Windows XP Update Scanner (3/JAN/2020) FREEWARE

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 FILE: Windows XP Update Scanner (3-JAN-2020).rar

Download: Here

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   The Windows XP Update Scanner (3/JAN/2020)

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The windows XP Update Scanner is an unofficial tool
I initially created this to detect missing Windows Xp Professional Updates (and then the project grew)

It now also looks for Home, MCE 2005, PosReady 2009, XP Embedded, Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PC's and also IE6, IE7 and IE8 updates along with Microsoft .NET Version 1.0 SP3 right through to Version 4.0

It only supports Scanning on Service Pack 3, However, if you run it on an SP2 system it will offer the ability to dump a known SP2 updates list that covers every update im aware of. Though some SP2 stuff will no doubt be superseded. But, I designed this primarily for systems running SP3.

It doesn't require any 3rd party downloads such as visual basic, Microsoft .NET or anything else at all. This software looks at your registry for hotfix information and it also looks into some folders to check for certain files.

The whole thing was written in Notepad.exe by hand and took two weeks, a few hours each night testing and debugging.

While i have done my best to code it in a way where it can define XP Home, Professional, MCE 2005 and Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PC's, only your feedback can really improve its functionality.
Though i gotta say, I have done some serious testing with it.

To me, this program is a homage to two decades of creativity, It's almost 2020, SO I'm giving something back to XP itself.. While folks rave on about software and hardware, the OS was only ever mentioned when it crashed... and its always just been taken for granted while people spoke more highly of things it ran... Those who know me, they know the kinda stuff ive created upon Windows XP, and before that Windows 98SE.

So ive given XP and its users the capability to do something they won't even fully comprehend until 2027, I could no doubt be dead by then, but this will live on... This software will be very useful..
(when that Microsoft Update Active X dropdown fails because the ActiveX Certificates Expired, if the sites even live)

On MCE 2005 it has been designed to report both KB873369 and KB900325 as missing
However, if you do skip KB873369 and you install KB900325 then the KB873369 will no longer be shown as missing.

The Windows Search 4.0 security update won't be shown as missing unless Windows Search 4.0 is installed.

Internet Explorer version scanning is pretty complex and looks at both the IE version and the OS.
It knows if IE6 on a system is eligable for KB2909921 and KB2964358 or only capable of KB2909921.
It knows if IE8 is eligable for KB2964358 and KB4018271 or only capable of KB2879017.
It knows to skip all that on an embedded os and directly look for KB4493435.

The .NET scanning on MCE will report 1.1 missing if it is, likewise for 1.1 SP1, Because they are needed by MCE Rollup2.

However, if you run it on any other version of XP then .NET 1.1 SP1 won't be reported as missing unless 1.1 is installed. My program won't suggest installing the .NET framework just because its missing.. unless its needed...

What it will do on every other XP, if it finds a .NET version installed, it will check what updates its lacking. It will display what .NET updates the system requires, but as i stated, it won't suggest installing something thats not needed.

You'll notice the menu also offers random information related to aspects of Windows XP.
that might expand into more sub menus at some stage.


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   The Windows XP Update Cleaner (27/DEC/2019)

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This Will Recover Lots of Drive Space for Windows XP Home, Pro, Media Center 2005 and Windows Fundamentals.
"WARNING!!" If You Have Just Updated Windows OR INSTALLED ANYTHING then YOU MUST Reboot BEFORE Running This.

This Removes The Following Large Folders

%SystemRoot%\ServicePackFiles
%SystemRoot%\$hf_mig$
%SystemRoot%\$NtServicePackUninstall$

It Also Removes All The Mini $KB Uninstall Folders and KB Logs from Windows Updates Spanning January 2002 to April 2019. And Clears Windows Temp and Current User Temp Folders.. File Not Found Just Means Its Not Their To Remove.

A reboot before using the cleaner is well advised incase an install you did has pending file changes laying in a temp folder.

This doesn't touch the registry at all, so it won't break codecs and plugins like most system cleaners by default do. It just looks for specific files and folders that are safe to remove, those which get left over by installers.


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   The Windows XP Update Installer Side (This is Not ready Yet)

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This will check the system for needed updates, and attempt to install them.

That means, If an update file is in the same folder "as my program" and your System needs it
then my program will install it.

If an update is needed and my program can't find it, then it'll tell you the file is missing.

This can be run over and over again if you need to add files, it won't re-install things.
It also understands the variances between Home, Pro, Mce, Wflp.

NOTE: While it will install the likes of KB955704 and KB952011 (if present)
It won't demand them or give an error if they're not found, Likewise for some others.

Essentially, Every "file not found warning popup" will be an update your system actually needs.

Just Remember, My Update Scanner can compile a Missing KB's list that covers most Optional and all Security Updates, this can install them if the files present. It will reboot at times, just run it again...

My advise for the Update system would be to place the windows updates and your chosen Internet Explorer version (be that the updates for 6.0 or the installer for IE7 or IE8)  and then run it.

If IE7 or IE8 installs then it'll reboot the system, re-run the script and it'll update the IE7 or IE8 and then Windows.

Only then would i move any .NET stuff into place (as .NET updating takes a long time)


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   * RANDOM NOTES *

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I think WMP reporting will be a nightmare (as most WMP versions use a few updates that are the same per version) and then 4 or 5 that are not. This means that if a user had WMP 8, 9 or 10 (with updates) If they then installed v11, it would still need some of those updates again,
And to check for them is pretty problematic, as they already appear to be in the registry from the last time.

Maybe a way to test a DLL version i guess?, but right now my scanner depends on nothing besides the command prompt and ide like to keep it that way.

At some stage, when the Install updates side is set up, i might add the ability for users to add custom files.

Such as..  MyTweaks1.REG,  MyTweaks1.BAT  and  MyTweaks1.CMD

Likewise for..   IE6Tweaks.REG, IE7Tweaks.REG and IE8Tweaks.REG

and also..  WMP9Tweaks.REG, WMP10Tweaks.REG and WMP11Tweaks.REG

Which those in turn would be run, if my exe detected you had added your own registry settings or
tweaking files into the folder, while using those specific file names for them.

Like i said, No one has ever truly written anything like this.. that didn't need something else...


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   * YOUR RIGHTS USING THIS SOFTWARE *

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THIS SOFTWARE MUST NOT BE DISTRIBUTED ON WEBSITES WHERE A USER IS FORCED TO REGISTER AND/OR PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION TO DOWNLOAD IT!

