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Ms06-015 Patch-> win 2000 shell32.dll ?

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Ok. I just tested dependencies. There ya have it. Will the NT4 version work though?

the_guy

no. even the updated grpconv.exe from NT4 MS04-037 (ver. 4.0.1381.7286) fails under Win98/ME. In fact, ALL of the updated grpconv.exe files from ALL editions of MS04-037 crash under 9xME. They just seem to hate Windows 95/98/ME OSes. go figure!

anyway, the grpconv.exe files from the IE setup files for Win9xME are not vulnerable to the MS04-037 security problems.

winxpi has got a point. You may want to change the webvw.dll file version number from 5.00.3900.7036 to 5.50.4134.7036. I've just tested it on my WinME computer in my bedroom and things seem to be working okay. try using that file under Win98se to see if it'll work there.

It won't work under clean 98 because of some dependancies, however it may work with Kernel Update.

So do you guys want me to try fixing MS06-15 for WinME?

go for it.

BTW Tihiy, any chance of making a WinME version of Revolutions Pack Lite?

Edited by erpdude8

BTW Tihiy, any chance of making a WinME version of Revolutions Pack Lite?

RPLite 5 *should* work under WinME, although it is not tested not supported.

BTW Tihiy, any chance of making a WinME version of Revolutions Pack Lite?

RPLite 5 *should* work under WinME, although it is not tested not supported.

it does not. if RPLite5 has fixed kernel32.dll file v4.10.2225 RPLite setup will overwrite ME's kernel32.dll v4.90.3000 file with a seemingly older one and prevent WinME from loading.

can the "kernel update" work for ME?

if RPLite5 has fixed kernel32.dll file v4.10.2225 RPLite setup will overwrite ME's kernel32.dll v4.90.3000 file with a seemingly older one and prevent WinME from loading.

"If". :hello: RPLite5 does no longer provide kernel32.dll!

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:hello:

Sorry,isn't this a bit off-topic? :D

OK B2T.

Windows 2000 KB908531 includes at least these files:

Shell32.dll 5.0.3900.7080 24-Mar-2006 08:54 2,361,616

Verclsid.exe 5.0.2195.7080 18-Mar-2006 22:21 21,264

Well Shell32.dll does work on Windows ME at least,right?

And what is about this Verclsid.exe file, what is it for?

Edited by winxpi

Well Shell32.dll does work on Windows ME at least,right?
Are you blind or deaf? I've said in the first post hell why it should work?
And what is about this Verclsid.exe file, what is it for?

Google.

Edited by Tihiy

Going back to the webvw.dll discussion, does anyone know if webvw.dll build 7069 from MS05-049 will work on ME?

the_guy

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Sorry, didn't see that you wrote "not possible".

Edited by winxpi

And what is about this Verclsid.exe file, what is it for?
Did you read everything written in Microsoft security bulletin MS06-015, winxpi?

Quote from MS06-015 FAQ section:

This security update introduces a new file, Verclsid.exe. Verclsid.exe is used to verify a COM object before it is instantiated by Windows Explorer.
Going back to the webvw.dll discussion, does anyone know if webvw.dll build 7069 from MS05-049 will work on ME?

the_guy

Yes, webvw.dll build 7069 seems to work under my WinME computer but again, change the version number from 5.00.3900.7069 to 5.50.4134.7069 so that ME can use it.

Edited by erpdude8

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And what is about this Verclsid.exe file, what is it for?

Did you read everything written in Microsoft security bulletin MS06-015, winxpi?

Quote from MS06-015 FAQ section:

This security update introduces a new file, Verclsid.exe. Verclsid.exe is used to verify a COM object before it is instantiated by Windows Explorer.

No ,I didn't because it was too much(the whole ms06-015 article) and my english is (because I'm a wiener *g* ) bad.

I was intentionally too ask if verclsid.exe could be compatible with Windows 9x.

Edited by winxpi

I was intentionally too ask if verclsid.exe could be compatible with Windows 9x.

no. Verclsid.exe files from MS06-015 refuse to run under Win95/98/ME and require Win2000/XP/2003

Edited by erpdude8

no. Verclsid.exe files from MS06-015 refuse to run under Win95/98/ME and require Win2000/XP/2003

Yes. It runs without problems after header patching.

I'll write my researching later.

no. Verclsid.exe files from MS06-015 refuse to run under Win95/98/ME and require Win2000/XP/2003

Yes. It runs without problems after header patching.

I'll write my researching later.

alrighty then, guess i stand corrected. good job Tihiy.

No ,I didn't because it was too much(the whole ms06-015 article) and my english is (because I'm a wiener *g* ) bad.

I was intentionally too ask if verclsid.exe could be compatible with Windows 9x.

I believe there's a phrase that goes "pay attention to the details"

which is why I took the time to read everything written in MS security bulletin MS06-015 so I dont miss any important detail.

winxpi has got a point. You may want to change the webvw.dll file version number from 5.00.3900.7036 to 5.50.4134.7036. I've just tested it on my WinME computer in my bedroom and things seem to be working okay. try using that file under Win98se to see if it'll work there.

It won't work under clean 98 because of some dependancies, however it may work with Kernel Update.

So do you guys want me to try fixing MS06-15 for WinME?

Actually, it won't work with Kernel Update. It is still missing SHBindToParent in shell32.dll. Kernel Update fixes 1 dependency, but not both of them.

Oh well, It should work with 98SE2ME Option 3.

the_guy

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Any news?

Edited by winxpi

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