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n7Epsilon

If someone is willing to maintain the code or keep it under development. I will put it up on bitbucket.org as an open-source project.
It is written in C# and needs Visual Studio 2010 to compile (but it targets .NET 2.0 so it runs on .NET 2.0 and upwards).

n7Epsilon

@ChiefZeke Please send me DOSNET.INF, TXTSETUP.SIF, LAYOUT.INF from the result source that crashes slipstreamer. Also, can say, what triggers the crash ? Does it happen after pressing the "Integrate" button ? At what step of integration ? or does it crash after browsing to the source ? When you get ...

n7Epsilon

Sorry for not replying, but real life has had me occupied for a very long time now.

I have a passing idea, do you have installed the 32-bit version of .NET framework ?

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Actually, MS updated the article and changed the x64 hotfix. The new one seems to work properly with the current slipstreamer.

The new file is: WindowsMedia11-KB2378111-x64-ENU.exe (dfecc3533634989d87e55dfe7d00aa58)

n7Epsilon

hidec does not display the flashing console window before running something hidden, while this one does.
I don't know if hidec.exe can hide other console windows or not, but this one does.

Using one over the other is a matter of preference.

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Reuploaded to SkyDrive

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The correct way is to add the wmp installer in the top textbox (where it says path to wmp redistributable) and the hotfixes only in the hotfixes box. (wmp11-windowsxp-x64-enu.exe is not a hotfix. That is the wmp installer). I am not sure how it passed when you did the same in x64. If it did, then th...

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@5eraph, no actually. At first, it used to do that (it would lose focus when that happened), but then it transitioned to searching for CAB file header inside the EXE and extracting it. (This is similar to how 7z extracts SFX Cabs). The particular error mentioned above is due to the incorrect additio...

n7Epsilon

Sorry, but I don't have time to work on this utility (and haven't had much time lately), so this utility has been discontinued.

A built-in function of the RVM Integrator (as of 1.6) does the same thing and is supported and updated by Siginet (this hasn't been updated in a very long time).

n7Epsilon

VirtualBox mainly for the remote RDP support (and its ability to copy / paste across RDP). I hated VMware's VNC implementation because of that (and the slowness) Also VMware is now bloated with stuff I don't use and VirtualBox just works. Although one thing against VirtualBox is that you're more lik...

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Well I'm still around but quite caught up with real life at the moment. In addition, in order to be more robust and support more features, it needs to be completely re-written from scratch. So far, I haven't got any spare time at all to do this. Part of the problem is that the specifications of an e...

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Yes, I meant that one.

Since code keeps it reasonably updated and due to my lack of time, I stopped updating this one.
His addon integrates the runtimes in exactly the same method as this one (which is actually based on an old version of his addon).

n7Epsilon

Note that this is now outdated, I recommend that you use code's Microsoft Runtimes as it includes all of this and C++ 2005 runtimes as well.

n7Epsilon

Make sure you have write permission in the folder you are slipstreaming in and remove the read-only attribute.

n7Epsilon

If you integrate redxii's pack and then run the slipstreamer and pass the wmp11 version of that hotfix with the hotfixes, it will handle overwriting the files affected in question correctly. However there maybe some extraneous entries left in the registry that reference the WMP9 version of the fix. ...

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They may contain fixes that supercede it. If you really want to make sure, make a copy of your source after integrating the update pack in question and run the slipstreamer manually. It will popup a message if it detects that the fixes are needed on that source. These fixes are part of SP3 so they a...

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A paragraph later wrote:To workaround the issue, integrate these fixes (or an update pack that contains them or fixes that supercede them) before running the slipstreamer.

n7Epsilon

No, Defense+ is about Comodo.

n7Epsilon

The solution to the Defense+ issue is to use the checkbox "Disable Defense+ permanently (requires system restart)" in Advanced > Defense+ Settings and then rebooting. This removes the guard32.dll it injects into all running processes which implements the "Defense+" thing. It interferes in .NET appli...

n7Epsilon · Thread split from [Release] Notepad2 2.1.19.1 (Modified) Folding/Replacement

Thread split from [Release] Notepad2 2.1.19.1 (Modified) Folding/Replacement

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Subscribe tp the hotfix thread.

n7Epsilon

It's there in the forums although admittedly it doesn't have dates:
http://boooggy.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=14

n7Epsilon

WMP11Slipstreamer does not touch hive infs or any of the ie files. It and IE7's operations are completely mutually exclusive. It doesn't matter which is done first.

(Unless rvm integrator has a bug and corrupts the files when it integrates ie7)

n7Epsilon

For nLite you add the hotfixes as if you are adding normal hotfixes for direct integration. nLite handles the rest. For the integrator, yes, you launch it using that method or in a batch file after it finishes. The command line is correct except for a little syntax error: Put a quote (in the place w...

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Yes, it seems so. Windows seems to recursively read folders in the ASMS folder looking for .man (manifest) files that point to the actual dll names (which can be compressed) in the same folder and a cat file (that can also be compressed) that is also referenced by this .man and signs it and the dlls...

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This is due to a bug in the regular expressions that try to split the data after the signature. In any case, I am porting Reg2Inf to my new toolkit that uses the new IniParser which handles comments completely correctly and also eliminates regular expressions (which will speed this app up by a great...

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You are right, this is going to be fixed in next version. Thanks for figuring it out 5eraph.

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Please see the first post, we automatically add/remove hotfixes from the list on the site as they become superseded by other wmp11 hotfixes microsoft releases. If you wish to see details, follow this thread: http://boooggy.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4 . Any changes we make to the hotfix list wil...

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Because these are fixes that MS makes public (because of low demand) but at the same time doesn't publish them on Windows Update / Microsoft Update.

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Version 1.3.1.0 released

n7Epsilon

Known bug, going to be fixed in next version that will be released soon.

It only affects the unattended use, wmp11 not affected.

n7Epsilon

Well, it substitutes in values, but not in section names yet.

n7Epsilon

FGCBA *does* support [Strings] correctly. It automatically substitutes variables while processing. The only problem is that because it does not have a true ini parser, it sometimes incorrectly misidentifies any data between 2 %s in a line as a variable, producing extra (useless) warnings. This has b...

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@kal: The reason is that this scenario is not supported yet and FGCBA considers everything in CopyFiles to be a section name.

FGCBA has been in a process of complete rewrite to support much more things, and still is but I'm not getting enough time for it these days...

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@bphlpt: Re-read my post, I expanded the example a little to make it more clear. @rubab: Because you integrated a switchless installer before running the slipstreamer. @crashfly: This issue is not a big deal, it will just cause the warning to pop-up incorrectly on SP2 sources even with the fix appli...

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Solution to MalformedLineException in svcpack.inf: Open svcpack.inf, and look at the lines under [SetupHotfixesToRun]. Each line that has " in the middle, put quotes around it and double each quote inside. If you put quotes around a line that has no " in it, then nothing wrong will happen and it wil...

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1/ Yes. C++ 2005 runtime and C++ 2008 runtime are 2 different sets of files.
2/ Yes. This pack includes the same localizations that MS includes in the official package, so it is multilingual.

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I have investigated the issue and it is due to me reversing the file build and the file private version components during comparison. Yes, you are correct in your thoughts, you should not be prompted if the correct versions are present before integrating WMP11. This has been fixed and will go in nex...

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v1.4 released, fixed the inf bug reported.

n7Epsilon

Please read the first post, this has already been answered many times.

Look at the error message you copied and pasted:

....
%1 is not a valid Win32 application
...
Extra error information:
Offending hotfix: windowsmedia11-kb946665-x86-intl.exe

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@anonim1979: Yes I know where this got broken, sorry about that, I sent boooggy the new release that fixes this and he will release it shortly. @enu_user: I think nLite can handle the edits I make correctly because it uses a very good parser that can handle these changes. The only thing that will be...

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It doesn't, the change only affects XP SP2 32-bit and MCE 2005 32-bit.

(We don't make any breaking changes without announcements, don't worry

).

n7Epsilon

You can find them on Xable's hotfix share . You can integrate either using nLite, or by integrating an update pack that contains these 2 fixes. Also, note that this only applies to XP Service Pack 2 32-bit and MCE 2005 32-bit. XP SP3 32-bit already includes versions of these files that do not have a...

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I have identified the issue, it is due to a small bug in the IniParser that causes it to parse the key (which was stripped from quotes during processing) instead of the entire line with quotes as a CSV, so it was taking the value of the first quoted entity (in one of the INFs, this is the Network sh...

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@enu_user: Then nLite and/or integrator need to get better then and start coding more robust ini parsers then. If you are afraid of this then use wmp11slip at the end. I think the quotes issue is more of a problem only in RunPreSetupCommands, RunPostSetupCommands and SetupHotfixesToRun where everybo...

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No actually, I spent months on IniParser so that that would never happen, and if it does then it is a bug and I must fix it. Try integrating wmp11 over and over on the same source and see if you get double entries anywhere.

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This not a bug. This is the correct (proper) formatting for the INF according to Microsoft INF rules. Everyone should use quotes properly. When IniParser saves an INI. It normalizes the INF to use proper INF formatting rules. (a little like TidyHTML) If the silent installer doesn't work, then it cou...

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Won't matter now. if it needed, we integrate it for you. if already applied, nothing will change.

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Redownload it and include it. It IS needed. The problem is that sometimes MS server sends 0s instead of the real data.

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All who are having this problem, this has been solved many times before, please look again at the first post in the thread for information about KB946665.exe (being corrupt from MS server).

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