it's version 1.54 isn't it ?

i dropped the version number....just release date instead.

20110629:

updated Adobe Flash Player 10.3.181.34 ActiveX Control

updated KB931125 Root Certificates Update (June 2011)

added KB2525694 replaced KB2506223

added KB2541763 replaced KB980436

Thanks a lot, please my request Adobe Flash Player 10.3.181.34 Plugin Adobe Shockwave Player 11.6.0.626 Adobe Flash Player ActiveX 10.3.181.34

K-Lite Codec Pack 7.2.0 Full Plus klcp_update_728_20110706 Update And Finaly (IE8) Plus All Updates. K-Lite Codec Pack 7.2.0 Full Or Newer No Player Only Codes Windows Media Player As, Please...

#1 This is NOT the thread to request addons in!!!

#2 IE8 + all updates HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE!

#3 All requests of yours have already been done either here or at ryanvms.....

20110712:

updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool Key to v3.21

added KB2507938 replaced KB2121546 & KB2476687

added KB2555917 replaced KB2525694

20110809:

updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool Key to v3.22

updated Adobe Flash Player 10.3.183.5 ActiveX Control

updated KB2536276 to v2

added KB2559049 replaced KB2530548

added KB2562937 replaced KB2508272

added KB2566454

added KB2567680

added KB2570222 replaced KB956072

You missed KB2570791 tz update

You missed KB2570791 tz update

oooooppppps ! will add it, thanx Rick

EDIT: seems the request page ends in file not available !

main DST page has link to XP SP3 file listed as KB2570791 but serves KB2443685 from November 2010

EDIT2: found it in some convaluted way!!!

silent update to 20110809, check checksum.

20110913:

updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool Key to v4.0

updated Adobe Flash Player 10.3.183.7 ActiveX Control

updated KB983234 to v2

added KB2570947

added KB2616676 replaced KB968730 & KB2524375

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added KB2616676 replaced KB968730 & KB2524375

Im not too sure about KB2524375 I think you mean KB2607712

Im not too sure about KB2524375 I think you mean KB2607712

seems MS has mixed up the explanations in the KB articles.

Updatepack silently updated....

20110928:

updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool v4.0.5400

updated Adobe Flash Player 10.3.183.10 ActiveX Control

updated KB2616676-v2 replaced KB2616676 & KB2607712 & KB2524375

Seems that Microsoft is now checking for the presence of the MRT executable in System32.

Using the regkey to silence Microsoft Update is not enough anymore, it keeps showing...

I wonder how closely MU checks for the file. Would any file with the right name satisfy MU or does it check for right size, MD5, properly signed, or what?

Cheers and Regards

MU checks file version info for MRT and of course reg key ....

My thought was wondering if you could add a "fake" MRT with the right name and version number along with the appropriate reg key. I would think the fake MRT should be made of minimum size such that it it was called for some reason that it simply returns with a "0" error code, unless the real MRT returns something different. Anyway, it was just a thought.

Cheers and Regards

EXACTLY, for a looooong time now Yumeyao and myself have been using a "stubbed" mrt.

in order to save file space we use a small exe that will initiate a web browser to open to download the MRT files

however the version info is in the stub and the correct reg key is placed in the registry. the 2 latter functions

make MU happy.

check the mrt.exe in the update pack.

here is a link to an original thread at RyanVM from 2007

http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4852&highlight=mrt+stub

Thanks for the stub user_hidden, it works perfectly and it's the best of both worlds. I'll only have to reshack it to change the version number every month, now the search is on for a script or something similar to make it automated.

Thanks user_hidden. I had forgotten about that back and forth between YumeYao and code65536. Thanks for reminding me. And I agree that an automated way of producing the stub along with the reg key code would be handy for those who are not using one of the XP packs - say for use in Win7?

Cheers and Regards

Thanks user_hidden. I had forgotten about that back and forth between YumeYao and code65536. Thanks for reminding me. And I agree that an automated way of producing the stub along with the reg key code would be handy for those who are not using one of the XP packs - say for use in Win7?

Cheers and Regards

Not only for Windows 7. People often forget that the XP updatepacks are only compatible with English language versions. If you're running any other language then you are on your own.

In my case it's Spanish, and that creates another problem - the version info in the stub is specified for language code 1033, English. It remains to be seen if WU picks that up on a Spanish Windows version.

Besides that, I'm not fond of downloading the whole update pack every month only to retrieve the stub.

These are the reasons for having some script to do the reshacking. I'll deploy this in my ROE batch together with the registry entry.

Rick has made an update pack for Spanish XP and he might use this method (haven't checked it), but his pack only works for CD install. I have my source on a network share.

Cheers.

Escorpion,

here is a spanish one....

File: spanish_mrtstub.7z

MD5: e3f4bbf2b3b37871ad2754b963bdc7c5

SHA-1: ccfcf42681c4535c4f762ad678b96c3e1103dbd0

Wow that's really helpful user_hidden, thanks!

I've adjusted the language code in the version info to 3082 (Spanish International) and now it should be completely WU compliant :-)

Cheers.

20111011

updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool v4.1.5503

updated Adobe Flash Player 11.0.1.152 ActiveX Control

updated KB943232 to v2

added KB2564958 replaced KB971513

added KB2567053 replaced KB2555917

added KB2586448 replaced KB2559049

added KB2592799 replaced KB2503665

I would like to report that the MRT stub from user hidden most probably works on any Windows language. I've had the change to test it on both Windows XP and Windows 7 English and Spanish.

Changing the language version on the stub is not needed, only the version number of the stub itself. Together with the registry entry WU is happy :-)

Cheers.