Steven W

I was just looking at the timezone info, particularly timezone.inf. I think the info here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2779562 can be plugged into the file simply by deleting the '/' character and the extra space in the hex values. I'm curious too if the information such as "Starting in 2012, Bahia Standard Time will no longer have DST" could be used to remove unnecessary registry entries. Also, looking over older updates, it looks to me as though Egypt and Somoa may have inadvertently been skipped in previous unofficial timezone updates: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2633952 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2570791 I'm going to paste the text of what I've done for this so far. Note that I haven't attempted to use this to remove unnecessary entries. I understand this is relatively unimportant as you could simply shut off DST and manually change the clock if needed.

I don't wanna get too far off topic, but I did find this while looking. I know it's not what you're looking for. I never saw it before, says it compatible with 98 SE or later: http://transfers.ds.microsoft.com/ftm/

PROBLEMCHYLD, after quite a bit of searching, the closest thing I can find is Windows Easy Transfer (I don't know if it includes drivers), but the earliest version I can find is 6.xx. I wondering if the earlier version were called something else. The binaries I found are named 'tfrcable_x86.exe'. Interesting they used "cable" in the name.