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updated version 3.2.2.62298 .....

updated 20100525 .... 1.29: updated KB931125 Root Certificates Update May 2010 added KB981793 replaced KB982615

updated version 3.2.0.61806 .....

updated 20100516 .... 1.28: added Microsoft Update Catalog Web Control 7.4.7057.223 updated Mrt.exe stubbed version updated code in updatepack inf files

i don't think so but maybe someone else can shed some light.

updated 20100511 ..... 1.27: updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool Key to v3.7 added KB967756 rollback from KB981669 added KB978542 replaced KB951066 & KB973354

updated version 1.09 20100510 .... (fixed costmetic registry entry)

updated version 3.1.8.61349 ....

Onepiece, do you ever sleep ? thank you again for your work.

both the update pack and addon you are using are OLD ! use the newer versions.

updated 1.2.6 20100429 ....

updated 1.2.5 20100428 .....

Microsoft Silverlight 4.0.50401.0 This is a multimode installer so you have access to the following switches: -ai = Silent Link: silverlight4.exe CRC-32: c1a5ceaa MD4: de177f73f837e6a500c6bd1802cd4f25 MD5: 77db018fd275fbff8b668ef8a96a65b3 SHA-1: e80266273eac166ed251c07dcc8904ee8ce11394 Date: 20100415 OS: WindowsXP_x86 Size: 6.08 MB

updated to version 9.3.2 ....

Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 Client & Extended FULL - 20100413 This is a multimode installer so you have access to the following switches: -ai = Silent -ai1 = Passive /h = displays help This package is uninstallable from Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel. The Multimode Installer should be installed from RunOnceEX and not from SVCPACK. If you are not familiar with setting up RunOnceEX than you should download one of the Addons instead. This package has the Client Profile and Extended Link: dotNet40.exe CRC-32: 03ec93af MD4: d76c4d6373a8422760573d182f6440a5 MD5: 8cddbac1de11b8980d934ed63f3331a6 SHA-1: 1e486b55f650d3b6a8396bcf7355ce6050b412b7 Date: 20100413 OS: Windows XP SP3 (x86 & x64) Size: 48.7 MB =================================== Addon for RVMi 1.6 or higher. Integrate this addon to run the installer at RunOnceEX. There will be progress boxes but NO user interaction is required. Passive mode is used since setup takes a while, this way you will know where you are in the setup process. Final installation will take place after OOBE and before Personalized settings occur. Link: Addon_Microsoft.Net_4.0_ROE_20100413.7z CRC-32: a53159f7 MD4: e81db31f12c9dc8e55cc1cefeea1b944 MD5: 7079365bdea24f389e7371fb3d41831d SHA-1: d0a7cce40bb3505a027a60812945c09788c53f16 Date: 20100413 OS: Windows XP SP3 (x86 & x64) Size: 49.3 MB ===================================

updated version 1.2.4 20100413 ....

updated version 1.2.3 20100331 .....

updated the first post with an addon that will remove KB976002 for those that requested it. the addon was put together by 5eraph over at RyamVM forums.

updated version 3.1.6.59338 ....

updated version 1.2.2 20100325 ....

updated version 1.2.1 20100309 .....

if you are saying after integration you require updates by MU, than you have done something wrong as this installer is 100% up to date.

very hard to understand what you are trying to say but if you integrate this addon you will be up to date with the frameworks with no updates offered by MU curently. this is as well designed for winxp_sp3 ENGLISH. i would presume you would require a language pack for non-english OS.

test without your bootscreen and use an uncorrupted mountmgr.sys !!!!

This installer is not NSIS script like Redxii. If you are looking for his script package the download is here: RedDXRuntimes.7z This installer is done using the INF method set out by Code65536. here is a quote: Once you peel away all the layers, the DirectX runtime installation is actually quite simple: copy the appropriate files to system32, register some files, and you're done. No security catalogs are needed as all of the DLLs have embedded signatures. There is nothing else in the Windows install process that depends on these runtimes, so it doesn't matter when these runtimes get installed. All these factors make these runtimes a perfect candidate for a switchless installer: Much smaller integration size: adds just 6 MiB to the final CD size. With multiple versions of the same libraries, there is a lot of code duplication, which means that there would be significant compression wins when using a large continuous dictionary--a perfect showcase for 7zip's solid compression with a large dictionary size. Traditional integration would involve individually compressing each file, which means that you can't take advantage of all this code duplication (similarly, a small dictionary size, like that of RAR, also means that you can't fully take advantage of code duplication). Simpler integration. Just one file in svcpack and one line to add to svcpack.inf. Can be used in any context. Makes testing easier as you can run this on any system, at any time, not just during system setup. Can be used to install the runtimes on live systems, etc. This is one case where a custom switchless installer via svcpack is a clear, unequivocally superior option to a "traditional"/"true" integration.