Hi all, for testing purposes already created all the Embedded Addon, look (Google Drive) in WinXP_Embedded_Post-SP3_True_AddOn_v2015.10.20

those who want can always do everything by itself, just run the DXUPAC.exe /DX_ALL, and DXUPAC will create all UpdatePack & Embedded AddOn automatically (you need to copy all the INTL files, manually in all Local)

or only Embedded AddOn

OnePiece WinXP Embedded Post-SP3 True AddOn v2015.10.20 ENU

Update (21 October 2015)

Update (21 October 2015)

Update (21 October 2015)

Update (21 October 2015)

Update (21 October 2015)

Update (21 October 2015)

Update (21 October 2015)

Update (21 October 2015)

Hash MD5 BD6A2709938B40EAE1C86EBDE1D81546

Filesize: 18.91 MB (19830265 bytes)

Ciao a tutti.

Hi All, could come out problems during the integration with the latest release of UpdatePack, is strongly recommended always to keep 7-Zip pluging of the nLite and RVMi updated, we return to http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/5143-onepiece-xp-post-sp3-aio-update-pack-en-us-final/page-28#entry90721 but the fault is no longer of LZMA2 but the new 7-Zip seems ehhhh, however it is always recommended to keep pluging of nLite\RVMi updated (which is why I have not seen in testing it  because for me (is a habit now) always update the pluging of the nLite\RVMi)

so always need to download the latest 7-Zip (in this case v15.09) extract and take 7z.exe and 7z.dll, and copy\replace\update in nLite folder, and also download the 7z%ver%-extra.7z in this case the 7z1509-extra.7z and extract and take 7za.exe and rename in 7zdn.exe, and after copying\replace\update in the RVMi\Plugins folder, here is already ready

 

nLite & RVMi 7-Zip Plugins

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Update (27 October 2015)

Hash MD5 44AC834A7F8947CD0968EE17D68BE693

Filesize: 0.61 MB (644680 bytes)

Ciao a tutti.

@All

However this month was also updated DotNet40, already found a bit of free time, and already updated (I did not have time for testing it, but as I mentioned here http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/7696-addon-net-framework-11-20-30-35-gdrqfe-true-addons/?p=117253 is all OK)

As always you can find it in the INTL folder, or here http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/7697-addon-net-40-framework-true-addon/?p=63099

Ciao a tutti.

Wow! There is A LOT of "Thank yous" being thrown around for what appears to be a FAKE update file!!! There is ONLY a bunch of files in the archive like those of Windows XP itself, there is NO installer for these updates and NO instructions on how to install the XP updates into the system. I guess that's what I get for thinking an installer that updates Windows XP automatically exists, I installed Windows XP on a non-internet computer FOR NO REASON because these files are USELESS WITHOUT an installer or instructions of ANY KIND!!! Not even anything in the likes of a readme.txt or anything!!! this was the ONLY result that Google displayed for "Windows XP updates AIO" and IT'S FAKE!!! >:(

No it's not fake,,but with a post like that, I'm not sure if I want to help you...

Instead of showing some respect for people that give you these resources for free, and asking politely,  you're acting like a complete moron.

Try to think: If so many users use this update pack, it must be you...

Hint: you're in the "WPI, nLite and RVM Addons" section of this forum....

 

I will answer you anyway:

This update pack is for updating the setup, not a live install. It must be used with nLite or RVMi.

You can try this instead: http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10321

 

yay thanks a lot dude for this very good job;I need this files to help several childrens into one poor location recovering old pc's and teaching at least the minimal knowledge about Windows operating systems to these childrens walk to correct way right

updated to v1.0.8

Microsoft Releases Emergency Windows XP Update to Block WannaCry Ransomware

http://news.softpedia.com/news/microsoft-releases-emergency-windows-xp-update-to-block-wannacry-ransomware-515689.shtml

Windows XP SP3 x86

http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/csa/csa/secu/2017/02/windowsxp-kb4012598-x86-custom-enu_eceb7d5023bbb23c0dc633e46b9c2f14fa6ee9dd.exe

Windows XP Embedded SP3 x86

http://download.windowsupdate.com/c/csa/csa/secu/2017/02/windowsxp-kb4012598-x86-embedded-custom-enu_8f2c266f83a7e1b100ddb9acd4a6a3ab5ecd4059.exe

 

Edited May 13, 20177 yr by filter

Hi All, as always just use DXUPAC to create an Update_AddOn

 

or just integrate it with nLite after integrating Update Pack

Ciao a tutti.

