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[soporific]

first post was silently updated to reflect the fix so the winnt/winnt32 installs are fine.

Thanks for this fix, i was nearly about to revert to using another update pack ... the missing file was named as "xpprof.inf" and it looked important! ... glad to see what the prob was. Cheers mate.

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user_hidden while i was doing the cd of the month i get this in the windows update
KB931125 - Microsoft Root Certificates Update (November 2009)
the one in your pack is September shouldn't this one be updated ?
here is the link
and is it only replacing the old file with the new one or there is another thing to change?

I didn't get the updated rootsupd.exe until late yesterday which was after i released the pack.
It is in my local 1.15b1 and will be released for the upcomming patch tuesday (December 8, 2009) update pack.

If you would like to add it to the pack just unzip the update pack and replace the rootsupd.exe and repack.
It is just that one file whoth no other changes.

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luv your work dude, cheers

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Edited by user_hidden, 12 February 2010 - 09:16 PM.

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updated 1.2.0 20100212 ....

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[dougiefresh]

First of all, I wish to say thank you for your hard work! I know it's not easy to build these things.....

Second, I've received some reports with XPtsp regarding KB977165 (a kernel update) with BSOD after patching the kernel. So I did some searching on Yahoo (search link) and found this article: Microsoft withdraws flawed Windows update and Microsoft halts Windows Update distribution of security fix after blue-screen.... Does this mean that the update will be pulled from your updatepack? Thanks!

[newsposter]

The fault is not the update, the fault is with certain user machine infected with a hard to detect/remove rootkit.

The update functions perfectly on uninfected machines.

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The fault is not the update, the fault is with certain user machine infected with a hard to detect/remove rootkit.

The update functions perfectly on uninfected machines.

something to try:

apparant;y, the root cause is an infection of %System32\drivers\atapi.sys, and that replacing this file with a clean version will get the system booting normally.

KB977165 will not cause BSOD on a fresh system integrated rather only if installed on a running system that MAY have an infected atapi.sys file.

Edited by user_hidden, 17 February 2010 - 01:16 PM.

[dougiefresh]

AH!! Okay, that's very good information to have! Thanks!

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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.

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updated version 1.2.3 20100331 .....

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