April 13, 201412 yr that only happens in some strange cases. The "official" update is the one for IE8. Using the IE6 update is optional in case you have the favorites problem.The replacement info if you slipstream IE8 is that 2936068 replaces the prev. cumm. update. that's it. Edited April 13, 201412 yr by jvidal
April 30, 201412 yr First IE security flaw after Windows XP goes EOL. Now blame Microsoft for not open-sourcing their IE6 or IE8 browsers. http://consumerist.com/2014/04/29/microsoft-has-yet-to-issue-a-fix-for-major-internet-explorer-security-flaw/ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/04/27/oops_we_did_it_again_microsoft_warns_of_ie_zero_day/ EDIT: Congratulations that I was wrong. MS does release an update for XP this time. Windows XP KB2964358 | MS14-021 | mshtml.dll (IE) | 42591 42588 | None Edited May 2, 201412 yr by Explorer09
April 30, 201412 yr @Explorer09 - DUDE! Why here in this thread?Additionally, you commented in the UDC for April 2014 thread. Do you even USE these tools (e.g. HFSLIP/nLite)? (as the member complains/uses "open source" solutions...)http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/171540-xp-eol-post-sp3-updates-downloader-udc-released-xdottk/Everything you always wanted to know about the IExplorer FUD and How to Counter It -http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/171674-mass-hysteria-on-the-interwebs/HTH
May 1, 201412 yr @Explorer09 - DUDE! Why here in this thread? Additionally, you commented in the UDC for April 2014 thread. Do you even USE these tools (e.g. HFSLIP/nLite)? (as the member complains/uses "open source" solutions...) If I never use these tools I would never be here. If you see some of my posts above in this thread, you'll see I also report HFSLIP bugs and provide list updates for Mimo who doesn't have enough time to do so. The fact that I use it doesn't mean I like it. That's it.
May 3, 201412 yr URGENT: NEW update for IE (yes, I know support was discontinued, but it seems to be a special case).It's KB2964358. Mimo? you there?
May 10, 201412 yr URGENT: NEW update for IE (yes, I know support was discontinued, but it seems to be a special case). It's KB2964358. Mimo? you there? Mimo doesn't seem to update his list for two months. Should I give a quick summary of what's changed? March 2014 April 2014 March 2014 KB2935092 | hotfix | timezone | 42048 | replaces KB2904266 (cumulative time zone update) (OBSOLETE:) KB2925418 | MS14-012 | IE | 42219 42207 | replaces KB2909921 in MS14-010 KB2929961 | MS14-013 | qedit.dll | 42113 | replaces KB2845187 in MS13-056 KB2930275 | MS14-015 | win32k.sys | 42101 | replaces KB2893984 in MS13-101 KB931125 | optional | rootsupd.exe (March 2014) | 42092 | WGA Validation Required KB2934207 | "high-priority" | EOS notification | ENU direct download | Nagware. Better hide this update rather than install it. April 2014 KB2936068 | MS14-018 | IE | 42431 42436 | replaces KB2925418 in MS14-012 KB2922229 | MS14-019 | kernel32.dll | 42329 | replaces KB2758857 in MS12-081 (Office 2003:) KB2878303 | MS14-017 | WINWORD | 42408 | replaces KB2863866 in MS14-001 (Office 2003:) KB2878299 | MS14-020 | MSPUB | 42403 | replaces KB2810047 in MS13-042 May 2014 out-of-band security bulletin KB2964358 | MS14-021 | mshtml.dll (IE) | 42591 42588 | None MSRT and Flash Player omitted here. Edited May 10, 201412 yr by Explorer09
May 13, 201412 yr This May 2014 updates i get on the Microsoft POSReady 2009 (Windows XP):Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP2 on Windows Server 2003 (KB2932079)Security Update for WEPOS and POSReady 2009 (KB2926765)Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 4 on Windows Server 2003, Vista, Windows 7, Server 2008 x86 (KB2931365)Security Update for Internet Explorer 8 for WEPOS and POSReady 2009 (KB2953522)Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - May 2014 (KB890830) http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=137060#137060 Edited May 13, 201412 yr by dziubek
May 13, 201412 yr pos2009 == Microsoft Dynamics Point of Service 2009WEPOS == Windows Embedded for Point of ServiceCheers and Regards
May 14, 201412 yr They are XP based and are still supported and so are still getting updates from MS, and those updates can be ported to XP to allow XP to continue to be updated beyond the XP EOS of April 2014. Cheers and Regards
May 14, 201412 yr They are XP based and are still supported and so are still getting updates from MS, and those updates can be ported to XP to allow XP to continue to be updated beyond the XP EOS of April 2014. Cheers and Regards Haven't tested them yet but you should be actually able to slipstream them with HFSLIP directly without making any changes
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