HOTFIXES: Windows XP SP2 & Windows 2000 SP4

Microsoft updated this bulletin today to advise customers that revised versions of the security update are available for Windows 2000 Service Pack 4, Windows XP Service Pack 1 and Windows 2003

**m1m1m1m101** · December 14, 2005

dhoffman_98

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/...n/ms05-050.mspx

Affected Software:

• Microsoft DirectX 8.1 on Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 and Microsoft DirectX 9.0c on Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 – Download the update

Vulnerability Identifiers Windows XP Service Pack 1 and Service Pack 2

DirectShow Vulnerability - CAN-2005-2128 Critical

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=en

Supported Operating Systems: Windows XP Service Pack 1; Windows XP Service Pack 2

And then what it's?

**m1m1m1m101** · December 14, 2005

Incroyable HULK

New non-critical updates.

KB896427 -> After you install security update 885250 (MS05-011), you may not be able to view the

contents of a subfolder on a network share by using Windows XP or Windows Server 2003

Download -> 967 KB (12 December 2005)

Switches: KB896427 /quiet /norestart /nobackup

KB908521 -> Office Outlook 2003 may stop responding on a computer that is running Windows Server 2003 or

Windows XP (it replace system file Rpcrt4.dll)

Download -> 785 KB (12 December 2005)

Switches: KB908521 /quiet /norestart /nobackup

[url=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/896427]KB896427[/url] -> After you install security update 885250 (MS05-011), you may not be able to view the
contents of a subfolder on a network share by using Windows XP or Windows Server 2003
[url=http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/info.aspx?na=90&p=&SrcDisplayLang=en&SrcCategoryId=&SrcFamilyId=BC720723-7DFA-4225-B586-1D6BF07A9E0A&u=http%3a%2f%2fdownload.microsoft.com%2fdownload%2fa%2fe%2f9%2fae9a2b19-89f7-45a1-a422-b01035cef8c2%2fWindowsXP-KB896427-v3-x86-ENU.exe]Download[/url] -> 967 KB (12 December 2005)
Switches: KB896427 /quiet /norestart /nobackup

[url=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/908521]KB908521[/url] -> Office Outlook 2003 may stop responding on a computer that is running Windows Server 2003 or
Windows XP (it replace system file Rpcrt4.dll)
[url=http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/info.aspx?na=90&p=&SrcDisplayLang=en&SrcCategoryId=&SrcFamilyId=D7F60E24-72A3-40FA-99AA-E394BCEABAD9&u=http%3a%2f%2fdownload.microsoft.com%2fdownload%2ff%2ff%2fb%2fffbb859d-8e7d-4c0f-93f7-c7778336694b%2fWindowsXP-KB908521-x86-ENU.exe]Download[/url] -> 785 KB (12 December 2005)
Switches: KB908521 /quiet /norestart /nobackup

**dhoffman_98** · December 14, 2005

dhoffman_98
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/...n/ms05-050.mspx
Affected Software:
• Microsoft DirectX 8.1 on Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 and Microsoft DirectX 9.0c on Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 – Download the update
Vulnerability Identifiers Windows XP Service Pack 1 and Service Pack 2
DirectShow Vulnerability - CAN-2005-2128 Critical
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=en
Supported Operating Systems: Windows XP Service Pack 1; Windows XP Service Pack 2
And then what it's?

m1m1m1m1m1m1... (nice name...)

There is an FAQ in the security bulletin that indicates what changes are made and the reason for releasing another updated version. It also indicates that the changes that were made from the previous version

The new bulletin only applies to SP2... IF you did NOT already apply the earlier hotfix.

However, if you already applied the earlier version, and you are running SP2, then you don't need the new update.

Apparently, from the updated security bulletin, they made some changes to the new version of the hotfix that apply to the other operating systems and service packs... as I quoted in my previous post.

If your intentions are to build an unattended CD, then it's certainly OK to use the new version, but this is not a required update to an already patched system.

