MilkChan Posted January 19, 2024 Author Posted January 19, 2024 probably It would be better to make it a pinned topic. For those who want UpdatePacks x64 1
R1600 Posted February 4, 2024 Posted February 4, 2024 Hi. I tried your updatepack and Windows Update tab in Control is broken Other than that there's no problem (probably)
LoneCrusader Posted February 5, 2024 Posted February 5, 2024 On 1/19/2024 at 4:59 AM, MilkChan said: There's change documentation in UpdatePacks, I've updated that as well. Thanks, I looked over the updated .htm file. Looks like a lot of new additions. I assume a bunch of these came from the NT5.x Updates URL drop by abbodi1406. But I also am interested in the process (how and why) of what has changed; for example if one of the new updates completely supersedes/replaces a previous update that was in a previous version of the Update Pack. An old example from 5eraph's thread at RyanVM: Quote High priority update KB4018466 replaced high priority updates KB2508429 and KB4012598. Keeping track of all these things can be a pain.. I know all too well from doing my own slipstreamed builds of earlier Windows versions. But it's nice to be able to follow all the steps that lead to the finished product. On 4/9/2023 at 7:55 PM, MilkChan said: ... And I broke the stupid limitations of UpdatePacks x64. ... Also, what do you mean by this? What was the limitation and what was the solution? Thanks!
MilkChan Posted February 6, 2024 Author Posted February 6, 2024 8 hours ago, LoneCrusader said: Thanks, I looked over the updated .htm file. Looks like a lot of new additions. I assume a bunch of these came from the NT5.x Updates URL drop by abbodi1406. But I also am interested in the process (how and why) of what has changed; for example if one of the new updates completely supersedes/replaces a previous update that was in a previous version of the Update Pack. An old example from 5eraph's thread at RyanVM: Keeping track of all these things can be a pain.. I know all too well from doing my own slipstreamed builds of earlier Windows versions. But it's nice to be able to follow all the steps that lead to the finished product. Also, what do you mean by this? What was the limitation and what was the solution? Thanks! If you find files with the same name by checking the version and comparing them to the files in the UpdatePacks. If so, I'd delete the old .cat and replace it with the new file. and make improvements by getting the registry (checksum) From HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Updates I have to thank ramsey for the tip. And it has a bug when I try to add WDF WIC and USB 2.0 Update. When I try to add the services section to the registry from what I did in x86 Unable to start service I've fixed it. If you're interested in the script for 5eraph's UpdatePacks, I uploaded it in Github. https://github.com/XPMilkChan/Dev-for-UpdatesPacks
MilkChan Posted February 6, 2024 Author Posted February 6, 2024 On 2/4/2024 at 2:31 PM, R1600 said: Hi. I tried your updatepack and Windows Update tab in Control is broken Other than that there's no problem (probably) Do you have a picture of that problem? All I know is that Microsoft Update isn't working anymore.
MilkChan Posted November 26, 2024 Author Posted November 26, 2024 Ver20241122 Final update for 5eraph UpdatePacks x64 All previous versions are considered obsolete as of release Update Changes Remove outdated hdaudbus.inf Windows Update still shows update it but it's a Windows Update error Fixed the entries.ini bug (p2p.dll) Fixed the error of correct HDAudio file path from Windows files in Driver.Cab You no longer need to use HDA_Addon from XP2ESD And you no longer need to install KB901105
kkhww Posted December 20, 2024 Posted December 20, 2024 (edited) On 11/26/2024 at 4:19 PM, MilkChan said: Ver20241122 Final update for 5eraph UpdatePacks x64 All previous versions are considered obsolete as of release Update Changes Remove outdated hdaudbus.inf Windows Update still shows update it but it's a Windows Update error Fixed the entries.ini bug (p2p.dll) Fixed the error of correct HDAudio file path from Windows files in Driver.Cab You no longer need to use HDA_Addon from XP2ESD And you no longer need to install KB901105 Hi there! I met an error while integrating the entries_wmp11.ini (Version 1.01) inside WMP11 x64-AddonENU-v2.7z (Last Updated Jan. 16 2024) from https://archive.org/download/5eraphupdatepacks into Windows XP Pro x64 SP2 ISO with NLite, telling me that "Missing expected file: wpdconns.dll" as well as other files written inside the [FileCopy] Section. How can I solve this error? EDIT: My mistake, Selecting the whole .7z addon pack instead of decompressing it and selecting the .ini file works for me in NLite environment. Edited December 20, 2024 by kkhww 1
Svyatpro Posted January 2 Posted January 2 (edited) Guys, where can I get actual download link for Update Pack? Edited January 2 by Svyatpro
reboot12 Posted January 3 Posted January 3 (edited) @Svyatpro 5eraphupdatepacks Edited January 3 by reboot12
ShinNoKabe Posted January 7 Posted January 7 do we need winxp x64 fully updated ISO that has all the post sp2 updates or the sp2 vl X13-41611 version is all that's needed for the 5eraph pack to work corectly?
MilkChan Posted January 23 Author Posted January 23 (edited) On 1/7/2025 at 5:16 PM, ShinNoKabe said: do we need winxp x64 fully updated ISO that has all the post sp2 updates or the sp2 vl X13-41611 version is all that's needed for the 5eraph pack to work corectly? nope sorry relay You can use any ISO and it must be x64 Service Packs 2. Edited January 23 by MilkChan
zcarrt Posted March 7 Posted March 7 I am trying to make fully slipstreamed windows 2003 64 bit ISO. I tried DXUPAC but it didn't work. Can you make a simplified Chinese version of IE 8? Thank you in advance.
MilkChan Posted March 16 Author Posted March 16 On 3/7/2025 at 11:39 PM, zcarrt said: I am trying to make fully slipstreamed windows 2003 64 bit ISO. I tried DXUPAC but it didn't work. Can you make a simplified Chinese version of IE 8? Thank you in advance. The tools do not have the ability to create x64 multilingual I created only Japanese and English because both Windows XP and Server 2003 are x64 Chinese Only Server 2003 x64 no XP and it is not worth me to do it but I can share the update with you (DM)
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