Software Update for Web Folders kb892211

[justacruzr2]

After running this update I ran Norton WinDoctor to check the registry and it found 16 incorrect entries all related to the same thing....missing file pkmres.dll.  I checked with the Microsoft support page for this kb article and it lists the following files which are included in the update:

 

The update contains files with the versions that are listed in the following table.

Date          Time    Version        Size        File name
-------------------------------------------------------------
25-Mar-2003   05:52   4.0.2.7523       618,605   Fp4autl.dll      
19-Nov-2000   10:28   4.0.2.4715       450,669   Fp4awec.dll      
28-Oct-2004   22:03   11.0.6715.15     843,472   Msdaipp.dll      
18-Jul-2003   18:05   11.0.5510.0      160,320   Msdapml.dll      
28-Oct-2004   21:50   11.0.6715.15   1,293,008   Msonsext.dll     
18-Jul-2003   18:05   11.0.5510.0       80,448   Pkmws.dll 

 

That's also exactly what is in the update package I have.  So, where is pkmres.dll supposed to come from?  Is it already supposed to exist or are those registry entries (created by the update) a mistake that should be deleted?

[Nomen]

I've checked my win-98se system and I have nothing matching pkmres*.*. I have all of the other files mentioned in the table except for Pkmws.dll, but only Fp4awec.dll matches the version in the table (all others are older versions). Pkmres.dll is said to be a component of "microsoft sharepoint portal server". It's not clear to me if Microsoft intended kb892211 to be applicable to windows 98.

See also this (if it's relevant):

http://www.office-forums.com/threads/workaround-install-problem-with-microsoft-frontpage-2000.2254423/

[submix8c]

Google

"pkmres.dll"

And that KB# - That's an XP update.

And you're applying it to What OS?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/892211

Edited February 24, 2016 by submix8c

[justacruzr2]

@ Nomen

 

Thanks for your reply.  Same here.  Never been a pkmres.dll on my system either.  Not even in the setup cabs.  This update is intended for 98/ME/XP.  The following comes from the same KB article webpage at MS:

 

System Requirements

  1)  Supported Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows ME, Windows
       Server 2003, Windows XP

   2)  Microsoft Windows Installer version 2.0 or later.

  File information

    The update contains files with the versions that are listed in the following table.

      Date          Time    Version           Size     File name
      -------------------------------------------------------------
      25-Mar-2003   05:52   4.0.2.7523       618,605   Fp4autl.dll      
      19-Nov-2000   10:28   4.0.2.4715       450,669   Fp4awec.dll      
      28-Oct-2004   22:03   11.0.6715.15     843,472   Msdaipp.dll      
      18-Jul-2003   18:05   11.0.5510.0      160,320   Msdapml.dll      
      28-Oct-2004   21:50   11.0.6715.15   1,293,008   Msonsext.dll     
      18-Jul-2003   18:05   11.0.5510.0       80,448   Pkmws.dll        
 

@ submixc

 

Know what your talking about or do some research before you comment.

[Commodore]

System Requirements  1)  Supported Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows ME, Windows       Server 2003, Windows XP

Sorry, i don't understand. Where are you copying this? I think submix8c is right.

In KB892211 i found this:

Applies to

Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (32-bit x86)

Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition (32-bit x86)

Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Web Edition

Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

Microsoft Windows XP Professional

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server

[submix8c]

DUDE! There's the link in my last post! Can you rephrase that statement?

Or are you referring to an entirely differ KB#?

Indeed, that link Nomen gave says the exact same thing!

 

Give us the link that YOU found said "Windows 98" info at or else you HAVE to be soooo wrong!

After all, you DID NOT give a link AT ALL! Just "I said so"...

[jumper]

http://web.archive.org/web/20050213175516/http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=892211

[Drugwash]

The archive site may be serving a newer, crippled version of the package. While the text on the old archived page may indeed mention Win9/ME, the package itself may only suport XP (and later). Hence the confusion.

