Telenut Posted January 12, 2006 Posted January 12, 2006 All dutch updates with dotnet 2.0 together in 1 file:http://www.filefactory.com/get/v3/f2.php?f...381af0ad3b9300a
husalov Posted January 12, 2006 Posted January 12, 2006 The switches for KB908519 are /quiet /passive /norestart as can be read in its description.Incroyable HULK, don't just mindlessly copy the /q /n /z switches
HPeron Posted January 12, 2006 Posted January 12, 2006 Hi all,after becoming aware of the hotfixes posted on the very first message on this topic, plus all hotfixes that tempuser mentioned, plus all hotfixes found on the_hotfix.net, plus all hotfixes I already had, I compiled a huge list of 280 hotfixes; unfortunately, it seems that most of them apply only to ENU Windows. Localized Windows versions have been left behind.Some of them are already superceded. Anyway, I think it's interesting to know all of them so that we can keep track.In what regards The_Hotfix.net, all of the hotfixes they found are compiled into a huge 344Mb file found on MajorGeeks.com, under "Admin Tools".I tried to include the hyperlinks to The_Hotfix.net and MajorGeeks.com, but they were changed to "s.p.a.m.net" when I previewed this post. Even the simple mention of the first of these names is changed to "s.p.a.m.net". MajorGeeks is a website I've been accessing for a long time and The Hotfix.net is a new discovery but I can't say that I started receiving any more spam than I already do.I can say that I have a very good antivirus, 4 very good anti-spyware programs - all of them for a long time already - and I haven't had any bad surprises on my machine.I guess you'd all be interested on my list. Just tell me which would be the best way to post it or perhaps I should send a text file with the list to the administrator of this topic.Peron
dhoffman_98 Posted January 12, 2006 Posted January 12, 2006 The switches for KB908519 are /quiet /passive /norestart as can be read in its description.Incroyable HULK, don't just mindlessly copy the /q /n /z switches OK First of all, the /quiet and /passive switches don't get used together. Setup modes are one or the other. The description you are referring to clearly states that:Setup Modes /passive Unattended Setup mode. No user interaction is required, but installation status is displayed. If a restart is required at the end of Setup, a dialog box will be presented to the user with a timer warning that the computer will restart in 30 seconds./quiet Quiet mode. This is the same as unattended mode, but no status or error messages are displayed.Second, the /q /n as Hulk posted in the first page ARE correct, as they are shortcuts for /quiet /norestart. So it was not "mindlessly copied".David
todd Posted January 12, 2006 Posted January 12, 2006 Hi all,after becoming aware of the hotfixes posted on the very first message on this topic, plus all hotfixes that tempuser mentioned, plus all hotfixes found on the_hotfix.net, plus all hotfixes I already had, I compiled a huge list of 280 hotfixes; unfortunately, it seems that most of them apply only to ENU Windows. Localized Windows versions have been left behind.Some of them are already superceded. Anyway, I think it's interesting to know all of them so that we can keep track.In what regards The_Hotfix.net, all of the hotfixes they found are compiled into a huge 344Mb file found on MajorGeeks.com, under "Admin Tools".I tried to include the hyperlinks to The_Hotfix.net and MajorGeeks.com, but they were changed to "s.p.a.m.net" when I previewed this post. Even the simple mention of the first of these names is changed to "s.p.a.m.net". MajorGeeks is a website I've been accessing for a long time and The Hotfix.net is a new discovery but I can't say that I started receiving any more spam than I already do.I can say that I have a very good antivirus, 4 very good anti-spyware programs - all of them for a long time already - and I haven't had any bad surprises on my machine.I guess you'd all be interested on my list. Just tell me which would be the best way to post it or perhaps I should send a text file with the list to the administrator of this topic.PeronIt's a good idea, and essentially, what I am trying to do. But it seems that none of your sources are official. How do you know you have all the hotfixes? And they're all for SP2? I'd like an official list from Microsoft of hotfixes for XP SP2 that have not been superseded.
