ricktendo

Updated (KB2607389) VC 2008 v9.0.30729.7497

Yep, remove that in setup.ini and it should automatically set your current language as the default one You pack and mine are different, mine is not a wtk addon and with mine you need to provide the updates and make it silent (yours is for the toolkit advanced user, mine is more for the regular user but can also be used by advanced users)

Since you are making a package with the definitions as well you should think about adding NIS http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/11016-repak-microsoft-security-essentials-x86x64-v42223-intl/?p=95953 Feel free to use any config.txt code from my repack (you should at least grab all the languages and edit setup.ini to remove Market so you have a true AIO)

I think I will leave that one out for the time being, because its not compatible with XP and the x64 in the filename. If you think you can do it you could rebuild the sfx with the capabilities...just add this to the config.txt AutoInstall="x86:\"%%S\\nis_full\" /q"AutoInstall="x64:\"%%S\\nis_full%%P\" /q"Let me know if you need helpEdit: BTW reuploaded, does not affect install only minor help dialog improvements

I think you mean they dont install on XP

Do you know of a fwlink from Microsoft that will download a file with x64 in the name (nis_fullx64.exe) same as the definitions? I need this difference between the two filenames so that the installer will call the right one depending on what arch it detects you are launching from Updated...now you can force the installation language <installer>.exe xx-XX and/or <installer>.exe /ai xx-XXThanks to McRip for the SetIni suggestion, it was tough figuring out how to do this but turns out the solution was very simple

Subime a nero y me lo mandas por MP a ver que puedo hacer

Is the nis_full.exe compatible with both arch? I only see 1 link

Yes, it will install using your current system lang I tried adding Market=xx-XX in the hopes I could force the installer to choose a different language but that did not work...next will try editing setup.ini that should do the trick, but I have to figure out a clever way to implement it

Microsoft Security Essentials x86/x64 v4.5.216 (ALL languages in ONE) About: This installer should work for ALL languages & architectures. Run this installer with /? or /h for detailed silent install instructions (the default is not silent and no updates are installed) Supported OS(s): Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3)*; Windows Vista (Service Pack 1, or Service Pack 2)*; Windows 7* Download: http://adf.ly/1713566/mssecesaio MD5: 2571d79679ae8b8f72784633e01eb65a Size: 14.4 MB Definition Updates x86: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=87342 x64: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=87341 Supported Languages: bg-BGcs-CZda-DKde-DEel-GRen-USes-ESet-EEfi-FIfr-FRhr-HRhu-HUit-ITja-JPko-KRlt-LTlv-LVnb-NOnl-NLpl-PLpt-BRpt-PTro-ROru-RUsk-SKsr-Latn-CSsv-SEth-THtr-TRuk-UAvi-VNzh-CNzh-TW

Link is working just fine here (unless you are doing some kinda vudu to avoid afly)

Added German

OK this was my fault, I did not realize I did not update polish and korean afly links...both links now fix

Updated ALL and finally did the Polish one like requested (took time because unlike the other languages I could not use the same English MST like I do with the other languages because of the code page difference)

Actualizado

All LP's updated to solve a bug where you cant install multiple language packs on the same system

Files have been moved, use links on the fist post

Added ALL language packs and updated all the previous requested ones to solve a bug that prevented the installations of multiple LP's on the same system Also max LZX:21 compression of the MZZ/CAB that should save 30+ MB disk space

All LP's updated to solve a bug where you cant install multiple language packs on the same system

Yes, it works for me (mine is added during specialize)

I compared the MSI's and they both have the same amount of files, this indicates to me that its the FULL package not like a MSP with only the updated files and about it not being final, MU is offering it if you have 4.1 (at least it did for me) Edit: dotfusion, you should use these links for MSE updates (the 64 bit has x64 in the filename, the installer needs this to distinguish) x86: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=87342 x64: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=87341

Yes, I mean outside next to your installer. <your_installer>.exempam-fe.exempam-fex64.exe If you look in the config.txt you will find %%S, this will translate to the path/folder your sfx is run from Yes you may use my idea to make a All Lang In One installer (ALIO ) you just need to remove that from setup.ini (I only tested it and confirmed it works on XP Spanish) Edit: You may also want to update to 4.2, if you look at the setup.ini on this one it has removed the en-US and it already has all the xx-XX folders for all languages x86: http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/crup/2013/02/updateinstall_3ad554dd391f1d754ddd279e76cdc823d44244d8.exe x64: http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/crup/2013/02/updateinstall_ebd2cb6d79da21ae1fb45a192a460b132d788f77.exe

What, no credit? And you are doing it wrong, the updates (mpam-fe*.exe) installers you zipped will not get executed (even if you use /ai.) Leave mpam-fe*.exe outside the archive BTW I was working on (but stopped) a true AIO MsSecEs istaller, one with ALL languages...You have to download ALL the installers to get the xx-XX sub folders with setup.dll.mui+EULA.RTF and edit setup.ini to remove Market=EN-US This should now install correctly on any language Windows...

I think I know why, try now

Updated with KB2803771 Hotfix rollup