**cumminbk** · December 14, 2005

The FAQ may say that the changes are for 2000 but the download link for the fix for windows sp1/sp2 link to a version 2 of the hotfix. also there is a size difference between version 1 and this new releaced version for sp2

**dhoffman_98** · December 14, 2005

The FAQ may say that the changes are for 2000 but the download link for the fix for windows sp1/sp2 link to a version 2 of the hotfix. also there is a size difference between version 1 and this new releaced version for sp2

No argument there. And you are almost right. The FAQ indicates that it applies to more than just Windows 2000. It also applies to XP-SP1. But if you applied the earlier version of the patch to an XP-SP2 system, you are already safe and don't need to reapply the patch.

As I said earlier, you CAN (and probably should) download this file to add to your unattended SP2 CD for future builds. But I wouldn't sweat over trying to apply this patch to hundreds/thousands of XP-SP2 machines that had the old hotfix installed. You are already covered.

**m1m1m1m101** · December 15, 2005

dhoffman_98

I'am not correctly understood you last post. I thought you say that it's totaly not for xpsp2.

Now I comprehend the cause of problem. I see the KB again and i agree that v 2.0 not needed

to apply over 1.0 if it's already installed. This trouble appear because ms include updates

for diffrent system (sp1 & sp2) in one pack, and size of update pack changed because ms

shamanized with sp1 files in this pack. I don't have a deal with such situation before.

I'll change post with update.

**war59312** · December 15, 2005

Well finally.

Direct Downloads For December 13th, 2005 Updates (English SP2 Only):

KB905915:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/info.as...915-x86-ENU.exe

KB910437:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/info.as...437-x86-ENU.exe

KB890830:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/info.as...0-V1.11-ENU.exe

**matthewj1012** · December 16, 2005

Can anyone tell me if this list of critical updates for XP Pro SP2 is complete?

I want a quick'n'dirty list of all critical updates prior to SP2 in the order MS released them. Rather than integrate these hotfixes into my unattended install I simply renamed the files to include the release date (e.g. 2005-12-05_KB905915.exe) and then execute them -- in chronological order -- with a .cmd file. A few hotfixes were giving me errors the first few times I tried to integrate them; I think the problem was that I tried to install them out of order. (The list in this thread's original post is not in chronological order, and some of the release dates simply do not match the published dates according to MS.)

EDIT: sonic informed me that chronological order is not actually important/necessary, but I think it's still nice to have a short list like this as a quick reference.

NOTE: I did not include the GDI+ Detection Tool (KB873374) because it is not required for Windows but is actually for software like Office, Picture It!, Visual Studio .NET, etc.

2004-09-14 - KB885626 ... download page or direct download

2004-11-22 - KB887742 ... download page (requires validation)

2004-12-13 - KB873339 ... download page or direct download

2004-12-13 - KB885835 ... download page or direct download

2004-12-13 - KB885836 ... download page or direct download

2004-12-13 - KB886185 ... download page or direct download

2005-02-07 - KB885250 ... download page or direct download

2005-02-07 - KB887472 ... download page or direct download

2005-02-07 - KB888113 ... download page or direct download

2005-02-07 - KB888302 ... download page or direct download

2005-02-07 - KB891781 ... download page or direct download

2005-04-11 - KB890859 ... download page or direct download

2005-05-18 - KB894391 ... download page or direct download

2005-06-13 - KB890046 ... download page or direct download

2005-06-13 - KB893066 ... download page or direct download

2005-06-13 - KB896358 ... download page or direct download

2005-06-13 - KB896422 ... download page or direct download

2005-06-13 - KB896428 ... download page or direct download

2005-06-27 - KB898461 ... download page (requires validation)

2005-07-11 - KB901214 ... download page or direct download

2005-08-08 - KB893756 ... download page or direct download

2005-08-08 - KB896423 ... download page or direct download

2005-08-08 - KB899587 ... download page or direct download

2005-08-08 - KB899591 ... download page or direct download

2005-09-02 - KB893803 ... download page (requires validation)

2005-10-10 - KB899589 ... download page or direct download

2005-10-10 - KB900725 ... download page or direct download

2005-10-10 - KB901017 ... download page or direct download

2005-10-10 - KB902400 ... download page or direct download

2005-10-10 - KB905414 ... download page or direct download

2005-10-10 - KB905749 ... download page or direct download

2005-11-07 - KB896424 ... download page or direct download

2005-12-05 - KB905915 ... download page or direct download

2005-12-12 - KB910437 ... download page or direct download

2005-12-13 - KB904706 ... download page or direct download

And of course the Malicious Software Removal Tool:

KB890830-v1.11 ... download page or direct download

I prefer to run the Malware Tool after all the hotfixes and not in silent mode -- just personal preference.

