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POSReady 2009 updates ported to Windows XP SP3 ENU


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In a fully updated system (up to April 2019 ) is the latest version of Windows Explorer (file manager):

Explorer.exe  - version - 6.0.2900.5512  - Date 14 April 2008

SHA1 9D2BF84874ABC5B6E9A2744B7865C193C08D362F

Was it never updated after SP3.

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3 hours ago, ricardrosen said:

In a fully updated system (up to April 2019 ) is the latest version of Windows Explorer (file manager):

Explorer.exe  - version - 6.0.2900.5512  - Date 14 April 2008

SHA1 9D2BF84874ABC5B6E9A2744B7865C193C08D362F

Was it never updated after SP3.

KB955109 (Windows XP x86) released on July 2008 includes explorer.exe v. 6.0.2900.5634

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And Windows Embedded Standard 2009 or POSReady 2009 include explorer.exe v. 6.0.2900.5669...
SHA1: E56B632397BAE71FE3D2E74E6182A33FA2F08888
Digitally signed by MS on Fri, Oct 03, 2008 7:34:04 PM

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Time Zone Update released DST changes in Windows for Morocco and the Palestinian Authority KB4501226!

Download via Update Catalog http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=xp embedded KB4501226

http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/uprl/2019/06/windowsxp-kb4501226-x86-embedded-enu_708fe12ecfbbb070821a87fd538af3b6b6fd3084.exe


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Currently KB4501226 is no longer available for XP via AU / WU / MU and MS Update Catalog. It is unfathomable if the update was withdrawn because of an error. The download link is still working.

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3 hours ago, heinoganda said:

It is unfathomable if the update was withdrawn because of an error.

Or the update was posted by mistake. If this is so, then it means that updates for XP are released, but they are simply not published anywhere.

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40 minutes ago, ED_Sln said:

Or the update was posted by mistake. If this is so, then it means that updates for XP are released, but they are simply not published anywhere.

If only they didn't use the SHA1 hash in their download links for updates we would easily get the updates after EOS!

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The release of KB4501226 for XP was probably a mistake. I recall that a couple of updates for W2K found their way onto the downloadable update DVD a year or two after W2K went EOS in 2010. From memory the updates were for IE6SP1 and IE5.0SP4.

As it was I used W2K until mid 2013 without any updates or problems and only stopped using W2K online when the antivirus I was using went EOL. The computer was fine with W2K but under powered for comfortable usage with XP with it's 1000MHz Pentium III and maximum of 512MB of RAM.

What to do? What to Do???

As luck would have it my next door neighbor put her Dell Dimension 3000 out on the curb that same week. It turned out there was nothing wrong with the hardware but it suffered from a serious malware infection. Office 2003 would crash and was unusable.

A clean install was called for especially since XP was in Korean. In fairness I offered the computer back to my neighbor after ridding the system of malware but she indicated she bought a laptop and no longer needed the Dell.

Who knew in 2013 that the POSReady 2009 updates would keep this XP installation going until 2019. I think there may be a few more years left in it.

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On 6/13/2019 at 2:49 AM, ED_Sln said:

Or the update was posted by mistake. If this is so, then it means that updates for XP are released, but they are simply not published anywhere.

Probably yes.

On 6/13/2019 at 3:30 AM, Nojus2001 said:

If only they didn't use the SHA1 hash in their download links for updates we would easily get the updates after EOS!

All we need now is a "hero" who has a Premium Support contract and is willing to... well... do what it needs to be done (you know what I mean).

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