I think there is a problem with redirect.asp. If I rename redirect.asp%3fUA%3dtrue to redirect.asp it will redirect me to the fe2 site on Win98, if not it will stuck like before. Also redirect.js makes some calls to redirect.asp.

When it all works windows update should be automatically add the directory WindowsUpdate\v4\ to C:\program files and extract the contents of iuctl.CAB in there. 

Edited December 16, 20232 yr by ByQuadCore

53 minutes ago, ByQuadCore said:

I think there is a problem with redirect.asp. If I rename redirect.asp%3fUA%3dtrue to redirect.asp it will redirect me to the fe2 site on Win98, if not it will stuck like before. Also redirect.js makes some calls to redirect.asp.

When it all works windows update should be automatically add the directory WindowsUpdate\v4\ to C:\program files and extract the contents of iuctl.CAB in there. 

 

Hello @ByQuadCore
Welcome to the forum! Try default.asp?&g_sconsumersite that prevents the redirection. Iuctl.cab is installed properly for me.

11 minutes ago, maile3241 said:

Hello @ByQuadCore
Welcome to the forum! Try default.asp?&g_sconsumersite that prevents the redirection. Iuctl.cab is installed properly for me.

Sadly not. With the renamed redirect.asp it will redirect every call to 2fe. Even on default.asp?&g_sconsumersite and default.asp%3fcorporate%3dtrue. Without redirect.asp, it will stuck on searching for the update software like before.

Just now, ByQuadCore said:

Sadly not. With the renamed redirect.asp it will redirect every call to 2fe. Even on default.asp?&g_sconsumersite and default.asp%3fcorporate%3dtrue. Without redirect.asp, it will stuck on searching for the update software like before.

I also changed my file to redirect.asp now and tried it with xp. An error appears here now:

Try it in xp. Add http://update.microsoft.com to Trusted Sites and set the security level to high, then it should work.

Still won’t work. Windows Update v4 is hosted on my Windows Server 2003 with IIS 6.0. On XP SP2+ the redirect makes sense since v4 was only used on XP RTM + SP1. But I don't know why it won't work for me.

1 minute ago, ByQuadCore said:

Still won’t work. Windows Update v4 is hosted on my Windows Server 2003 with IIS 6.0. On XP SP2+ the redirect makes sense since v4 was only used on XP RTM + SP1. But I don't know why it won't work for me.

Have you already tried this?

After reset to defaults it works now and shows a page I've never seen before.

Edited December 16, 20232 yr by ByQuadCore

Just now, ByQuadCore said:

After reset to defaults it works now and shows a page I've never seen before.

Send a screenshot of the trusted site.

On 5/24/2022 at 9:34 PM, maile3241 said:

Send a screenshot of the trusted site.

 

Edited December 16, 20232 yr by ByQuadCore

Just now, ByQuadCore said:

Delete the two entries and add only http://update.microsoft.com.

Then the IE tab will crash.

Edited December 16, 20232 yr by ByQuadCore

12 minutes ago, ByQuadCore said:

Then the IE tab will crash.

Okay, weird. Try it with another Xp system with the same settings.

On 5/24/2022 at 9:56 PM, maile3241 said:

Okay, weird. Try it with another Xp system with the same settings.

Same error as before. But IE is not crashing this time.

 

Edited December 16, 20232 yr by ByQuadCore

7 minutes ago, ByQuadCore said:

Same error as before. But IE is not crashing this time.

Have you also set the security settings for "Internet" to high? If so, reset them to standard.

3 minutes ago, maile3241 said:

Have you also set the security settings for "Internet" to high? If so, reset them to standard.

Okay this solves the problem. Thank you.