I can't even install KB905474 (Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications)
WGANOT~1.EXE cannot be integrated and raises an error when trying just install it under SP3:

I think there should be a special SP3 version of Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications standalone because I just downloaded version 1.7.0018.7 from HERE.

Also I made my MSDownloads.exe with all files mentioned here and it installs. But updater (IE7) still want to install ActiveX plugins and WGA.
And my DataStore.edb is 8mb is it normal? I deleted it and run update and it grew to 8mb again

Is it even possible to make this work on SP3 Pro VLK with IE7?
Also, what are all the files that should be inside the SFX? I keep getting an error that says Windows cannot find WUsetup.exe.

Excellent Stuff - i couldn't find it so i just made my own - i notice that mine has all the same files so thats good

Where did you find the reference to the URL for this? And have you found the references for the latest webcontrol updates etc?

Hello Felix,

I found the link for that file here:
C:\WINDOWS\WindowsUpdate.log

References:

KB905474 - Download, Windows Genuine Advantage Notification


GreenMachine's Complete SP3 SVCPACK.INF, All the updates installed at T-13


By the way, I don't know what is "webcontrol updates".
In any case, maybe you could look at this site (maintained by "Tomcat76") and try to find something useful information about "webcontrol updates":

Current Windows XP SP2 updates

Best regards,
Anderton.

it is already in there with sp3 .. no need to integrate it anymore..
but the microsoft office update can be implemented seperately

Hi guys,

how does this work on a 64bit system ? Will I have to change everything so it goes to the SysWOW64 folder instead of System32 ? Would it be possible to tell me which parts needs changes ?

Thanks a lot !
Alex

Has anyone got thsi working? because i cant get the legitcheck control to work or windows or microsoft udaptes activex to install. btw i am doign it on xpsp3

I have just updated the guide to version 3.0, which covers:

• Windows XP SP2 with IE6
• Windows XP SP2 with IE7
• Windows XP SP3 with IE6
• Windows XP SP3 with IE7

Please re-read the first post, especially the version history.

-DS

If someone could test everything and post back, that would be helpful.

Which part is the new part? I don't see any dates.

These reg entries are so you wont get any activex popups, dunno if you have them in your INF's already



This post has been edited by ricktendo64: Jul 19 2008, 10:13 AM

@COKEDUDEUSF
Bascially, the whole guide has been updated. Read the Version History section for specific changes added in v3.0. Also the download files are handled completely differently now.


@ricktendo64
Awesome, thanks man! No, I do not have those registry settings. I couldn't find them with RegSnap for some reason. I will add these to my Inst*.inf files. I also saw you posted on Wincert Forums how to remove a shortcut from the Start Menu (i.e. directly under Start Menu). I will modify InstMUWC.inf so that it removes the Windows Update shortcut, since installing that Microsoft Update Web Control renders the Windows Update shortcut a poorly named shortcut to Microsoft Update.

@everyone
For now, just read the new guide. But I suggest waiting until I: add the contrbutions from ricktendo64, test them, and post updated versions of MSDownloads.ulz and MSDBuild.exe after testing completes successfully.

@ricktendo64
Do you happen to know the CLSID of Windows Update Web Control? I know most people will install Microsoft Update ActiveX, but I would still like InstWUWC.inf to be complete.

Duh Nevermind, it's already in my .inf file. I need to wakeup.

I just updated the guide to v3.1. All changes discussed in the previous four posts have been fully tested and added. Re-download MSDownloads.ulz and all MSDownloads files in Windows Updates Downloader and recreate MSDownloads.exe.

-DS

Yea I think they both use the same one, its only for legitcheck to run

Edit: No I see now its seperate


This post has been edited by ricktendo64: Jul 19 2008, 02:03 PM

@ricktendo64
Except for their [Strings] section, each of of my Inst*.inf files, are nearly identical. In the [Strings] section of each file I already defined a CLSID string appropriate for each ActiveX control. So I just simply added the same line below to each .inf file's [Product.Reg] section:

It was a simple thing to add, once I knew the registry setting. Two minutes to change code, two hours to: test, update the documentation, and host new files.

Thx to Kenneth and contributors for sharing this excellent work.

Works like a charm.

Sticky now!

You da man DarkShadows.

Just a heads-up though. It looks like your inf for the Office Update Engine is still referencing 12,0,5561,1000 and not 12,0,5572,1000

Thanks and nice catch.

MSDownloads.exe will actually install the latest version (since you actually download 12,0,5572,1000), but my .inf is setting the version and date registry information incorrectly, as if the files were from the previous version of the .cab. It looks like I forgot a little housekeeping here. This is of very minor consequence and nothing to worry about really. Still, I'll update MSDBuild.exe in a day or so. I'm currently looking into including 7-Zip command line executables with MSDBuild.exe so people don't have to download and install WinRar first. This should result in a slightly smaller MSDownloads.exe as well.

Hi.

Not sure what i am doing wrong but i have followed the guide but nothing gets installed
The only one which i can see is KB941569 and when i go to windows update i still have to install WGA.
None of the Active X gets installed nor does the shortcuts get created. I have Windows XP Corp SP3

This post has been edited by Worf: Jul 24 2008, 12:53 PM