sata.cat
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_sata.inf
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_sata.sys
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_xata.sys
drivers\AMD AHCI\txtsetup.oem
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2cqag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2dvag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2edxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2erec.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2evxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2evxx.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2mdxx.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2mtag.sys
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati3duag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiadlxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiapfxx.blb
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiapfxx.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atibtmon.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiddc.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atidemgx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiicdxx.dat
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiiiexx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atikvmag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atimpc32.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiodcli.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiode.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiogl.xml
drivers\AMD Graphics\atioglxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiok3x2.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atipdlxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atitvo32.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ativcoxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ativvaxx.cap
drivers\AMD Graphics\ativvaxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\CX142032.cat
drivers\AMD Graphics\CX142032.inf
drivers\AMD Graphics\oemdspif.dll
drivers\AMD SMBus\smbusamd.cat
drivers\AMD SMBus\SMBUSamd.inf
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdhub30.cat
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdhub30.inf
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdhub30.sys
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdxhc.cat
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdxhc.inf
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdxhc.sys
drivers\AMD USB Filter\usbfilter.cat
drivers\AMD USB Filter\USBFilter.inf
drivers\AMD USB Filter\USBFilter.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\Alcmtr.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\AlcWzrd.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\ALSndMgr.cpl
drivers\Realtek ALC889\AMBFilt.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA01.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA104D.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA32.cat
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA32LC.cat
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA861A.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAAcer.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAApple.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDABPCAI.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDACPC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHP880.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHPAIO.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHPBPC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHPNB.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDALC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDALC2.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDALVJ.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAMaxxD.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAPanasonic.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDARt.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASamsu.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSA.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSD2.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSD3.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSL.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX01.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX104D.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX861A.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXApple.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXBPCAI.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXCPC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHP880.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHPAIO.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHPBPC.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHPNB.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXLC.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXLC2.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXLVJ.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXMaxxD.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXPanasonic.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXRT.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXSamsu.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXSRSA.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXSRSL.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\MicCal.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\Monfilt.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\OAO17Afx.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTAIODAT.DAT
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTCOMDLL.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTHDCPL.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkAudioService.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkCoInstIIXP.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkCoLDRXP.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkHDAud.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtlCPAPI.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTLCPL.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtlUpd.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTSndMgr.cpl
drivers\Realtek ALC889\SkyTel.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\SoundMan.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\vncutil.exe
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\netrtle.cat
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\Netrtle.inf
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\Rtenic.sys
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\Rtenicxp.sys
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\RtNicprop32.DLL
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No problem
If your motherboard is Gigabyte A75M-D2H then you can't be using the a built-in graphic card because there is none
I think that the graphics you're using is integrated in the CPU. In order to find proper drivers I just check the motherboard's specification and then search for the newest versions of the drivers on their manufacturers' websites. From my experience the vast majority of things included on the CD you're talking about is probably completely unnecessary (=bloatware). The motherboard is a pretty standard one so building a package of drivers shouldn't be very difficult.This is the first part of the instructions:
This is how you should prepare your drivers folder. First of all, create a folder called "drivers" next to the i386 (you need to copy the contents of your Windows CD to your disk):
i386
driversNext you should prepare the drivers:
1) Realtek RTL8111E
- Create a folder "drivers\Realtek RTL8111E".
- Go to here, download "WinXP and WinServer 2003 Driver" (Driver_XP_5798_07272012.zip) and unpack it.
- Delete all files with *64* as they are for XP/2003 x64.
- Move the remaining files to "drivers\Realtek RTL8111E":
RtNicprop32.DLL
RTNUninst32.dll
Netrtle.inf
netrtle.cat
Rtenic.sys
Rtenicxp.sys(I'm not sure which of the two files Rtenic.sys and Rtenicxp.sys the system will choose so let's keep both)
- Open netrtle.inf and completely remove [sourceDisksNames] and [sourceDisksFiles] sections:
[SourceDisksNames]
1=%DISKNAME%,,,
[SourceDisksFiles]
Rtenic.sys = 1
Rtenicxp.sys = 1
Rtenic64.sys = 1
RTNicProp32.dll = 1
RTNicProp64.dll = 1
RTNUninst32.dll = 1
RTNUninst64.dll = 12) Realtek ALC889
- Create a folder "driver\Realtek ALC889".
- Go to here, download "Windows 2000, Windows XP/2003(32/64 bits) Driver only (ZIP file)" and unpack it.
