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A few information about the hardware like processor, memory (size) and chipset would interest me. Otherwise I have at the moment no explanation why httpdl.exe (wget) with this computer does not work. A scan with MBAM and AdwCleaner can not hurt. Update: The problem with Microsoft Security Essentials Definition Updater V1.5 @mo832 was solved, apparently there was an incompatibility of WGET Version 1.17.1 its hardware.

For AVG, there is a remover tool, where possible remnants can still be removed. Then I would let Malwarebytes Anti-Malware v2.2 and AdwCleaner scan times, to be sure that no unwanted software is present. Are all official updates installed correctly and are POSReady 2009 updates installed? Windows XP sp3 or older sp?

This problem I absolutely can not reproduce. I need more details, for example, how you run the Microsoft Security Essentials Definition Updater V1.5, whether or not there is a faulty Windows XP installation, or any optimization software that has a faulty setting on Windows. Based on your information it is impossible to diagnose a possible source of error.

KB4018556 has been revised and is now available as KB4018556-v2! (POSReady 2009 KB4018556-v2 via WSUS catalog) Info: In the WSUS catalog, all possible language variants are now offered at the download, with the web browser Firefox or Google Chrome. Miracles still happen!

Have already repeatedly replied, unfortunately no reaction.

@glnz Who has the choice has the qual! Almost forgotten, Bitteschön! @ All Now it is time to wait until the next horror message comes due to NSA exploits.

No, does not work! This update can only be downloaded manually.

The question I can not answer clearly. If you found in Registry the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\HotFix\KB982316"?

The tapicust.dll contained in KB982316 is only needed when the patch is run and is not copied as a file to the %windir%\system32 and %windir%\system32\dllcache folders. This patch changes the access rights to the "MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Telephony" registry path. Info: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Telephony\Terminal Manager Entry for Terminal Services Manager to manage RDP connections. Excerpt from update_SP3GDR.inf or update_SP3QFE.inf: [Configuration] UninstallCustomizationDLL=tapicust.dll CustomizationDll=tapicust.dll noPNPfiles=1 InstallationType = Hotfix InstallLogFileName = %SP_SHORT_TITLE%.log UnInstallLogFileName = %SP_SHORT_TITLE%Uninst.log UnInstallDirName = $NtUninstall%SP_SHORT_TITLE%$ EventLogKeyName = NtServicePack EventLogDllName = spmsg.dll [PreRequisite.Uninstall] [SecurityRegistryAfterInstall] "MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Telephony",2,"D:P(A;CIOI;GR;;;BU)(A;CIOI;GRGWSD;;;PU)(A;CIOI;GR;;;NS)(A;CIOI;GR;;;LS)(A;CIOI;GA;;;BA)(A;CIOI;GA;;;SY)(A;CIOI;GA;;;CO)" Whether this patch is installed can be checked with an existing entry in the registry "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\HotFix\KB982316".

Please read again exactly my comment, I am about the question why the security update KB982316 is no longer distributed via Automatic Updates or WU / MU with IE? In all appearances, a gap was deliberately left open! Will start another try with the English edition of Windows XP sp3. Update: Same result, no KB982316 was installed. Search result of Windows Update as .pdf and .xps format. Download here In any case, very strange.

I have the fun allowed to update a freshly installed Windows XP sp3 (German language edition) via Windows updates. Well, KB982316 was not to be found, although this security update is from Aug 09, 2010! Because I create for my use update rollups (KB982316 available) and a corresponding list I was also able to find. This security update has been around for almost 7 years. This patch has never been replaced by a more recent patch. Here Microsoft should give a answer! Am appalled!

I can understand your frustration, but come back to the ground. Please, if you have a problem with a user, then send him a PM and clarify it. With some far-sightedness it was clear that the Extended XP is not a simple project, at times at the present time the danger exists that updates of MS some files of your package replaced by newer file versions. KB4018556 has been withdrawn by MS, but there will be an update, this concerns Extended XP. An ongoing care of this package is essential. Then let Extended XP once in the alpha phase, so you have won time and no longer this pressure. Communicate it to the users, rather than maneuvering themselves into a hopeless situation and reacting against other users with anger. With the screen print, in a previous post, I wanted to knock you on shoulder and say so continue so great. Yes, my beloved Google Chrome still does not work, so I will not consider you as incapable, it takes time, experience and a learning phase (You hold it in the eye and somewhere there is perhaps a way, with the head through the wall does not go). At your age you tend to overestimate yourself, it is all too human. Many users are grateful for your commitment, only now and then you have to get back to the bottom of reality so you do not harm yourself.

POSReady 2009 KB4018556 no longer available via WSUS catalog! KB4018556 seems occasionally to cause problems, appears to have been withdrawn for now. In the context of KB4018556 there seems to be problems with Server 2003 (Technet Forum). Time zone update available. (Morocco Ramadan DST changes) WindowsXP-KB4023136-x86-ENU.exe 18.05.2017

The language version of Windows XP would interest me. At the moment, I can not reproduce this problem in the ENU and DEU version. Is MSI 4.5 (KB942288) installed?

For testing yes (test computer or virtual machine), but not more from the current state. There are still a lot of work!

For a repeated test the cookies in the webbrowser for this website must first be deleted!

This question can only be answered by Microsoft. The patch for Windows XP is only available in the download center and in the WSUS catalog.

@sdfox7 In this regard, I would contact @blackwingcat, since here is rather the chance exists an adequate patch for Windows 2000 to get.

Sorry, it was explained in the previous comments! Download Link for Windows Installer 4.5, please install first!

It must be updated, downloaded and installed manually. The Windows Installer 4.5 (MSI) is not offered via Automatic Updates, Windows Update or Microsoft Update! Info WU/MU: for Windows Update http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate for Microsoft Update http://update.microsoft.com/microsoftupdate with Internet Explorer!

Your language version matches the recommended updates from @dencorso. It would have been enough to delete the superfluous keys individually and not the whole WPA branch. This can otherwise proper go wrong!

@Winfried It is written about this POSReady hack very much stupid, even I applied the updates for POSReady 2009 since May 2014. It is only the first entry is required, the other lead to failure! Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\WPA\POSReady] "Installed"=dword:00000001 To remove the keys, Kaspersky Rescue Disk 10 also works where a registry editor is included. Furthermore, at least MSI (Windows Installer) 4.5 should be installed before POSReady updates are installed. Your language version of Windows XP would interest me!

@Roffen The following Web links run in Internet Explorer for Windows Update or Microsoft Update Følgende Web-koblinger som kjører i Internet Explorer for Windows Update eller Microsoft Update for Windows Update http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate for Microsoft Update http://update.microsoft.com/microsoftupdate Do not use a different web browser for these links! @Roffen Would be very happy because of feedback, otherwise I do not know how I can still help you.

To unzip an update for Windows XP, run the patch with the -x parameter. WindowsXP-KB4012598-x86-ENU.exe -x The binary delta compression does not work with conventional packers. The only difference I could find When comparing the srv.sys and xpsp4res.dll files in the SP3QFE folder of both updates, there was no difference! Current in May KB4012598 was replaced by KB4018466 (still additional security gap in SMB)! (Current Version from srv.sys 5.1.2600.7238 and xpsp4res.dll 5.1.2600.7238)

This nonsense should not be done! This should be a well-founded knowledge of which older files are restored, in the present situation would open the SMB gap again! It is about KB905474, then try to find "C:\WINDOWS\$NtUninstallKB905474$"!