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Try it via download via webproxy. The censorship has meanwhile hit Germany as well. Unfortunately I can not write what I think, there is no free internet anymore, only censorship!

Microsoft Security Essentials Definition Updater update to version 1.7 Adjustment for support end of MSE

Will publish a customized MSE Updater, but this means that the mpengine.dll would remain at the state of version 1.1.15800.1. A test with the Eicar test virus has been positive with the most recent virus definition. In how far this will affect more recent virus definitions in the future, I can not foresee. The fact is that in future vulnerabilities or functional extensions in the file mpengine.dll no update is possible. There are still some tests needed in the next few hours and if they go well I will publish the updated MSE Updater.

It was anticipated that the end of MSE definitions would come. Have myself made some tests, but unsuccessful. Thus, MSE has definitely become unusable without the possibility of updating the definition or engine.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4025687/microsoft-security-advisory-4025685-guidance-for-older-platforms KB958644 was replaced by KB2705219-v2 from October 2012. KB2347290 KB4012598 was replaced by KB4486465 from February 2019 KB4012583 KB4022747 KB4018271 IE8 was replaced by KB4493435 IE8 from April 2019 KB4018466 was replaced by KB4486465 from February 2019 KB3197835 KB4024323 KB4024402 was replaced by KB4047211 from November 2017 KB4025218 KB4019204 was replaced by KB4493927 from April 2019

Another note: The updates listed in my update lists are sometimes not available via AU / WU / MU! The lists are cleaned up, where by updates which are no longer needed by more recent updates are not listed.

@maxtherabbit At your request, a list for nonSSE2 processors.

It was to be expected that the MS will shut down the update system. So I've created my own update rollups (DEU and ENU) to circumvent this problem. Following a list of the updates that are included in my rollups.

The patch Tuesday is again for MS a grip in the toilet! Many virus scanners have problems since the update under Windows 7, 8.1, 10. Hope that under Windows XP these problems do not occur. https://borncity.com/win/2019/04/11/april-2019-updates-freezes-windows-7-8-1-10-server/ https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsofts-april-2019-updates-are-causing-windows-to-freeze/ @glnz Then it's time to unpack my old Commodore Amiga again!

@glnz This adjustment of the file "update_SP3QFE.inf" in the update KB4494528 is of interest to users who want to fix this update in their update collection archive or whatever. If the update is already installed, a subsequent change brings nothing (before installing a modified KB4494528, the already installed update KB4494528 of MS would have to be uninstalled). Do not worry, important is that "regsvr32 MSI.DLL" was executed. As you should know in the meantime I create own update rollups or as with the oleaut32.dll problem that I could bridge with custom updates.

Small side note to KB4494528, MS has in the updates for MSI 4.5, since the update KB2918614 from August 11, 2014, the installer deleted various entries in the installation file (update_SP3QFE.inf). These have led to the problem of not recognizing the existing MSI version and to the current problem of unregistered msi.dll. Even with my update rollup I have corrected this error in the updates for MSI 4.5. The following entries are missing in the file update_SP3QFE.inf: [Prerequisite] condition=CompositeOp,AndOp,MsiPrereq.Section [ProcessesToRun] "%systemroot%\system32\spupdsvc.exe /install" [ProcessesToRunBeforeUninstall] %systemroot%\system32\spupdsvc.exe /install "%windir%\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /u %windir%\system32\msi.dll" [ProcessesToRunAfterUninstallReboot.RebootNotRequired] "%windir%\system32\regsvr32.exe /s %windir%\system32\msi.dll" [ProcessesToRunAfterReboot.RebootNotRequired] "%windir%\system32\regsvr32.exe /s %windir%\system32\msi.dll" [Msidll.Present.Section] PresentOp=CheckFilever,system32.Files,msi.dll [Msidll.AndOp.Section] GreatOrEqualOp=CheckFilever,system32.Files,msi.dll,">=",4.5.6001.22159 LessOrEqualOp=CheckFilever,system32.Files,msi.dll,"<=",4.5.6002.24556 [MsiPrereq.Section] SingleOp=Msidll.Present.Section AndOp=Msidll.AndOp.Section Display_String="This fix only installs over MSI 4.5" The file "spupdsvc.exe" is also missing into the update KB4494528.

@Dave-H Have you already installed and tested your desired language pack?

Have just tested the language files from the Firefox version 52.9.0 in version 52.9.1 successfully. Download from the Firefox version 52.9.0 language files and download the Simple Locale Switcher (v 1.0.2). Note: Maybe these files should also be backed up.

Update for root certificates: New: CN = Autoridade Certificadora Raiz Brasileira v5 OU = Instituto Nacional de Tecnologia da Informacao - ITI O = ICP-Brasil C = BR CN = NAVER Global Root Certification Authority O = NAVER BUSINESS PLATFORM Corp. C = KR CN = RCSC RootCA O = VI Registru centras- i.k. 124110246 OU = RCSC C = LT Those using heinoganda's Cert_Updater.exe should run it ASAP. Others needing a redistributable rootsupd.exe should follow his instructions for creating their own, or PM at 5eraph for an updated EXE file.

Have new build generated by ProxHTTPSProxy v1.5 (Rev3c), python module cryptography-2.6.1 with openssl-1.1.1b (Thanks to @Mathwiz) updated. If anyone has interest please write a PM to me. Info: At Python 3.44 the support ends in March 2019. With the latest official cryptography module version 2.6.1 (Feb 28, 2019) ProxHTTPSProxy does not work on Windows XP anymore. Last official working version 2.4.2 (Nov 21, 2018).