THIS SOFTWARE MUST ALSO NOT BE DISTRIBUTED BY MEANS OF FORCING A USER TO INSTALL A PROGRAM JUST TO DOWNLOAD MINE!

THAT MEANS ALL YOU BUNDLE TYPE FREEWARE SITES WITH FORCED BOOTSTRAP DOWNLOADERS CAN F OFF

FRANKLY:
Don't even discuss my software if your comment requires a paid subscription or a login just to read what you wrote.

You Simply Have No Rights to any Financial Gain OR Data Mined Information on the backbone of my work or my time.

IF YOUR UNSURE WHAT THIS MEANS, ITS PRETTY SIMPLE:

Imagine you google "How can i update windows xp"  result comes up with the question.. you click ok on the cookies or no cookies.. As you scroll past the question theirs a comment saying you can try something (which you know wont work) So you keep scrolling then a video begins to play, it then moves to the side.. You see a reply MARKED BEST ANSWER... faded out with a SUBSCRIBE FOR $ A MONTH button to view the answer..
IM REFERRING TO PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY USE WEBSITES LIKE THAT!
 I DIDN'T MAKE THIS TO MAKE THEM MONEY!

At this point in time, I provide this software for free.. keep that in mind...

IT HAS NO VERSION NUMBER...  JUST A BUILD DATE.....

No one has ever written anything like this, that didn't need something else...
It doesn't go anywhere near your DataStore.edb or even need wsusscn2.cab..
My program is more reliable Today than Windows Update and Microsoft Update..

Some standard XP updates are superseded by Pos updates, that i have yet to bother with..
This reports what XP needs from SP3 to 2014 and Embedded from April 2014 to April 2019

I shall end this post with a screen shot of what Microsoft would consider a fully updated Windows XP Professional (that apparently just lacked IE8)  My scanner begs to differ the offerings compared to what's really missing...

People Looking for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Junk Email Filter KB2825642

People Looking for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Junk Email Filter KB2825642 all over the net,  You realise thats old right ?,  Like i don't just mean old as in old software, but its also a Superseded file by like near on 3 years to a KB replacement ?   Office didn't expire in April 2014...

It's like fighting to find an antivirus pattern file from December 2013, when their is one sitting their from August 2016?  Well it says August, well 2 outa three places say august actually, but the files July 2016 where ever you snag it from at the moment.. On the links that work that is haha

Still July 2016 is a hell of a lot newer than December 2013  lol

Why people are lookin for an outa date pattern file i am at a total loss.. But facts wise, read it and weep folks, coz someone dropped a clanger in more than one place.. and ide stop using it anyway because its not really secure

Roll up roll up, pick a date.. any date..  August 2nd... sorry pal dead link.. oooo August 23rd.. awe sorry close but no cigar.. we have a winner with July 13th.. dam... lol

Currently offered here is August 2nd, 2016
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3115461/august-2-2016-update-for-outlook-2007-junk-email-filter-kb3115461

the actual download Link takes you to here  to a 404 file or directory not found error on the file link because its been deleted.

Here, in the microsoft download catalogue currently sits KB3115461, a 13th of July cab file billed as 23rd of August (extract CAB with winrar, run the MSP)   It's certainly newer than KB2825642 and anything else apparently said to be on offer from its makers lol

Just Extract the  MSP file from the  CAB  and Run it  :)

OR you could use this to run it

msiexec /p C:\Temp\mscomctlocx-x-none.msp /qn

Your welcome...

Internet Gateway Can't Access The Internet FIXED

So your trying to run Windows and you can't access the internet, you found an Internet Gateway icon in your network control panel like this image

and when you right click to enable it, it says failed, and what ever you do you can't enable Internet Gateway? or access the internet?

This is down to Universal Plug & Play, a  UPnP setting in your router and you have two basic options.

The easiest solution is to just run UnPlug n' Pray  on the system with the Internet Gateway issue. This can be run again at any time to re-enable UPnP , so its a great tool,  Works on 98 upto XP and also supports WINFLP   :)

Get  UPnP stand alone tool from  Gibson Research Here
doesn't even need .net  :)

Remember GRC made "shoot the messenger" ' "Socketlock" and the legendary shields up online port and firewall tester. A well established and trusted source.

Your alternative solution is to log into your router and disable UPnP (this will vary by model)  so might be easier to google

How do i disabled UPnP on Router Name

Remember using the UnPlug n' Pray option only changes UPnP on the one machine, it has absolutely no interaction with your router or your homes internet connection (only changes the machine its run on)

This is also a great Windows Fundamentals No Internet Fix

Windows XP Update Cleaner (30/NOV/2019)

Windows Update Cleaner better known as  WindowsXPUpdateCleaner.bat

Is the cleanest safest XP system clean up tool as it changes nothing in the registry  and just makes drive space by binning useless stuff no longer needed.  You just save the TEXT file and then change the Extension from .txt to .bat and run it.. You can download it Here. Current version 30/NOV/2019

Right click on it and select RE NAME
rename it so its now  WindowsXPUpdateCleaner.BAT

its icon should change, if it hasn't then its called  .bat.txt
it MUST end in .bat

IF you have problems Renaming the file (god help u)  lol anyway if you do
click on FILE and then SAVE AS and on the box at the Bottom, click the Drop Down
select ALL FILES and then Type the file name in with the  .BAT on the end like so

It will look like this when you Run it

Open In CMD Window

It's compatible with Windows XP Home, Pro, Corp, Media Center With any or no service pack,  also cleans up Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PC's.  Also Works on both x86 and x64 versions.

