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Thanks for "Win7-host MSI 4.5 HFSLIP fix"! It's a shame I didn't find this simle & splendid fix on my own. Acheron, Your hfslip-1.7.10_beta_K_v2.cmd creates XP ISO image with 83 files (8.91 MB) less than hfslip-1.7.10_beta_J_v11.cmd. hfslip-1.7.10_beta_J_v11.cmd vs hfslip-1.7.10_beta_K_v2.cmd HFSLIP.LOG diff: http://www.diffchecker.com/g2yadlxd Files that are in hfslip-1.7.10_beta_J_v11 image and are not in hfslip-1.7.10_beta_K_v2 image: R:\I386\audiodev.dl_ R:\I386\connman.xm_ R:\I386\connmans.xm_ R:\I386\contdir.xm_ R:\I386\contdirs.xm_ R:\I386\drmupgds.ex_ R:\I386\HFSLP151.INF R:\I386\HFSLP152.INF R:\I386\HFSLP153.INF R:\I386\HFSLP154.INF R:\I386\HFSLP155.INF R:\I386\HFSLP156.INF R:\I386\l3codecp.ac_ R:\I386\LegitLbM.dl_ R:\I386\mfplat.dl_ R:\I386\mp43decd.dl_ R:\I386\mp4sdecd.dl_ R:\I386\mpg4decd.dl_ R:\I386\mrecreg.xm_ R:\I386\mrecregs.xm_ R:\I386\msdelta.dl_ R:\I386\PDvApi.dl_ R:\I386\PDvClass.dl_ R:\I386\PDvTypes.dl_ R:\I386\PDvWiaCm.dl_ R:\I386\PDvWMDRM.dl_ R:\I386\SVCPACK R:\I386\uwdf.ex_ R:\I386\wdfapi.dl_ R:\I386\wdfmgr.ex_ R:\I386\wmccds.ex_ R:\I386\wmccfg.ex_ R:\I386\wmccpl.dl_ R:\I386\wmcsci.dl_ R:\I386\wmdbxprt.ex_ R:\I386\wmdrmdev.dl_ R:\I386\wmdrmnet.dl_ R:\I386\wmdrmsdk.dl_ R:\I386\wmlaunch.ex_ R:\I386\wmp11.ch_ R:\I386\wmp11.in_ R:\I386\wmpeffex.dl_ R:\I386\wmpenc.ex_ R:\I386\wmpencen.dl_ R:\I386\wmpmde.dl_ R:\I386\wmpnetwk.ex_ R:\I386\wmpnscfg.ex_ R:\I386\wmpnssci.dl_ R:\I386\wmpps.dl_ R:\I386\wmpshare.ex_ R:\I386\wmpsrcwp.dl_ R:\I386\wmp_eula.tx_ R:\I386\wmsetsdk.ex_ R:\I386\wmvadvd.dl_ R:\I386\wmvadve.dl_ R:\I386\wmvdecod.dl_ R:\I386\wmvencod.dl_ R:\I386\wmvsdecd.dl_ R:\I386\wmvsencd.dl_ R:\I386\wmvxencd.dl_ R:\I386\wpdconns.dl_ R:\I386\wpdmtp.dl_ R:\I386\wpdmtp.in_ R:\I386\wpdmtpdr.dl_ R:\I386\wpdmtphw.in_ R:\I386\wpdmtpus.dl_ R:\I386\wpdshext.dl_ R:\I386\wpdshext.ex_ R:\I386\wpdshext.re_ R:\I386\wpdshsrv.dl_ R:\I386\wpdsp.dl_ R:\I386\wpdusb.sy_ R:\I386\wpd_ci.dl_ R:\I386\wudfcoin.dl_ R:\I386\wudfhost.ex_ R:\I386\wudfpf.sy_ R:\I386\wudfplat.dl_ R:\I386\wudfrd.sy_ R:\I386\wudfsvc.dl_ R:\I386\wudfx.dl_ R:\I386\SVCPACK\mscomppackv1.cat R:\I386\SVCPACK\wmfdist11.cat R:\I386\SVCPACK\wmp11.cat R:\I386\SVCPACK\wudf01000.cat

So I can't integrate KB942288 (Windows Installer 4.5) on Windows 7 (and any non-XP host), because of code IF "%HostOS%"=="XP"? I thought it's a non-XP host "feature"...