dhoffman_98 Posted January 12, 2006 Posted January 12, 2006 ...snip... I compiled a huge list of 280 hotfixes; unfortunately, it seems that most of them apply only to ENU Windows. Localized Windows versions have been left behind.Some of them are already superceded. Anyway, I think it's interesting to know all of them so that we can keep track....snip...This is what the first page of this forum is for. That page is updated as new hotfixes are released (by MICROSOFT) and tested by some people who help to keep this forum up to date.You say you have 280 hotfixes for the English version of Windows.And then you say that some of them may be superceded already.If you are running XP SP2, there are only maybe 40 ACTIVE hotfixes required.Sure it may be interesting to know what they all were, but a huge majority of people who watch this thread are using SP2 which already includes all the PRE-SP1 and PRE-SP2 hotfixes which would be in your list.I wouldn't sweat over wasting much time trying to compile a package to distribute on here. Perhaps if you wanted to create an actual text listing of what they were and ATTACH it to a post, someone might find it useful.Also, as Todd stated, if your sources are not Microsoft, then there will potentially be some doubt as to how legitimate your sources are. Of course they could be reputable, but Microsoft is the only official source of what hotfixes are available.David
Incroyable HULK Posted January 12, 2006 Author Posted January 12, 2006 The switches for KB908519 are /quiet /passive /norestart as can be read in its description.Incroyable HULK, don't just mindlessly copy the /q /n /z switches Boy, Somebody needs a vacation @dhoffman_98Thanks David
muiz Posted January 13, 2006 Posted January 13, 2006 Windows XP Hotfix Install Utility. http://users.telenet.be/Robvdb/WinXPHotFix.htm
dhoffman_98 Posted January 13, 2006 Posted January 13, 2006 Windows XP Hotfix Install Utility. http://users.telenet.be/Robvdb/WinXPHotFix.htmOK I'm stumped.This looks like an application that applies hotfixes while windows is already running.So basically it does the same thing as Windows Update / Microsoft Update.So then the question becomes: Why would you use a third party application to download and install hotfixes if you already have that capability?I don't see the point, other than taking a chance installing some application that someone in another country wrote, with no idea of how secure, virus free, spyware free it might be.Just my opinion though...Thoughts?David
svasutin Posted January 13, 2006 Posted January 13, 2006 (edited) Hello,I'm trying to figure out why a few updates were removed or not added for Win Xp SP2MS05-012 comes in two parts7 Feb 05 kb873333 and18 May 05 kb894391Isn't the second part a patch only if the first is installed?What happended toMS 05-016 kb893086 (repalces 05-005/890047) and MS 05-039 kb899588Thank you Edited January 14, 2006 by svasutin
bbq Posted January 14, 2006 Posted January 14, 2006 Just compiled a list of hotfixes:http://rapidshare.de/files/11022659/msupdate.htm.htmlTables are exact copies of http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/catalog and they should be sorted by names.List of flavors as follows:2000 SP4 = EN-USXP RTM = EN-USXP SP1 = EN-USXP SP2 = EN-US|AR|CN|TW|CS|DA|NL|FI|FR|DE|EL|HE|HU|IT|JA|KO|NO|PL|PT-BR|PT|RU|ES|SV|TR2003 RTM = EN-US2003 SP1 = EN-USME = EN-US98 = EN-USXP x64 = EN-US2003 x64 = EN-US
LostEden9 Posted January 14, 2006 Posted January 14, 2006 Does anyone nows where i can find the WINDOWS 64BITS HOTFIXES?Cumpz
Afterdawn Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 kb899588 shows up again at this very moment in the catalog (language = NL)
Telenut Posted January 16, 2006 Posted January 16, 2006 kb899588 shows up again at this very moment in the catalog (language = NL)No problem here... (also NL)
Afterdawn Posted January 16, 2006 Posted January 16, 2006 kb899588 shows up again at this very moment in the catalog (language = NL)No problem here... (also NL)What do you mean? Does it show up at yours or do you mean it don't matter. I could not find any information whether this hotfix would be superseded.
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