Small Fragment of the Code Structure Example

@TITLE TheWraith Windows XP Update UnInstall Remover
COLOR 4f
@echo off
setlocal
cls
echo.
@echo    ==================================================
@echo   [  TheWraith Windows XP Update UnInstall Remover                         ]
@echo   [  (c) http://www.pcrepairbootle.blogspot.co.uk                                  ]
@echo    ==================================================
echo.
echo    This Will Recover Lots Of Drive Space on x86 and x64
echo     For Windows XP Home Pro Media Center 2002 MCE2005
echo       Also Supports Cleaning Up Windows Fundamentals
echo.
echo    "WARNING!!"
echo     If You Have Just Updated Windows OR INSTALLED ANYTHING
echo     The YOU MUST Reboot BEFORE Running This, if so, press N
echo.
echo     This Removes The Following Large Folders
echo     %SystemRoot%\ServicePackFiles
echo     %SystemRoot%\$hf_mig$
echo     %SystemRoot%\$NtServicePackUninstall$
echo     It Also Removes All The Mini KB Folders and Logs from
echo     Windows Updates Spanning January 2002 to April 2019.
echo     And Clears Windows Temp and Current User Temp Folders
echo     File Not Found Just Means Its Not Their To Remove
:CHECK
@ECHO OFF
echo.
set /P c=      Do You Want To Cleanup Now..[Y/N]?
echo
if /I "%c%" EQU "Y" goto :RUN
if /I "%c%" EQU "N" goto :EXIT
goto :CHECK1

:EXIT
exit

:RUN
COLOR 1f
cls
echo.
ECHO  Looking for the old hidden Content.IE5 Folder in sub dir of the Windows Temp
ECHO  Relates to how IE 6 used a hidden sub folder in Windows Temp for temp net files
ECHO  Here  Windows\Temp\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\Temp\TEMPOR~1\Content.IE5
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\Temp\TEMPOR~1\
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\Temp\Cookies
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\Temp\History
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\Temp\Profiles
ECHO  DONE!
ECHO  I bet you hadn't seen that in over 15+ years...
ECHO  if you got an error here, Either malware or a file was in use
ECHO  No error should be directly below this text on most systems
echo.


echo.
ECHO Removing All files and folders from Windows Temp folder
DEL /Q %SystemRoot%\TEMP\*.*
DEL /S /F /Q %WINDIR%\TEMP\*.*
@echo off
del %WINDIR%\TEMP\. /f /q
for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ('dir %WINDIR%\TEMP\. /b') do rd "%WINDIR%\TEMP\%%i" /s /q
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


echo.
ECHO Removing All files and folders from Current User Temp folder
DEL /Q %TEMP%\*.*
DEL /S /F /Q %TEMP%\*.*
@echo off
del %TEMP%\. /f /q
for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ('dir %TEMP%\. /b') do rd "%TEMP%\%%i" /s /q
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The 497MB Folder Called "ServicePackFiles"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\ServicePackFiles
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Folder Called "$hf_mig$"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack of Update (Uninstallers)
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$hf_mig$
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The 302MB+ Folder Called "$NtServicePackUninstall$"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack of SP Update (Uninstallers)
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtServicePackUninstall$
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The 100MB+ Folder Called "$xpsp1hfm$"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack of SP1 Update (Uninstallers)
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$xpsp1hfm$
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Folder Called "$NtServicePackUninstallIDNMitigationAPIs$"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack of Update (Uninstallers)
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtServicePackUninstallIDNMitigationAPIs$
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Folder Called "$NtServicePackUninstallNLSDownlevelMapping$"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack of Update (Uninstallers)
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtServicePackUninstallNLSDownlevelMapping$
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Folder Called "ie7"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack Of Old Internet Explorer 6 Back Up Files
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\ie7
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Folder Called "ie7updates"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack Of Old Internet Explorer 7 Update folders
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\ie7updates
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Folder Called "ie8"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack Of Old Internet Explorer 7 Back Up Files
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\ie8
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Folder Called "ie8updates"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  This Holds A Stack Of Old Internet Explorer 8 Update folders
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\ie8updates
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The SET TMP Files
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET1.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET2.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET3.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET4.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET5.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET6.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET7.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET8.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET9.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET10.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET11.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET12.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET13.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET14.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET15.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET16.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET17.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET18.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET19.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET20.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET21.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET22.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET23.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET24.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET25.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET26.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET27.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET28.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET29.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET30.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET31.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET32.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET33.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET34.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET35.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET36.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET37.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET38.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET39.tmp
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\SET40.tmp
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting the folder Called "Config.Msi"
ECHO  Often left by random installers in the Root Drive
ECHO  This often also holds a stack of redundant old .NET folders
@echo off
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\Config.Msi
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\0c069fc63e291482fbbde81a4d
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\d1eb85469b4e59f02542
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\eb0f858276fa510f404c7871
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\89909644eb8841df0ead
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\7b6ded6a4ab347c402ef3771
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\0bccc5f6dc960029d1f868bf
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\74d74b8e1d73030272ee80b315
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\66dde1866c7024de3c1d3b29c58fea
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\69a3be9890d574aa909c
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\940fe6c6d0bcbb0076eaa902b0
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\3bcec6a8ffa259fb8f90c7de
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\82aecbe56b7bf9d1813aae
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\99dec3179190658736b9cc8
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\2948183685d845a531e8
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\8daf30fb4cfa5fd50334284d759d
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\8d6946b0ff7058f99751ba64dc34
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\7c4407e70d60804cf79ccfaaac
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\b77b6f48e61f939e0e0c83b2c8e1f014
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\a606b84428061d32d8520c3d850cff
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\33f90629a262bcf1406fbb0c
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\d09ef7a1c73f761066
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\30753c1d51a46fd429
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\ee8bbcbbc99d63816a8b5826973274
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\9d4d86972dfa20ca3c78475eded4
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\2b95272f9a1c771670ad28d5
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\ebf6089bc2700b0091614aee
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\1bbe6d77ac94dc28aaaf91b9
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\31614c9fd100f8aba635
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\6b1f889f6b8552ded4ae6669
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\6ff1db70456e2b280bb01ad41f250887
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\d981a56b31de896aacea
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\9f837a965cc8740be338502b640b4a86
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\2e388cbf7bc3806338f579d688e07c
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\9afc47404feb44d1ce3921
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\925fcbc916580e23b7c976
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\ad7396cf254139da1df6c8c93083
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\7faf08b1e3e4044796234a3d873f1485
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\022d61afdc4df1d473f482
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\7141cb075d992072b26e
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\d0d2202aae045d40b2
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\17afa85304a82ed2a555a10eb5aa9223
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\eb0f858276fa510f404c7871
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\1ea04f9b81c0b0345a71f1444a8414
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\2a8f5e3ab0e502b3d55e82
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\2ecda9c3cafd37d9384d79a10604b1
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\3b77d63c21e1497a0176fa58
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\3ceb281d73bda89e28f3174a12
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\3ef30cd9ea851ddd7567a86265eb85
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\4b341d01dd85caa2d253d72e
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\4fafd077433bb5965dcdc1a2570d474b
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\5a0185768200708151564e
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\5ee1d173c1d8b6ec5e4e86893c09bd
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\5f2522425ce7572bd0bd3617e3d54440
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\6b59eabe00116c4e6e9952c7
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\6d38beccde3316160f6a97525583
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\6ddb068810e4a68ab6a726811b97
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\06edc566e72883f9e4374382150e94
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\7cbd42132452d67bfb09be9f89
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\7d869a6cf687331e14eaa899e3f1
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\8b8485993cf7605617306c77
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\8d916eb659be5ae21988425cd021
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\8dac04aed1db76792c0e8c320fa4
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\9f53ed01b7c08ae93e54d5a4017f06fd
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\9fb31723e68ba8ecc72dc508360eb404
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\31e88b8fad6fb6adca47
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\39dd7456f47989d18d79
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\1ca2a1734eb81b434ac1596087
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\23a6dd4e75335eb89285ac70
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\IISTEM~1
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\msdownld.tmp
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemDrive%\WINSSLog
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\{3C270D9D-E9B3-4B32-9CEE-011D8DE7F2E3}
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\{733355E6-118F-4B38-AFD4-BC762F305FAE}
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\{5D7A5D08-02AA-4A9D-96E8-0AD14F565487}
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\system32\tmp98D04.FOT
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\system32\tmp7CD04.FOT
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\system32\tmp60E04.FOT
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\system32\tmp44E04.FOT
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\system32\tmpCFC04.FOT
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\system32\tmpA4D04.FOT
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\ALT-TA~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\CALCUL~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\CMDHER~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\HTMLSL~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\IMAGER~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\MAGNIF~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\SLIDES~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\TIMERS~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemRoot%\DOWNLO~2\VIRTUA~1.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\TESTDIR.TMP
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\msdownld.tmp
DEL /Q %SystemRoot%\TESTDIR.TMP
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting the Install left overs from "SoftwareDistribution"
ECHO  Installers leave Un-Needed stuff In the SoftwareDistribution Directory
@echo off
DEL /Q %SystemRoot%\SoftwareDistribution\Download\*.*
DEL /S /F /Q %SystemRoot%\SoftwareDistribution\Download\*.*
@echo off
del %SystemRoot%\SoftwareDistribution\Download\. /f /q
for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ('dir %SystemRoot%\SoftwareDistribution\Download\. /b') do rd "%SystemRoot%\SoftwareDistribution\Download\%%i" /s /q
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting BitFrose Malware Spy (BitDefender online scan dropper)
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\EBFB1375E8DE43DD84303E43485E19F8.TMP
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting the Install left overs from "MICROSOFT VISUAL C++ 2008"
ECHO  Stored In The Root Folder
ECHO  Their Install usually leaves Un-Needed DLL files in your root Directory
@echo off
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1028.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1031.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1033.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1036.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1040.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1041.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1042.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.1049.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.2052.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\eula.3082.txt
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\globdata.ini
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.exe
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.ini
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1028.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1031.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1033.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1036.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1040.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1041.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1042.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.1049.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.2052.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\install.res.3082.dll
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\VC_RED.cab
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\VC_RED.MSI
DEL /Q /F %SystemDrive%\vcredist.bmp
ECHO  DONE!
echo.