Hi guys, about KB4012598  just integrate it with nLite after integrating Update Pack

Or, is simple hotfix that includes only 2 files so anyone who wants will be able to integrate it in updatepack
1 - extrack hotfix - WindowsXP-KB4012598-x86-custom-ENU.exe -x:"C:\WindowsXP-KB4012598-x86-ENU" /Q
2 - Take from the C:\WindowsXP-KB4012598-x86-ENU\SP3QFE "xpsp4res.dll" and "srv.sys" 
3 - extrack UpdatePack e Copy\Replace inside these two files, Also copy "KB4012598.CAT" in SvcPack folder
4 - This hotfix puts obsolete the KB2508429, so if you want, you can delete KB2508429.cat from the svcpack folder, and replace all (KB2508429 with KB4012598) in OPMWXPUP.inf, replace KB4012598.AddReg section with

[KB4012598.AddReg]
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598", "Description", %REG_SZ%, "%LOC_SECURITY_UPDATE% for %PRODUCT_NAME% (KB4012598)"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598", "InstalledBy", %REG_SZ%, "%NAME%"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598", "InstalledDate", %REG_SZ%, "%VERSION%"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598", "Type", %REG_SZ%, "Update"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\0", "FileName", %REG_SZ%, "srv.sys"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\0", "Version", %REG_SZ%, "5.1.2600.7208"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\0", "BuildDate", %REG_SZ%, "Sat Feb 11 21:38:35 2017"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\0", "BuildCheckSum", %REG_SZ%, "5ddea"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\0", "Location", %REG_SZ%, "%12%"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\1", "FileName", %REG_SZ%, "xpsp4res.dll"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\1", "Version", %REG_SZ%, "5.1.2600.7208"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\1", "BuildDate", %REG_SZ%, "Sat Feb 11 19:54:15 2017"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\1", "BuildCheckSum", %REG_SZ%, "ab63"
    HKLM, "%UpdateRegKey%\%PRODUCT_NAME%\SP%SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%\KB4012598\Filelist\1", "Location", %REG_SZ%, "%11%"
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Backup Dir", %REG_SZ%, ""
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Comments", %REG_SZ%, "%LOC_SECURITY_UPDATE% for %PRODUCT_NAME% (KB4012598)"
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Fix Description", %REG_SZ%, "%LOC_SECURITY_UPDATE% for %PRODUCT_NAME% (KB4012598)"
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Installed", %REG_DWORD%, "1"
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Installed By", %REG_SZ%, "%NAME%"
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Installed On", %REG_SZ%, "%VERSION%"
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Service Pack", %REG_DWORD%, %SERVICE_PACK_NUMBER%
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598", "Valid", %REG_DWORD%, "1"
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598\File 1", "Flags", %REG_SZ%, ""
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598\File 1", "New File", %REG_SZ%, ""
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598\File 1", "New Link Date", %REG_SZ%, ""
    HKLM, "%KEY_HOTFIX%\KB4012598\File 1", "Old Link Date", %REG_SZ%, ""
    HKLM,"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog\System\Srv","EventMessageFile",%REG_EXPAND_SZ%,"%SystemRoot%\System32\netevent.dll;%SystemRoot%\System32\xpsp4res.dll"

archive UpdatePack with 7-Zip or WinRar or other (which nLite and RVMi supports) and is all OK.

Ciao a tutti.
 

May 2017 Updates

KB4012598

KB982316

June 2017 Updates

kb3197835

kb4022747

kb4024323

kb4025218

Edited June 14, 20177 yr by filter

Guys, it's possible that MU reports 3 old updates of DotNet35
Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP2 on Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP x86 (KB2729450)
Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP2 on Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP x86 (KB2604092)
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 Update for Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP x86 (KB982168)
There is nothing to worry about, is MU's fault, updates of 2012 which means they are obsolete for many many years to say, but the fact that MU now update the dotnet in QFE\LDR mod, microsoft do wrong with ect ect ect, anyway you can ignore those updates, or just integrate the addon

On 29/4/2010 at 5:37 PM, nonno fabio said:

 

OnePiece Microsoft.NET Framework v3.5.30729.7056.11 QFE Update AddOn

Update (22 June 2017)
Update (22 June 2017)
Update (22 June 2017)
Hash MD5 2232D5C7AA3F46AE9C19E45C2F026A5A
Filesize: 17.12 MB (17951297 bytes)

To pass all dotnet update in QFE\LDR mod and you will be OKKKKK, Not included by default even if the choice to do by now ehhhh,
because maybe someone ehhhhh, as always integrate UpdatePack and after the addon

Sorry again for my English

Ciao a tutti.

Are @OnePiece and @nonnofabio planning an absolute final release?

1. OnePiece Windows XP Post-SP3 UpdatePack v1.10.0 FINAL

2. OnePiece WinXP Embedded Post-SP3 True AddOn v2019.04.xx

It is worth celebrating this beautiful system in this way. A lot of updates came out. Finally, the support ends.

Edited February 16, 20196 yr by wiktorynka

Hi,

Thanks for all the hard work & effort!

May I know whether ''Onepiece XP Post-SP3 AIO Update Pack En-US Final'' includes PAE patch(es) as well ?

 ( I am having serious issues! )

Thanks.