[sdfox7]

The archive site may be serving a newer, crippled version of the package. While the text on the old archived page may indeed mention Win9/ME, the package itself may only suport XP (and later). Hence the confusion.

 

Are you sure that you are downloading the archived version? If you are just downloading

 

http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/7/2/b72c48b9-a1f8-49fc-9f75-71af93ec90b0/Webfldrs-KB892211-ENU.exe

 

you will be served directly from Microsoft's server, which likely only serves XP-compatible version.

 

Can you try the

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20051104113959/http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/7/2/b72c48b9-a1f8-49fc-9f75-71af93ec90b0/Webfldrs-KB892211-ENU.exe

 

and see if that works on Windows 98?

 

If it still doesn't work then I would say that Microsoft FAILED to verify the function on Windows 98 before posting the system requirements.

Edited February 25, 2016 by sdfox7

[justacruzr2]

@ Commodore/Jumper/Drugwash/sdfox7

Thanks for your replies and thanks to you guys that found the original article.  I wrote the following before I came here today and saw your replies and I'm going to leave it unchanged (mostly because I don't have time to rewrite it as I have to leave for work soon).  Also, I was using the update from the AutoPatcher so I think it probably is the original one which included 98/ME.

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I believe I found that on a website that had an archived Microsoft webpage for kb892211.  However, I am having trouble finding that page right now.  Here is one website that still lists the original target OS's for this update:

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/software-update-for-web-folders.63562/

At the bottom of that page it includes a link to the original MS webpage for kb892211:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;892211

But now that link goes to:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/892211

which might mean that the original page was modified/changed probably after support for Win98/ME was ended
Here is another website that lists this update for win 98SE:

http://kbupdate.info/windows-98-second-edition-se-d.php

Further, if you look at "The Complete List of Hotfixes, Updates, and Addons for Windows 98 Second Edition" on this site, you will see kb892211 listed.  It's also in the AutoPatcher.  And I believe that if this update was not for 98SE, it would have aborted the install with a "This update is not intended for your operating system" message.

Anyway, this is no big deal.  I was just trying to find out why the update doesn't include pkmres.dll or where it's supposed to come from.

[submix8c]

Chalk it up to a Boo-boo found in the MSI (dated 2005, AFAICT). MS is far from perfect.

[Nomen]

Following the archived link to Webfldrs-KB892211-ENU.exe (1759 kb), downloading and unpacking it gives webfldrs.msi (1915 kb). Unpacking the msi gives (among other things) the following 4 cab files, the contents of which are listed under each one:

fp4a.cab

fp4autl.dll.36E92838_E4EF_404F_BB9D_B225D45C7ACF

fp4awec.dll.36E92838_E4EF_404F_BB9D_B225D45C7ACF

fpext.msg.36E92838_E4EF_404F_BB9D_B225D45C7ACF

msonsext.cab

F6926_msonsext.dll.B1137AFB_11AE_488A_BA0E_E3DE1B3F1F42

fKey_nsextint.dll.B1137AFB_11AE_488A_BA0E_E3DE1B3F1F42

pkmws.cab

F525_pkmws.dll.662E5E6B_7913_4DEE_84E0_F9A52DB890D1

Rosebud.cab

F324_msdaipp.dll.E8D71C4B_62C9_4D1B_A02F_C916CAE50331

F346_msdapml.dll.E8D71C4B_62C9_4D1B_A02F_C916CAE50331

In addition to those cabs, there is also Icon.places.exe - no idea what that is (tried to start it, nothing happens).

I believe the desired .dll files are all there (above) - just edit the file names to remove the junk and you've got the files, and a bonus file (nsextint.dll). All files have a date-stamp of 9/17/04. But still no Pkmres.dll.

[submix8c]

That MSI will install to Win98SE. Why unpack/extract/rename?

There are Registry Entries that get set via the MSI. Open it with "InstEd It!" and take a look.