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ricktendo
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Recomiendo que mejor haga una instalación limpia
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Fixed settings
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Fixed settings
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Fixed settings
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I think whats going on is the sfx cannot find setup (executable) so its launching the \setup folder in system32 (PATH). Adding .EXE will force it to ONLY look for the executable and it will error if not found. Make sure you are compressing the files and not the folder with the files
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What version of 7zip did you use to re-compress and what format? (LZMA/LZMA2) You could try adding .exe to the setup command in config.txt RunProgram="setup.exe /T \"%%T\\install\" /S \"%%T\" /v "AutoInstall="setup.exe /T \"%%T\\install\" /S \"%%T\" /s /nsr /v "
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Problema causado por comprimir con 7zip 7.32, creo que he resuelto el problema...alli les dejo con 1.9.1
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Forgot to update the hashes, done
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Probably due to the fact that it is a sfx I invite anybody who wants to verify the files contained, they can do an admin install of the original KB2908383 and compare both sets of files with a file compare utility (like beyond compare,) they can also use InstEd to compare the original MSI and slim MSI to see what is changed/different (to see nothing fishy is added only removed stuff) I uploaded to virus total https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/721cd02ab4bfbbbc1f7758c6ee8ea3d9f73d8ac6f5671edc0286b66e617a1a35/analysis/1390242982/ It all comes down to do you trust me or not
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Updated, added Hotfix Rollup KB2908383 installer to replace rtm
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Agregado md5 (se me olvidó)
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Updated vb6 (removed duplicate mscomctl32.dll)
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Thanks...BTW I notice mscomctl.ocx and mscomctl32.ocx are the same file, any reason to keep both?
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Gracias
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La verdad no se porque parece que aun habrá actualizaciones después de Abril, pero unos tendrán que pagar y no se si van a compartir esas actualizaciones
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Actualizado
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Actualizado
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http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/11470-%C2%BFcomo-se-utiliza-kuac-para-actualizar-el-windows-7/
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You still have the minimum/additional uninstall entries with the "official" but they are hidden, because it adds a 3rd uninstall entry that points to a EXE...Removing EXE uninstall and un-hidding the MSI uninstall entries saves space, because another thing the original does is to back up (for repair reasons) the MSI installers and CAB files (look in ProgramData you will find them)
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