THANKS!

Oh yeah, here's a copy of my hotfix_install.cmd file, which is in a folder \hotfixes\ along with all the hotfix files...

@echo off
TITLE Hotfix Installation
CLS

ECHO.
ECHO ----------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO Some silent installations are about to run.
ECHO Most of them will remain in the background so please be patient.
ECHO ----------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO.

ECHO  1 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB885626 ... Please wait
start /wait 2004-09-14_KB885626.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  2 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB887742 ... Please wait
start /wait 2004-11-22_KB887742.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  3 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB873339 ... Please wait
start /wait 2004-12-13_KB873339.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  4 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB885835 ... Please wait
start /wait 2004-12-13_KB885835.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  5 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB885836 ... Please wait
start /wait 2004-12-13_KB885836.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  6 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB886185 ... Please wait
start /wait 2004-12-13_KB886185.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  7 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB885250 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-02-07_KB885250.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  8 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB888113 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-02-07_KB888113.exe /q /n /z
ECHO  9 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB887472 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-02-07_KB887472.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 10 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB888302 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-02-07_KB888302.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 11 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB891781 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-02-07_KB891781.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 12 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB890859 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-04-11_KB890859.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 13 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB894391 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-05-18_KB894391.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 14 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB890046 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-06-13_KB890046.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 15 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB893066 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-06-13_KB893066.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 16 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB896358 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-06-13_KB896358.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 17 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB896422 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-06-13_KB896422.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 18 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB896428 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-06-13_KB896428.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 19 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB898461 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-06-27_KB898461.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 20 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB901214 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-07-11_KB901214.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 21 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB893756 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-08-08_KB893756.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 22 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB896423 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-08-08_KB896423.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 23 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB899587 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-08-08_KB899587.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 24 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB899591 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-08-08_KB899591.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 25 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB893803 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-09-02_KB893803.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 26 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB899589 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-10-10_KB899589.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 27 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB900725 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-10-10_KB900725.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 28 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB901017 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-10-10_KB901017.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 29 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB902400 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-10-10_KB902400.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 30 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB905414 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-10-10_KB905414.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 31 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB905749 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-10-10_KB905749.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 32 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB896424 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-11-07_KB896424.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 33 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB905915 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-12-05_KB905915.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 34 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB910437 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-12-12_KB910437.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 35 / 36 : Installing Hotfix KB904706 ... Please wait
start /wait 2005-12-13_KB904706.exe /q /n /z
ECHO 36 / 36 : Installing the Malicious Software Removal Tool v1.11
start /wait KB890830-v1.11.exe


ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO Installation complete
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO Although it may not be necessary, you should probably restart
ECHO your computer now.
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO.

PAUSE

EXIT

EDIT: added a progress indicator with as N / 36 on each line.

Edited December 22, 2005 by matthewj1012

**Sonic** · December 16, 2005

All hotfixes after SP1 include a mechanism which allow to install what order you want, only the latest version of files are kept ... no need to install in chronological order ...

**Incroyable HULK** · December 16, 2005

NOTE: I did not include KB885626 because it is not necessary for XP Pro with SP2 already included/integrated.

Not true,

This one is showing up on Windows Update if you have a Prescott core Pentium 4 processor.

This is why I am keeping it in the list

**OkayMelvin** · December 16, 2005

The guide doesn't mention it (maybe for a reason), but if you use the systeminfo command from a command line, it lists the hotfixes that have been applied to your installation.

What I don't understand about the systeminfo output is that the first 38 hotfixes all say "File 1". Can anyone explain this or point me to an explanation? [My search of "File 1" did not turn up any results.]

If it matters, my OEM XP disk includes SP2.

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