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HOTFIXES: Windows XP SP2 & Windows 2000 SP4


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@Lucius Snow

If you got .infs working could you attach them for these updates:

KB891781.exe

KB890047.exe

KB888302.exe

KB888113.exe

KB885250.exe

KB867282.exe

KB873333.exe

So I can add them to RVMUpPck.inf. I got files from hotfixes, compressed .cats, svpack.inf modified so no worry on that. Only thing that bothers me is rewriting .regs to .infs, especially pointing out location for hotfix such as %11%,%12%. That's where i get stuck :realmad: . What did you use to create .infs?

Thanks

EDIT: Nevermind, I created my own

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@Incroyable HULK

You can make your excellent guide more useful for everybody simply including a short line after each hotfix to indicate the replaces hotfixes. Thank you very much.

For example:

*** NEW *** << Replaces (KB834707)

KB867282 -› Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer

Download -› 3.64 MB (February 7, 2005)

Switches: KB867282.exe /q /n /z

See you soon.

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I've already integrated KB834707, how i can de-integrate it without to do it manually?. Is there any way?. If i integrate the KB867282, Is the install smart to de-integrate it?. Thanks in advance.

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I've made a batch from updated on clean install of Windows XP SP2. I will also provide zip file of collected hotfixes if anyone is interested, I'll post link if so. Here is my batch file....

heres a link to collected, zipped patches as described in batch below, incluedes all current as of yestuday hotfixes and automated batch file  DOWNLOAD
cls

@echo off

echo applying windows xp service pack 2 patches.

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb890047

echo please wait...

start /wait KB890047.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows messanger kb887472

echo please wait...

start /wait KB887472.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb885250

echo please wait...

start /wait KB885250.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb891781

echo please wait...

start /wait KB891781.exe /q /n /z

echo

echo updating;

echo cumulative security update for internet explorer for windows xp kb867282

echo please wait...

start /wait KB867282.exe /q /n /z

echo

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xpkb888113

echo please wait...

start /wait KB888113.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo windows malicious softwre removal tool - february 2005 kb890830

echo please wait...

start /wait KB890830.exe /q

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb873333

echo please wait...

start /wait KB873333.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb885835

echo please wait...

start /wait KB885835.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb888302

echo please wait...

start /wait KB888302.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb890175

echo please wait...

start /wait KB890175.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb873339

echo please wait...

start /wait KB873339.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo critical update for windows xp kb886185

echo please wait...

start /wait  KB886185.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows xp kb885836

echo please wait...

start /wait KB885836.exe /q /n /z

echo.

echo done

exit

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Don't be silly: ZIP is nativly supported in Windows XP, and not everyone likes loading other software. Some want WinRAR, some WinAce, some WinZip, etc ... So, without daring to touch upon which may be better, please keep it simple and use the common denominator. CAB files work fine, as well!

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    *    MS05-015: Vulnerability in Hyperlink Object Library Could Allow Remote Code Execution (888113)

    * MS05-014: Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (867282)

    * MS05-013: Vulnerability in the DHTML Editing Component ActiveX Control Could Allow Remote Code Execution (891781)

    * MS05-012: Vulnerability in OLE and COM Could Allow Remote Code Execution (873333)

    * MS05-011: Vulnerability in Server Message Block Could Allow Remote Code Execution (885250)

    * MS05-010: Vulnerability in the License Logging Service Could Allow Code Execution (885834)

    * MS05-009: Vulnerability in PNG Processing Could Allow Remote Code Execution (890261)

    * MS05-008: Vulnerability in Windows Shell Could Allow Remote Code Execution (890047)

    * MS05-007: Vulnerability in Windows Could Allow Information Disclosure (888302)

    * MS05-006: Vulnerability in Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Team Services Could Allow Cross-Site

    * Scripting and Spoofing Attacks (887981)

    * MS05-005: Vulnerability in Microsoft Office XP could allow Remote Code Execution (873352)

    * MS05-004: ASP.NET Path Validation Vulnerability (887219)

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@ mirza

<snip>described in batch below, incluedes all current as of yestuday</snip>
cls

@echo off

<snip>

echo.

echo updating;

echo security update for windows messanger kb887472

echo please wait...

start /wait KB887472.exe /q /n /z

</snip>

echo.

echo done

exit

What is the hotfix above for? I didn't see it on the list on the first page.....

Why is the following hotfix not included KB885626.exe as listed on the first page?

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