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about this update-->

MDAC - Requires different switch. Do not use this syntax directly in svcpack.inf. You can create a batch file to call out that syntax from svcpack.inf, or do it from GuiRunOnce:

As outlined in the Technet article, install using:

xxx_Q832483_MDAC_X86.EXE /C:"dahotfix.exe /q /n" /q

where xxx is your language version.

Q832483 (13th January 2004)

Buffer overrun in an MDAC function could allow code execution

Download - 1.99 MB

Sorry but i didn't understand how to install it, my cmd file is like this:

ECHO Installazione "1 di 37 --> Q322011"

start /wait %systemdrive%\install\hotfixes\Q322011_WXP_SP2_x86_ITA.exe /Q /U /N /Z

EcHO Fatto.

ECHO Installazione "2 di 37 --> Q322069"

start /wait %systemdrive%\install\hotfixes\q322069_wxp_sp1_x86_ita.exe /Q /U /N /Z

EcHO Fatto.

and so on, what i must wrtie for thi patch?

/C:"dahotfix.exe /q /n" /q

is only for the MDAC patch ....

write:

ECHO Installazione "1 di 37 --> Q832483"

start /wait %systemdrive%\install\hotfixes\ITA_Q832483_MDAC_X86.EXE /C:"dahotfix.exe /q /n" /q

EcHO Fatto.

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Had some luck. Take a look at the examples page where the winnt.sif (unattend.txt) shows [GUIRunOnce] shows.

I have been trying out several techniques. I found scripts. One slipstreamer.rar I used to start a new windows directory, example, fresh install.

I received a message could not find ...\install\Hotfixes.cmd. NEW INSTALL

I advanced some of the script ...

It now creates a Hotfixes.cmd --

CLS

@ECHO OFF

TITLE Installing Hotfixes

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB817778.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB820291.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB822603.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB823182.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB824105.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB824141.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB825119.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB826942.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB828035.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\KB832353.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\Q814995.exe /Q /M /Z

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\js56nen.exe /Q:A /R:N

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\q828750.exe /Q:A /R:N

start /wait E:\I386\Install\Hotfixes\Q823718.exe /T:C:\WUTEMP\Q823718 /C:"C:\WUTEMP\Q823718\dahotfix.exe /q /n" /Q

start /wait E:\I386\Update\DX9NTOPK.exe

start /wait E:\I386\Update\sleep.exe 540

start /wait E:\I386\Update\WMP9MM2.exe

start /wait E:\I386\Update\sleep.exe 540

start /wait E:\I386\Update\HMTCDWIZ.exe /Q:A /R:N

start /wait E:\I386\Update\sleep.exe 540

EXIT

And it adds a line to WINNT.SIF, the example minus the last statement.

%CDROM%\I386\Install\Hotfixes.cmd

and moves the change replacing example copy in .../I386.

Caveat -- I think two places has these hotfixes -- the first page and some where inbetween in this forum, a page with faxcntl, wireless, sp1 update, media player fix, set program access... . The caveat is I could have missed one. The order isn't always correct ...

Slipstreamer.cmd

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@AaronXP

hi im having trouble getting DirectX 9.0b OPK file off the link, ive down loaded it i mean but when i try to extract the file it says its corrupted, is there some thing wrong with the file , is it really corrupted, or is there some thing else i can do to get this file ?

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@AaronXP

hi im having trouble getting DirectX 9.0b OPK file off the link, ive down loaded it i mean but when i try to extract the file it says its corrupted, is there some thing wrong with the file , is it really corrupted, or is there some thing else i can do to get this file ?

lost soul

re-download it, could solve it

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Last night i was making my unattended cd.. Again.. lol.. I added all the updates then made a slient batch for them.. and then i thought, HEY! some people at msfn might want this to download..

So here it is.. Its a file with a batch and ALL the updates for Windows XP Sp1 That are listed on the front page as of this post (06/June/2004)..

Download Here: http://fruitytooty.com/UPDATES_06JUNE04.rar (33.8MB - Oh yes, took me ages 2 upload 2 fruitytooty!)

I hope this saves some peoples time!

My Exams start tomorow, the proper ones, so revision for me!

Later, Chris.

Edit: By the way people, this dosent have directx or movie maker 2 or windows media player 9 - because i dont see them as critical updates, thus they dont go onto my cd.. If you want them youll have to add them manually for now!

Later, Chris.

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This new critical update (June 9, 2004), 839643 for DirectX is not installing on my computer for some reason. I have DirectX 9.0b and I d/led the hotfix from MS site: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=en

When I try to run the above hotfix, it tells me there was an error and that my computer did not meet some requirements. The log file says: "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DirectX\Version is Not Equal To Specified Value" Can someone tell me what is going on here?

EDIT: I check registry, DirectX version value is 4.09.00.0902, same as reported by DXDiag. I am also running plain WinXP, with Service pack 1 etc...

EDIT2: Nevermind, I figured it out. There 2 updates for 839643, one is called WindowsXP-KB839643-x86-ENU.EXE and the other DirectX90-KB839643-x86-ENU.EXE . I was able to install the latter without any problem, but I am curious as to why does MS provide 2 hotfixes for the same problem? Can someone clarify which one of them should be in the integrated hotfix collection on the WinXP unattended CD?

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hi

i think that WindowsXP-KB839643-x86-ENU.EXE is for the directx version that originaly comes with xp (directx 9)

and DirectX90-KB839643-x86-ENU.EXE is for a different version of directx (directx 9a ,9b)

thats why you can't install the first and the second should be in an unattended install (together with 9b of course)

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