ECHO  Deleting The Mini folders Called "$NtUninstallKB******$"
ECHO  Usually Stored In The Windows Folder
ECHO  These Hold Mini folders with Windows Update (Uninstallers)
@echo off
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$968930Uinstall_KB968930$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\TempC629558B-DD21-1E3F-8803-DA53AC12F432-Signatures
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ814995$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ322011$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ282784$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ814545$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ815411$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ810020$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ331816$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ331060$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ330909$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallq330512$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallq329112$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ327979$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ828026$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ282784$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ307869$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ308210$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ309521$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ310437$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ310510$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ311542$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ311889$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ311967$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ315000$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ315403$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ316397$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ317277$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ318138$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ318388$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ318966$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ319322$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ319580$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ319949$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ320174$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ320552$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ320678$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ323172$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ324096$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ324380$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ326830$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ328940$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329048$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329048_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329115$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329170$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329170_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329390$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329390_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329441$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329441_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329834$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ329834_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ810565$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ810577$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ810577_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ810833$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ810833_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ814033$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ815021$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ815021_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ817287$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ819696$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallQ819696_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB4408$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB821253_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB822603$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB823182_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB823559$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB824105_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB825119$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB828035_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB828741$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB828741_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB833987_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB835732_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB837001_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB839643_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB839645_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB840315$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB840315_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB840374_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB840987_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB841356_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB841533_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB841873_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB873376_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB887822$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB887822_RTM$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB892944$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB817778$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB820291$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB821253$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB823182$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB824105$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB826939$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB826942$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB828035$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB833987$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB835732$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB837001$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB839643$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB839645$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB840374$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB840987$
RMDIR /Q /S %SystemRoot%\$NtUninstallKB841356$

NOTE:
The script is much longer, the code above is just a fragment to give an example

If  any Log files or $KB$ folders the Complete BAT fails to remove then shoot us a comment with them kb numbers and i will add them..

Trying To Install Windows 7 required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing

Ive read may websites in relation to facing this Windows 7 Install Error

A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have a driver floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB flash drive, please insert it now.

Note: If the Windows installation media is in the CD/DVD drive, you can safely remove it for this step.

There are a number of solutions and theories out their and the majority don't work for most people, However, because there are multiple solutions some dumb people look for the simplest solution  and the problem here is this.. out of the multiple solutions only two are going to work for you on that specific machine you are using!

The first solution that works for everyone  is to install any form of windows XP, once that's installed run the windows 7 setup from within xp, select Full Install (not upgrade)  Then when asked what type of install, its the second option for a Full Install..

At this point it'll get to a stage were it actually shows you the hard disk or the virtual hard disk... DO NOT CLICK DRIVE OPTIONS and play with it.. Just highlight the drive and click next.. And their you have it.. Windows 7 will install...

The second solution is one that works for those with external DVD drives is this... After getting the message, simply go backwards to the box with the install button and then unplug the drive from a USB3 port and plug it into a USB2 port.

Don't have a USB 2 port?,  I guess you could always try a cheep and nasty USB hub that gives you access to 4 USB ports.. the cheep ones are often USB 2, consider it like an adapter rather than just a hub.. handy piece of kit today huh.. yet pile of crap back in the day.. Could maybe  also use a USB 1.1 extension lead too if you have no hub.