- We don't know the exact hardware id of your sound card so it will be safer to just include everything so copy all files from "WDM" to "drivers\Realtek ALC889" except the ones with *64*:
Alcmtr.exe
AlcWzrd.exe
ALSndMgr.cpl
AMBFilt.sys
HDA.inf
HDA01.inf
HDA104D.inf
HDA32.cat
HDA32LC.cat
HDA861A.inf
HDAAcer.inf
HDAApple.inf
HDABPCAI.inf
HDACPC.inf
HDAHP880.inf
HDAHPAIO.inf
HDAHPBPC.inf
HDAHPNB.inf
HDALC.inf
HDALC2.inf
HDALVJ.inf
HDAMaxxD.inf
HDAPanasonic.inf
HDARt.inf
HDASamsu.inf
HDASRSA.inf
HDASRSD2.inf
HDASRSD3.inf
HDASRSL.inf
HDX.INF
HDX01.INF
HDX104D.INF
HDX861A.INF
HDXApple.inf
HDXBPCAI.INF
HDXCPC.inf
HDXHP880.INF
HDXHPAIO.INF
HDXHPBPC.INF
HDXHPNB.INF
HDXLC.INF
HDXLC2.INF
HDXLVJ.INF
HDXMaxxD.INF
HDXPanasonic.INF
HDXRT.INF
HDXSamsu.INF
HDXSRSA.INF
HDXSRSL.INF
MicCal.exe
Monfilt.sys
OAO17Afx.sys
RTAIODAT.DAT
RTCOMDLL.dll
RTHDCPL.exe
RtkAudioService.exe
RtkCoInstIIXP.dll
RtkCoLDRXP.dll
RtkHDAud.sys
RtlCPAPI.dll
RTLCPL.exe
RtlUpd.exe
RTSndMgr.cpl
SkyTel.exe
SoundMan.exe
vncutil.exe- Completely remove [sourceDisksNames] and [sourceDisksFiles] sections from all INF files.
3. AMD (graphics)
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD Graphics".
- Download http://www2.ati.com/drivers/12-6_xp32_dd_ccc.exe and unpack it.
- Go to "Packages\Drivers\Display\XP_INF" and move "CX142032.inf" & "CX142032.cat" to "B140419".
- Go to "B140419" and unpack all files ending with "_" using any archives (ex. 7-Zip). Don't use the system's expand.exe because it will not unpack these particular files properly. After that remove all packed files.
- Move all files from "B140419" to "drivers\AMD Graphics":
ati2cqag.dll
ati2dvag.dll
ati2edxx.dll
ati2erec.dll
ati2evxx.dll
ati2evxx.exe
ati2mdxx.exe
ati2mtag.sys
ati3duag.dll
atiadlxx.dll
atiapfxx.blb
atiapfxx.exe
atibtmon.exe
atiddc.dll
atidemgx.dll
atiicdxx.dat
atiiiexx.dll
atikvmag.dll
atimpc32.dll
atiodcli.exe
atiode.exe
atiogl.xml
atioglxx.dll
atiok3x2.dll
atipdlxx.dll
atitvo32.dll
ativcoxx.dll
ativvaxx.cap
ativvaxx.dll
CX142032.cat
CX142032.inf
oemdspif.dll- Completely remove [sourceDisksNames] and [sourceDisksFiles] sections from CX142032.inf.
4. AMD (chipset)
- Download http://www2.ati.com/drivers/12-6_xp32-64_sb.exe and unpack it.
a) AHCI
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD AHCI"
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\AHCI_svr\XP".
- Delete "ReadMe.rtf" & "amd_sata.msi".
- Move the remaining files to "drivers\AMD AHCI":
amd_sata.inf
txtsetup.oem
amd_sata.cat
amd_sata.sys
amd_xata.sys- Completely remove [sourceDisksNames] and [sourceDisksFiles] sections from amd_sata.inf.
b ) USB 3.0
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD USB 3.0".
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\USB30\amdhub\XP".
- Move "amdhub30.inf" & "amdhub30.cat" to "x86".
- Move all files from "x86" to "drivers\AMD USB 3.0":
amdhub30.sys
amdhub30.inf
amdhub30.cat- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\USB30\amdxhc\XP"
- Move "amdxhc.inf" & "amdxhc.cat" to "x86".