I confirm that - after lunching hfslip-1.7.10_beta_K_v2.cmd (under Win7, so without KB942288) I've got just 2 directories: R:\HFSLIP\SOURCESS\I386 - 644 files + 1 subdir, 197 558 030 bytes R:\HFSLIP\SOURCESS\I386\SVCPACK - 232 files, 16 005 811 bytes Looks like it doesn't copy files from SOURCE (XP Pro SP3 PL). Acheron, did you test it? Does it work for you?

Thanks! Can't wait to test it . /now I'm on Win7 and KB942288 update is ignored on non-XP host-OS :/ Thanks to you and tomasz86 for an explanation. Nice, useful "mod" - BTW: in my modded hfslip-1.7.10_beta_J_v11.cmd I have (for a long time): SET SW1=/quiet /norestart /nobackup I'll try it tomorrow. Thanks for your quick response! Good job .

1. hfslip-1.7.10_beta_J_v11.cmd works ok, but after lunching hfslip-1.7.10_beta_K_v1.cmd all files in my HFSLIP directory are gone (?!) and I have only \I386\SVCPACK dir. It looks like SOURCESS variable is pointing to my HFSLIP main dir (R:\HFSLIP): "suspicious" code: IF NOT "%DIAGNOSTIC%"=="1" ( IF EXIST %SOURCESS% RD/Q/S %SOURCESS% MD %SOURCESS%\I386\SVCPACK ) same code after executing with @ECHO ON: IF NOT "" == "1" ( IF EXIST R:\HFSLIP RD/Q/S R:\HFSLIP MD R:\HFSLIP\I386\SVCPACK Is there manual / *.ini file for hfslip-1.7.10_beta_K_v1.cmd? Why SOURCESS is pointing to my HFSLIP main dir (R:\HFSLIP)? 2. In original hfslip-1.7.10_beta_J_v11.cmd I've got line: SET SW1=/quiet /norestart Why did you change it and what these switches do: SET SW1=/q /n /z /q = /quiet /n = /norestart /z = ? 3 What is "Fix for missing KB942288 catalog file"? I have slipstreamed XP with updates to May 2013. Can I extract & put kb942288-v3.cat to \I386\SVCPACK? Should I also add line to SVCPACK.INF in [ProductCatalogsToInstall] section: kb942288-v3.cat ? That's all?

Thanks for new file-checker. Great job, but (like jvidal mentioned above) there are 3 issues: - missing (S): HF\WindowsXP-KB2618451-x86-XXX.exe (MS11-090: ActiveX Kill Bits) (KB2618451 is not missing - it's obsolete) - new rootsupd.exe (May 2013, 431336 Bytes) http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38918 - unknown: HF\WindowsXP-KB2828030-x86-XXX.exe why KB2828030 is "unknown"? dziubek noticed (on 02 May 2013) that: "A new technical hotfix for Windows XP SP3: KB2828030 (USB) A hotfix is available for download on the standard reference. Article KB, corresponding to a given hotfix does not currently have. Replace a previously released hotfixes technical: KB968764 and KB969238."

Ok, so next file-checker changes / updates are: - Windows XP file-checker: KB2794119 < KB2821346 (Cumulative Time Zone Update) - Office 2003 file-checker: KB2760754 < 2767887 < 2768025 (Junk Email Filter) PS "<" means "is replaced by". Just it?

system: Windows 7 SP1 x86 updates: 2013-03-12 (or latter) I'm a little bit confused - ulz files from you are different from ulz files at windowsupdatesdownloader.com. your ulz: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=36393 wud ulz: http://www.windowsupdatesdownloader.com/download.ashx?type=ul&id=213 I've found the following differences: (that is files in your ulz that are not in wud ulz and files in wud ulz that are not in your ulz) 1. Security Updates your ulz: Windows6.1-KB2503665-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2532531-x86.msu wud ulz: Windows6.1-KB2618451-x86.msu 2. Non-Security Updates your ulz: rvkroots.exe Windows6.1-KB2633952-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2647753-v4-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2718704-x86.msu wud ulz: Windows6.1-KB2534366-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2639308-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2641690-x64.msu Windows6.1-KB2647753-v2-x86.msu Windows6.1-KB2762895-x86.msu Which ULZ is "more better" - your or that from windowsupdatesdownloader site?