The tricky Third solution and tbh its far from a recommendation here  Is to go into your Bios and set your hard disk controllers to IDE, the problem here is sometimes a board will then disable access to your Second Sata drive (if you have one) Also some boards don't have this option. Whether it be IDE-SATA or IDE-RAID or SATA-RAID,  people still appear to face problems.

The Install 7 from within xp appears the simplest method for virtual issues.

RANDOM TESTING NOTES:

These are some ideas i had while facing this problem of Installing windows 7 on a Windows XP computer with Virtual PC 2007 and some of the ideas i tried. That'll give you an idea that i do know what I'm doing most of the time  and these notes may answer some questions your considering as possible solutions. So here are some other tricks i tried.

I setup a virtual drive and unticked hardware virtualization, This way it would be a universal virtual driver set always in use  Rather than anything related from My Own Board  being added to either OS used.

I Installed an XP, I then ran Win7 from within XP, selected full install, selected the drive and installed 7.

I then ran a program from within the running Windows 7 to back up ALL the drivers.  Smart idea huh..

Then i made an ISO file with just these drivers, then I created a new virtual machine, disabled hardware virtualization, selected the the option to Capture ISO, selected my win7 and began to install the win7 from fresh.

When i got the no CD/DVD error, i told virtual PC to capture the Drivers.iso i made and browsed to the ISO with the option on the windows 7 install box and selected my drivers iso.

It took a while (slow pc) but it listed all the drivers, i selected all hit next, took ages and failed on the Trio video driver. So i de-selected the trio tried the rest, It then took ages testing all the others again and at the end told me none were compatible. I also tried them individually.

This to me makes no sense at all,  while installing XP first will work for everyone, i am at a loss as to why when 7 is cleaned up & drivers backed up.. why they won't work...

I can only think it is a Text Mode Driver  issue and the drivers backed up are not text mode drivers, but the intricate differences isn't my field at all.

I also tried a number of textmode drivers designed for slipstreaming into Windows 7 and also Vista and none of those even appear when i tick "hide drivers that are not compatible" Nor did any of the usual XP text mode drivers.

Rather random the ones i backed up actually list but none are what its looking for... I suppose their could be text mode versions of those it lists, but i doubt they would be hook'able by Virtual PC's own kinda Bios.

The only solid solution as of the date of this post (October 2019) Is to install Win7 from within XP, and a full install, not upgrade with NO modifications to the partition XP made when you select the drive within 7's setup.

Help With Missing Office 2007 Updates and Slipstreaming Office 2007 Updates

So your looking for

mscomctlocx2007-kb2881067-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
msptls2007-kb3085549-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
ieawsdc2007-kb2596650-fullfile-x86-glb.exe

Best Option
Searching for Patches is done like this
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB2881067
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB3085549
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB2596650

You WILL find the 3 CAB files you require On That Site

File Usage
Just Extract the CAB files so you get the MSP files your after, Then double click them OR just use the likes of this in a script

msiexec /p C:\Temp\ieawsdc-x-none.msp /qn

msiexec /p C:\Temp\mscomctlocx-x-none.msp /qn

msiexec /p C:\Temp\msptls-x-none.msp /qn

Also Remember
The way office 2007 works, the MSP  and  XML files can be placed into the Updates Folder on the CD and they would then be installed During the Office 2007 Initial Instillation.

How can i integrate SP3 this way ? you maybe wondering

With something like this...

C:\Downloads\office2007sp3-kb2526086-fullfile-en-us.exe /extract:C:\TEMP\OFFICE2007\Updates

Note that relies on the Update EXE being in  C:\Downloads
Note that relies on the Office CD being located at C:\TEMP\OFFICE2007

NOTE:
Trying to find  KB2825642  ?  read Here

Your welcome....

LINK TO MY WORK! DON'T COPY AND PASTE MY WORK TO YOUR OWN SITES!

Windows XP Embedded Security Updates List

(list might feature the names of some restricted hotfixes) its only provided for histories sake and might lack some KB numbers

XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2686509-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2878379-v2-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2926765-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2957503-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2957509-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2961072-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2976627-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2987107-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2989935-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2991963-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2992611-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2993254-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2993651-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2993958-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB2998579-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3000061-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3002885-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3003057-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3004361-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3006226-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3008923-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3011780-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3011843-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3013126-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3013455-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3019215-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3020393-v2-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3021674-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3021952-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3023562-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3029944-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3030398-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3032323-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3032359-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3033395-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3033889-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3034344-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3035132-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3038314-v3-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3039024-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3039066-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3045171-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3046049-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3046306-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3046482-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3049563-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3050945-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3057839-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3058515-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3061518-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3065822-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3065979-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3068368-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3069392-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3070102-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3072630-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3072633-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3073921-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3076895-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3077657-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3078071-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB307860-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3078601-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3079904-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3080446-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3081320-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3087038-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3087039-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3087985-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3092601-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3093503-v3-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3093983-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3094996-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3097877-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3100773-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3104002-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3105579-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3108381-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3109094-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3109560-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3121918-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3124000-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3124001-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3124624-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3126587-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3126593-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3139914-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3140709-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3145739-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3146963-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3149090-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3153704-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3156013-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3161561-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3161664-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3161949-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3164033-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3164035-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3170455-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3177186-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3178034-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3183431-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3185911-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3191203-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3191256-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3194371-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3196348-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3196718-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3196726-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3198218-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3198510-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3203859-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3203884-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3204723-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB3204724-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4012584-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4012598-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4014652-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4014794-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4015383-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4017018-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4018466-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4018490-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4018556-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4019204-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4022746-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4022747-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4024323-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4025218-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4025409-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4025497-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4034044-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4034775-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4039384-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4041995-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4042007-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4042067-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4042120-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4042121-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4042122-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4042723-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4047211-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4052303-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4056564-v2-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4056941-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4089082-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4089175-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4089453-v2-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4089694-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4091756-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4101477-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4130957-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4134651-v2-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4291391-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4294413-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4339284-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4339291-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4340937-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4343674-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4457163-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4458000-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4458001-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4458003-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4458006-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4458008-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4458318-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4462935-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4462987-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4463103-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4463361-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4463545-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4463573-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4466388-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4467689-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4470118-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4470198-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4473077-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4473078-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4486463-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4486465-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4486468-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4486536-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4486538-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4486924-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4487085-v2-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4487086-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4489493-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4489973-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4489974-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4489977-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4490228-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4490385-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4490501-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4491443-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493341-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493563-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493790-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493793-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493794-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493795-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493796-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493797-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4493927-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4494059-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4494528-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WindowsXP-KB4495022-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\NDP20SP2-KB2978124-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\NDP20SP2-KB3074546-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp20sp2-kb4040968-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp20sp2-kb4054178-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp20sp2-kb4095516-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp20sp2-kb4338615-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp20sp2-kb4344180-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\NDP30SP2-KB2973115-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp30sp2-kb4055229-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp30sp2-kb4338597-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp30sp2-kb4457058-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp35sp1-kb4470633-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\NDP40-KB2978125-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\NDP40-KB3122653-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\NDP40-KB3127225-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4021915-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4040962-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4054173-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4095528-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4338598-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4457046-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4462774-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\.NET ONLY\ndp40-kb4470490-x86.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE6\WindowsXP-KB3124275-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB2964358-x86-custom-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB2976627-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB2987107-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3003057-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3008923-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3021952-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3032359-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3038314-v3-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3049563-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3058515-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3065822-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3074886-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3078071-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3087038-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3087985-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3093983-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3100773-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3104002-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB3124275-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE7\IE7-WindowsXP-KB4018271-x86-Embedded-custom-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB2976627-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB2987107-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3003057-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3008923-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3012176-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3021952-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3032359-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3038314-v3-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3049563-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3058515-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3065822-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3074886-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3078071-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3087038-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3087985-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3093983-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3100773-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3104002-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3124275-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3154070-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB3160005-x86-Embedded-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\IE8\IE8-WindowsXP-KB4493435-x86-custom-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\Service Packs\Q811279_XPE_SP2_X86_ENU (WebInst).exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\Service Packs\Q831558_XPE_SP2_X86_ENU (WebInst).exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\Service Packs\WindowsXPESP1-KB887998-x86-ENU (WebInst).exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsMedia-KB3067903-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsMedia10-KB3033890-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsMedia11-KB3033890-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsMedia9-KB3033890-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsXP-WindowsMedia10-3033890-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsXP-WindowsMedia10-3067903-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsXP-WindowsMedia11-KB3033890-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsXP-WindowsMedia11-KB3067903-x86-ENU.exe
XP\WindowsXPEmbedded\WMP\WindowsXP-WindowsMedia9-KB3033890-x86-ENU.exe

FIGHT SPAM EMAIL

People are always moaning about junk email and yet never do anything about it...
You got time to send poker chips, hammers, nails and gold on random games..
Plenty of time to share posts & tweets.. SO WHY NOT SHARE THE EMAIL ?

ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS FORWARD THE EMAIL TO THE ACTUAL COMPANY

Got a bogus email from  Amazon?..  Simply click on FORWARD and send it to
stop-spoofing@amazon.com

Got a bogus email from PayPal?... Simply click on FORWARD and send it to
spoof@paypal.com

Got a bogus email from eBay?... Simply click on FORWARD and send it to
spoof@ebay.com

Got a bogus email from FedX?... Simply click on FORWARD and send it to
abuse@fedex.com

Got a bogus email from UPS?... Simply click on FORWARD and send it to
fraud@ups.com

Got a bogus email from Facebook?... Simply click on FORWARD and send it to
phish@fb.com

Got a bogus email from Netflix?... Simply click on FORWARD and send it to
phishing@netflix.com

once you have these email addresses in your address book, just hit forward, select the company and SEND :D

Its a real shame ALL company's just don't use a simple PHISHING @ THEIR DOMAIN
BUT All you need to do (to get an email address you need) is to Google the phrase

"Report Phishing" and the "Name of the company"

JUST REMEMBER  Most websites used for these phishing scams are paid for with stolen credit cards
its time to SHARE JUNK EMAIL WITH THE COMPANIES THEY RELATE TO..

GET PEOPLE CAUGHT, GET SERVERS SHUT DOWN.. MAKE IT NONE COST EFFECTIVE BY SIMPLY CLICKING FORWARD... AND PICKING THE COMPANY FROM YOUR ADDRESS BOOK...

IMAGINE THE FACES WHEN A SERVER DIES OR IS TAKEN AWAY BY THE POLICE

DO YOUR BIT!!

WANT A NIGHT OF FUN?,  GO INTO YOUR JUNK FOLDER & DO THE SAME FROM THEIR, WHO CARES IF THEIR JUNKED ALREADY?   WE ALL DO SO REPORT THEM!!!

FASTER YOU  ALL  NIP THIS IN THE BUD THE FASTER THEY MOVE ON, WE'VE ALREADY HELPED WITH INFO THATS STOPPED 1000's OF BOGUS CALLS FROM SIM CARDS BOUGHT WITH STOLEN CREDIT CARDS.. NOW LETS CLAMP DOWN ON THE EMAIL SPAMMERS TOO!

SHARE ME, STOP THEM!

YOU CAN ALSO FORWARD SPAM MAIL TO  spam@uce.gov  AND  reportphishing@apwg.org

KB4340558 Won't Install

So you can't install KB4340558 ?

First you need to view Update History (use the search on the top right of the update history box)

Search for   KB4229727    and Uninstall it
Search for   KB4096417    and Uninstall it

Then REBOOT

Then open the command prompt as an admin and type
(or copy this then click the top left corner of cmd box, select edit then paste)

Dism /Online /NoRestart /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup

after that Reboot..

Then try and install just   KB4340558  on its own

Reboot twice after that then check for updates....

COMMON PROBLEMS ?

Error: 14098
The component store has been corrupted.

RUN this at the command prompt

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

Still having problems ? (maybe your antivirus)

Add an exclusion for C:\Windows\WinSxS
Also add an exclusion for process dism.exe
 in your antivirus.. just remember to remove the exclusions when your done.

Lets Fight Bogus Calls and Texts Together

So you keep getting phone calls from numbers that begin with 020, or your getting phone calls from another number or even an Unknown number ? been involved in an accident that didn't happen in the first place?

Or your getting Spammy texts.. frankly your sick of looking at your phone to see its just trash ?

Its time to help the whole of the UK stop this now!!

If you register with TPS (telephone preference service) then that cuts down on all of legal call centres that run legally via a register.... IF your still receiving calls 28 days after registering with tps then REPORT THE CALL!!.. help us put a stop to it by simply taking 60 seconds to report it HERE

ALL YOU NEED IS THE TIME AND DATE...
granted a number speeds things up... but its not actually needed!!!

Most illegal cold calling is done on pay & go sims funded by stolen bank card details.. the more that REPORT THEM CALLS   the faster their will be no worth in doing it!!

WHAT ABOUT SPAMMY TEXTS?

that's even easier.. you just FORWARD THE TEXT MESSAGE   to  7726 ,
notice how 7726 spells out the word  SPAM on your keypad...  so its easy to remember!!!

DO US ALL A FAVOUR AND GET REPORTING NUISANCE CALLS AND TXT'S NOW!

share this round!!!  get it out there!!!  make it not worth the effort to harass people!!!
by helping to kill the sim cards they use!!!

How to block nuisance calls
How to stop nuisance calls
How to prevent nuisance calls
How to block spam texts
How to stop spam texts
How to prevent spam texts

Disable Telemetry Tracking AKA Location Services in Windows 7

Right Click, select New, Create a  Text File (us ethe menu at the top to turn OFF word wrap)
and paste this into it

sc config DiagTrack start= disabled
sc stop DiagTrack
reg delete HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\AutoLogger-Diagtrack-Listener /f
reg delete HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\Diagtrack-Listener /f
reg delete HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\SQMLogger /f
reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Diagnostics\DiagTrack /f
reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\DataCollection /f
takeown /f %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis /A /r /d y
icacls %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis /grant:r *S-1-5-32-544:F /T /C
del /f /q %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis\*.rbs
del /f /q /s %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis\ETLLogs\*
exit

Save it, then rename it to either   .BAT   or   .CMD
right click and run as admin.

Disable Telemetry Tracking AKA Location Services in Windows 8.1

Right Click, select New, Create a  Text File (us ethe menu at the top to turn OFF word wrap)
and paste this into it


sc config DiagTrack start= disabled
sc stop DiagTrack
reg delete HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\AutoLogger-Diagtrack-Listener /f
reg delete HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\Diagtrack-Listener /f
reg delete HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\WMI\AutoLogger\SQMLogger /f
reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Diagnostics\DiagTrack /f
reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\DataCollection /f
takeown /f %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis /A /r /d y
icacls %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis /grant:r *S-1-5-32-544:F /T /C
del /f /q %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis\*.rbs
del /f /q /s %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Diagnosis\ETLLogs\*
exit

Save it, then rename it to either   .BAT   or   .CMD
right click and run as admin.

Windows Update For new Ransomware also covers XP

Update downloads from Microsoft Here

Windows Vista End Of Support Notice 11th April 2017

Windows Vista Update Support Ended Today (11th April 2017)

Files Gathered For Offline Users Doing a Restore.

To be updated....

you may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems

Ever been struck with you may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems ?

Here is how to fix it..

Open Cydia, look along the bottom for "Sources"  Select that, then on the top Left hand side tap "Refresh"  that is the same as trying to run apt-get from the terminal.. job done  :)

Can't Sign Into E-Mail ?

 Can't Sign Into E-Mail ?

Outlook, Hotmail and Live servers are down on a global level....

Starting to look like what ever was affecting Amazon has spread.

Microsoft are saying nothing to the public.. the joys  ¯\(º_o)/¯

You may also get the message saying

Click here to enter your most recent password 

I suggest you DON'T enter anything until someone tells the world just WHO exactly is actually in control of them severs!

One Last Update For Internet Explorer 8.0 on XP

Microsoft decided to release One Last Update For Internet Explorer 8.0 for Windows XP on the 30th April 2014 after officially pulling the plug on the 8th of April 2014.

The browser update was released right across the board for XP including the embedded IE6  built into XP and also for the IE7 and IE8 updated browsers on both x86 and x64 Xp systems.

Although oddly the KB search on the update catalogue site  provides No results, the files where still on the microsoft download site.

They where named as follows

WindowsXP-KB2964358-x86-custom-ENU.exe (for the onboard IE 6)
IE7-WindowsXP-KB2964358-x86-custom-ENU.exe
IE8-WindowsXP-KB2964358-x86-custom-ENU.exe

WindowsServer2003-KB2964358-x64-ENU.exe (for the onboard IE 6)
IE7-WindowsServer2003-KB2964358-x64-ENU.exe
IE8-WindowsServer2003.WindowsXP-2964358-x64-ENU.exe


Updated 17th January 2017:

WARNING:

For the genuine none PosReady users i hate to say it but "Windows Update" along with "Microsoft Update" and the windows "Auto Update" no longer offer users the KB2964358 update.

Also the most modern Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8 Windows XP   they now offer users is KB2879017, which is oddly dated 23rd September 2013.

That's a far cry from even KB2909210 released on the 10th February 2014, one could say "yeah but you also get KB2632503 and KB2510531" but lets take a closer look at what they both really are and remind our selves just.. what they where.

KB2632503
IE8-WindowsXP-KB2632503-x86-ENU.exe, well this thing replaced KB976662 which in turn was also replaced by KB2510531... bah humbug... All confusion aside if i was to just name something people would remember and suddenly you realise its been missing a while.

What if i renamed IE8-WindowsXP-KB2632503-x86-ENU.exe
                         Into      WindowsXP-KB2632503-JS58-x86-ENU.exe

see that JS58? and suddenly its gone from kinda like this...

Description: Install this update to improve Internet Explorer 8's JSON interoperability in conformance with the new ECMAScript, fifth edition standard. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. (even that lacks the old term JScript)

Into

Description: Install this update to resolve issues in Windows. For a complete listing of the issues that are included in this update, see the associated Microsoft Knowledge Base article for more information. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. 

 

So what about this one ?

KB2510531
IE8-WindowsXP-KB2510531-x86-ENU.exe
Just what's under the hood of this one ?
Well do you remember getting another update every month along with JScript?  Only this one was for ActiveX Killbits?  well that's what it is. (and this things dated March 2011)

Doesn't it make you wonder what ever happened to the CAPICOM-KB931906

Description: This update resolves a security vulnerability in the redistributable component CAPICOM (versions prior to 2.1.0.2) which could result in remote code execution.

So if your updating a bog standard XP online then your missing at the very least, KB2909210, KB931906, KB931906 and KB2964358. Its no wonder KB2925418 got pulled by what people are describing but that's just the last one (that's the March 2014 Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8, 9 & 10)

If we where to talk "Conspiracies" and say (just for imaginative example) That between October 2013 and April 2014.. a company leased the telemetry code and fed it into users machines to gather stats for windows 10 and also this idea of users essentially "Torrenting Updates with windows 10" to save a company a load of bandwidth...

Then the lease runs out, so in turn, any updates featuring that code get pulled. Kinda looks like that  MS good deed of.. "here people you can have IE8-WindowsXP-KB2964358-x86-custom-ENU.exe"  but then  "advising us" its best to install it right after a roll up.. conveniently being IE8-WindowsXP-KB2925418-x86-ENU.exe seems more like a slap in our face than a good deed.

So users formatting, partition restoring and updating

Your using a JScript from the 4th of March 2011
Your using ActiveX Killabits from 28th October 2011
and a IE Cumulative Security Update from the 23rd of October 2013

and yet support ended 8th April 2014? and one assumes your fully updated to that 8th of April? because it lets you get the downloads...?

False sense of security is even more false than one can imagine...
i get the moaning that some updates were telemetry fixes.. but theirs no way from March 2011, Oct 2013 to April 2014 their wasn't major security or other bugs fixed.

When i set up an XP x64 SP2 (with IE 8) I get offered the same set of KB Numbers.

So remember, although support ended in April 2014, the browsers patch rate is October 2013, one runtimes from March 2011 and the others from October 2011... Hell... does this mean they've been officially data mining info since march 2011, escalated it in october 2011 and went in for the kill in 2013?... April 30th 2014 looked like someone was scooping up the dregs before pulling the plug.

And people wonder why i maintain this blog...

So if it has been safe using just these 3
IE8-WindowsXP-KB2510531-x86-ENU.exe
IE8-WindowsXP-KB2632503-x86-ENU.exe
IE8-WindowsXP-KB2879017-x86-ENU.exe
Since october, then just wtf was with the next 5 cumulative updates....

The strange thing is the April 2014 Update ISO listed here points to a dead page here and yet the file listed here that link currently works. Notice how when searching on the DL site it has the word FREE next to it here, one wonders when a BASKET is going to appear with a £ or $ sign ?  
Meanwhile everyone with Windows 10 is Seeding Updates by default on users own bandwidth... just like wtf...



Updated April 2017:

WARNING:

Microsoft have released another out of life cycle patch for Windows XP users, however it only appears available for XP-SP3 with IE 8

The file names are
IE8-WindowsXP-KB4018271-x86-custom-ENU.exe
IE8-WindowsXP-KB4018271-x64-custom-ENU.exe

They didn't release one for the IE6 or IE7.  Nor will KB4018271-x86  Install on Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PC's.  Do NOT post ini file hacks in the comments for installing KB4018271.  Keep the blog Clean and LEGAL!

Windows XP Service Pack 4

These are my random thoughts on what I would essentially call a Fan Made Service Pack 4 for Windows XP. Some hail it as epic, some slant it as untrustworthy... Let me know what you think of it in the comments and i shall give you my opinions on it as follows....

First off, it's a great idea and im sure it took a lot of work but it lacks a lot of legalities, the permission to use the reg tweaks is great but the implementation of them and the PosReady fix along with microsoft stuff released After April 2014 makes the pack illegal.

It would of been nice to have a semi legal release that just caps off the official life cycle of the OS. The removal of the need to validate media player 11 also causes legal issues with using it.

The reg tweaks should be a Folder under Admin tools with a Reg key for ON and OFF regarding each feature. The packs not sterile because it wont suit all users or network environments unless the user is pc savi to change these settings.

The fact its had the PosReady patch slipped in & yet it hasn't had the Download ActiveX stuff put in for "Microsoft Update" seams also really stupid to only have Windows Update included. If your going to try and integrate .Net 3.5 then clearly windows should be using Microsoft Update (update windows AND OTHER microsoft products) Such as Microsoft .NET

.Net 3.5 included but yet no PowerToys Included ?
why no TweakUI or even AutoRuns placed within the Program Files dir?
IE 8 and yet no Silverlight ?

I see 37 updates on windows update as of today (for PosReady) You realise a system will automatically break the law if auto updates are enabled. It's such a shame because this pack could of truly been an SP4 and then an optional version. Its a lot easier to End a Pack than make one that still essentially needs more. It also should of blocked out MSE and hid it on windows update to avoid offering users to install an AV that actually no longer works.. (win update offers the newer MSE which is clearly dead and an older version is needed) It doesn't even hide the update for the End of support notice, were was the imagination once this pack began?

Microsoft .NET 4.0 is offered on windows update (not .NET 4.5.2) this in turn (after installing 4.0) will bring an unleash a mass of 40+ updates relating to .Net 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 when a merged reg key for 4.0 could of had it offer 4.5.2 and cut down on a stack of the follow on updates.

I have tested the SP4 on Xp Home OEM, XP Professional (Corporate VLK) both harddrive tower based and i have tested it on a Windows 7 Professional running the Virtual XP-MODE with the XP Professional OEM, same results on all 3, it works. XPS Viewer, yet no taskkill.exe added to home. I clocked qefcheck is in and yet no permanent copy of qchain.

I mean if a packs going to break laws and step over the line, step off the kerb to do that bit more, why just tip toe, why that iddy didy bit after what must of been masses of work? to overlook the small easy tasks ? DirectX isn't anywhere near what it should be neither.  What about the patched UX theme dll, why was it not included?

This SP4.. It's such a cool idea and yet a waste of time using it. Even for offline gamers, the Dx Online updater tool is going to offer more DX components (once certain games are installed) at some stage it wont be safe at all to hook XP to the web to download something. Things change over the years.

It just leaves a lot to be desired really in what it could have been capable of. I will be sticking to my own BAT scripts to update a pre-installed XP environment offline and my own bat scripts when slipstreaming separate updates into a custom OEM replacement image for servicing systems.

A fantastic idea with to many ideas above its station and not enough imagination.
frankly this comes across more like a "Roll Up" than a XP farewell finale, frankly he fkd this up.

You can download it from MajorGeeks, just google search  WindowsXP-USP4-v3.1b-x86-ENU.exe

If your looking to keep your XP legal (but having problems browsing microsoft servers with IE 8.0) the check  out the little archive were making here
ber in mind that Microsoft Update and Windows Update (the ActiveX Control certificate is Signed & Dated) that Root Certificate will expire one day.. so the page here will be important one day im sure.