- Move all files from "x86" to "drivers\AMD USB 3.0":
amdxhc.inf
amdxhc.cat
amdxhc.sys- Completely remove [sourceDisksNames] and [sourceDisksFiles] sections from amdhub30.inf and amdxhc.inf.
c) USB Filter
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD USB Filter".
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\UsbFilter\XP".
- Move "USBFilter.inf" & "usbfilter.cat" to "x86".
- Move all files from "x86" to "drivers\AMD USB Filter".
USBFilter.inf
usbfilter.cat
USBFilter.sys- Completely remove [sourceDisksNames] and [sourceDisksFiles] sections from USBFilter.inf.
d) SMBus
- Create a folder "drivers\AMD SMBus".
- Go to "src\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\SMBus\XP".
- Delete "INFSETUP.EXE", "ReadMe.rtf" & "SMBUSamd.msi".
- Move the remaining files to "drivers\AMD SMBus":
SMBUSamd.inf
smbusamd.catAt the end the folder "drivers" should follow this structure:
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_sata.cat
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_sata.inf
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_sata.sys
drivers\AMD AHCI\amd_xata.sys
drivers\AMD AHCI\txtsetup.oem
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2cqag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2dvag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2edxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2erec.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2evxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2evxx.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2mdxx.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati2mtag.sys
drivers\AMD Graphics\ati3duag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiadlxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiapfxx.blb
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiapfxx.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atibtmon.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiddc.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atidemgx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiicdxx.dat
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiiiexx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atikvmag.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atimpc32.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiodcli.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiode.exe
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiogl.xml
drivers\AMD Graphics\atioglxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atiok3x2.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atipdlxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\atitvo32.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ativcoxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\ativvaxx.cap
drivers\AMD Graphics\ativvaxx.dll
drivers\AMD Graphics\CX142032.cat
drivers\AMD Graphics\CX142032.inf
drivers\AMD Graphics\oemdspif.dll
drivers\AMD SMBus\smbusamd.cat
drivers\AMD SMBus\SMBUSamd.inf
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdhub30.cat
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdhub30.inf
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdhub30.sys
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdxhc.cat
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdxhc.inf
drivers\AMD USB 3.0\amdxhc.sys
drivers\AMD USB Filter\usbfilter.cat
drivers\AMD USB Filter\USBFilter.inf
drivers\AMD USB Filter\USBFilter.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\Alcmtr.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\AlcWzrd.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\ALSndMgr.cpl
drivers\Realtek ALC889\AMBFilt.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA01.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA104D.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA32.cat
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA32LC.cat
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDA861A.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAAcer.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAApple.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDABPCAI.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDACPC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHP880.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHPAIO.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHPBPC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAHPNB.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDALC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDALC2.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDALVJ.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAMaxxD.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDAPanasonic.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDARt.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASamsu.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSA.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSD2.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSD3.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDASRSL.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX01.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX104D.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDX861A.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXApple.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXBPCAI.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXCPC.inf
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHP880.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHPAIO.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHPBPC.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXHPNB.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXLC.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXLC2.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXLVJ.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXMaxxD.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXPanasonic.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXRT.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXSamsu.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXSRSA.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\HDXSRSL.INF
drivers\Realtek ALC889\MicCal.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\Monfilt.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\OAO17Afx.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTAIODAT.DAT
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTCOMDLL.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTHDCPL.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkAudioService.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkCoInstIIXP.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkCoLDRXP.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtkHDAud.sys
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtlCPAPI.dll
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTLCPL.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RtlUpd.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\RTSndMgr.cpl
drivers\Realtek ALC889\SkyTel.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\SoundMan.exe
drivers\Realtek ALC889\vncutil.exe
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\netrtle.cat
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\Netrtle.inf
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\Rtenic.sys
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\Rtenicxp.sys
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\RtNicprop32.DLL
drivers\Realtek RTL8111E\RTNUninst32.dllEdit: A fixed version is available in #19
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I need some time to think about how to solve this problem but at the moment I'm very sorry but you do need to create an account there to download test versions of UURollup.
Are your links different than the ones listed by bristols?
but it seems that you've managed to get everything done without it 
We can't get Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1.
in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
Posted · Edited by tomasz86
I'm glad I can help
I'm worried that I may not be able to download everything before it becomes unavailable. Time is running out...
Edit: At the moment the most important update which is gone is Win2k Update Rollup 1 :angrym: