[soporific]

31th Oct 2006:
Added download location: Usbmte
Added to Obsolete list: q293818, kb913296, kb912919

30th Oct 2006:
Moved to Obsolete list: kb910906

This post has been edited by soporific: 30 October 2006 - 10:56 PM

[MDGx]

USBMTE now here:

* Unofficial Windows 98 SE IEEE 1394 (FireWire) + USB HOTPLUG.DLL 4.10.2224,
USER32.DLL 4.10.2223, SYSTRAY.EXE 4.10.2224, USER.EXE 4.10.2226, HARDWARE.HLP,
1394.INF, NODRIVER.INF, NTMAP.INF, USB.INF, USBNTMAP.INF, USBSTOR.INF,
NTMAPHLP.PDR 4.10.2223, USBMPHLP.PDR 4.90.3000, 1394BUS.SYS 4.10.2226,
NTMAP.SYS 4.10.2227, OHCI1394.SYS 4.10.2226, SBP2PORT.SYS 4.10.2226,
USBAUTH.SYS 4.90.3000, USBNTMAP.SYS 4.90.3000, USBSTOR.SYS 4.90.3000,
USBU2A.SYS 1.42, DISKTSD.VXD 4.10.2223 + IOS.VXD 4.10.2223 Fix [586 KB,
English]:
http://www.mdgx.com/files/USBMTE.EXE

BTW:
This looks like an older NUSB [Native USB] edition which installs older versions of files. [?]
IMHO:
NUSB 2.3 [current edition] installs all these files, but newer versions [649 KB]:
http://www.mdgx.com/spx/NUSB23E.EXE
If this is true, USBMTE.EXE should be removed, and NUSB should be used instead.
Just let me know.

HTH

This post has been edited by MDGx: 31 October 2006 - 02:15 AM

[soporific]

MDGx, on Oct 31 2006, 06:10 PM, said:

USBMTE now here:

* Unofficial Windows 98 SE IEEE 1394 (FireWire) + USB HOTPLUG.DLL 4.10.2224,
<snip>

BTW:
This looks like an older NUSB [Native USB] edition which installs older versions of files. [?]
IMHO:
NUSB 2.3 [current edition] installs all these files, but newer versions [649 KB]:
http://www.mdgx.com/spx/NUSB23E.EXE
If this is true, USBMTE.EXE should be removed, and NUSB should be used instead.
Just let me know.

NUSB 2.3 is definitely an upgrade over and above USBMTE, all the files are either the same or a higher file version. The only question would be that of stability, i haven't been closely following the development - are there many, if any, reports of incompatibility? As the update relates to hardware devices I would think there could be more scope for things going wrong, but then maybe i'm the one who's wrong If its all good, which i'm guessing it is, then yeah, go ahead and take the file down ... sorry to give you extra work!

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

soporific, on Oct 31 2006, 05:47 AM, said:

NUSB 2.3 is definitely an upgrade over and above USBMTE, all the files are either the same or a higher file version. The only question would be that of stability, i haven't been closely following the development - are there many, if any, reports of incompatibility? As the update relates to hardware devices I would think there could be more scope for things going wrong, but then maybe i'm the one who's wrong If its all good, which i'm guessing it is, then yeah, go ahead and take the file down ... sorry to give you extra work!

I can say i havent had any problems with
NUSB 2.3 and yes its very stable and doesn't cause any errors/lockups
that i'm aware of.I recommend it to all
it install ipod drivers/the latest cam drivers/USB etc.

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

Where can i get these updates

q306453
kb905455
kb837001

[soporific]

3rd Nov 2006:
Added to main list : kb837001, NUSB23e, FdskFrmt
Moved to Obsolete list: Usbmte

PROBLEMCHYLD, on Nov 3 2006, 12:42 AM, said:

Where can i get these updates

q306453 --- it was already in the main list
kb905455 --- what is this? no such kb article
kb837001 --- has been added.

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

soporific, on Nov 2 2006, 05:34 PM, said:

kb905455 --- what is this? no such kb article

q326728 - 2002 Aug - dl I - Your Account Is Locked Out When You View an FTP Server with Internet Explorer 6 - superceeded by kb905455
you have to change this since it does not exist

[soporific]

PROBLEMCHYLD, on Nov 3 2006, 08:44 AM, said:

you have to change this since it does not exist

Fixed

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

is js56men superceeded by KB917344

[the_guy]

Yes it is. In fact, both of them are replaced by a newer version of windows Script.

Also, 833989/883586 are replaced by 925486, not 917344.

the_guy

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

which is obselete between q269601 q242937

[soporific]

PROBLEMCHYLD, on Nov 7 2006, 08:59 AM, said:

which is obselete between q269601 q242937

They are the same!! q242937 is actually q269601

q242937 is the kb article number, whereas q269601 is what the update is named as when you install it. It's confusing, I know. That's why q242937 is in brackets at the end of the description for q269601

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

And what about these updates

KB841873,KB888092,KB911565,MP832353,MP911564,Mp911565

MP912452,OE911567,OE911567,Q222930,Q242928,Q257360

Q264650,Q268064,Q280448,Q288550,Q301540,Q318307,q323061

Q816362,q818506,q818857,Q830849,Q834158,Q873374,Q893627

Q896156,SCT10EN,wucsp,q813951

This post has been edited by PROBLEMCHYLD: 07 November 2006 - 10:32 AM

[soporific]

PROBLEMCHYLD, on Nov 7 2006, 02:08 PM, said:

And what about these updates

KB841873,KB888092,KB911565,MP832353,MP911564,Mp911565,MP912452,OE911567,OE911567,Q222930,Q242928,Q25
7360
Q264650,Q268064,Q280448,Q288550,Q301540,Q318307,q323061, Q816362,q818506,q818857,Q830849,Q834158,Q873374,Q893627, Q896156,SCT10EN,wucsp,q813951

LOL!! - Problemchyld, where do you find these updates?!? You're like a gnarled and wily old treasure hunter on the beach with the metal detector and an old pair of headphones, sweeping the sand for lost treasure (in this case - old hotfixes) ... and every now and then you go 'ooohh, what do we have here? --- can this be the fabled long-lost holy hotfix?? Does this update hold the secret to ever-lasting system stability? Who better to ask than the keeper of the holy hotfix chronicles ...??' ----- so, have you asked him? cause it aint me!! --- his online name starts with M and he's a bit of a legend with his over-achieving website and all the Windows tips info under the sun, etc etc. No prizes for guessing, sorry ...

But if you're asking lil old ME, well, here's the results of your pilgrimage to the sacred sands...

KB841873: Non-Affected Software - Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition (SE), and Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
- why was this a possibility?
KB888092: superceeded by - kb918899 (but it didn't look like it was for Win98se)
- why was this a possibility? Its superceeded anyway ...
MP911565 (ie KB911565): superceeded by - kb917734
MP832353: superceeded by Windows Media Player 9
MP911564: already in the list ... OYE!
MP912452: superceeded by - kb917734
OE911567: already in the list ... OYE!
Q222930: superceeded by unknown. Q222930 contains v7.00.1995.1 of ccfg95.dll but v7.00.2008.1 is found on a totally patched system.
Q242928: totally unknown -- please provide more info about this suggestion...
Q257360: already in the list ... OYE!
Q264650: totally unknown -- please provide more info about this suggestion...
Q280448: totally unknown -- please provide more info about this suggestion...
Q288550: already in the list ... OYE!
Q301540: we may have a hotfix to put into the list! -- the file Ifsmgr.vxd is version 4.90.3003 inside the hotfix, and 4.10.2225 on a fully patched computer.
- it does say its for WinMe but probably a good chance it is fine for Win98.
- where do we get this update?
Q318307: totally unknown -- please provide more info about this suggestion...
Q323061: we may have a hotfix to put into the list! -- the file Ieakeng.dll is version 6.0.2800.1125 inside the hotfix, and doesn't seem to be on a fully patched computer.
- it does say its for Win2K and above (with IE6) but there is a chance it is fine for Win98.
- where do we get this update to have a look?
Q816362: was missing from the list! I have already included this hotfix in the auotpatcher but for some reason left it off the complete hotfixes list. Thanks for pointing this one out. It makes up for all the other red herrings!
- it has been added.
q818506: superceeded by kb918899
q818857: superceeded by kb918899

Still to check: Q830849,Q834158,Q873374,Q893627,Q896156,SCT10EN,wucsp,q813951

This post has been edited by soporific: 08 November 2006 - 11:44 PM

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

Heres some of the updates
http://rapidshare.co...PDATES.zip.html

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

q813951
Q896156
are superceeded by kb918899

Q830849
Q834158
Q873374
Q893627
i think are ok to you they are fairly new

This post has been edited by PROBLEMCHYLD: 09 November 2006 - 05:53 PM

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

Q256015 and Q273017 are the same in Update Information Tool
so are Q259728,Q269388 are the same

This post has been edited by PROBLEMCHYLD: 11 November 2006 - 01:26 AM

[nicke85]

Why someone don't make a new version of Unofficial Win98SE with all these updates.
It will be more better than this list of updates.
I have ver. 2.1a from Gape but don't know which files are really included into that installation.
I can't thinking about that.
Is there some good programmer for that!?

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

soporific, on Nov 9 2006, 12:40 AM, said:

Q222930: superceeded by unknown. Q222930 contains v7.00.1995.1 of ccfg95.dll but v7.00.2008.1 is found on a totally patched system.

this version is from WinMe
ccfg95.dll 7.1.2134.1

[Eck]

The AutoPatcher is what you're looking for, for now, if you want Gape's Pack but with today's updates.

I installed Gape's pack before the AutoPatcher and that worked fine. The AutoPatcher does not reinstall updates if they're already there so you'll still need to run some of the Unofficial stuff like 891711, the GDI fix, etc, after doing the AutoPatcher.

There's still potentially going to be a Gape update but there hasn't been anything definative announced as to when.

In the meantime that procedure works fine. And the running of 98SE2ME, 98SE2XP, and the WMP10 for 9x updates afterwards brings you further modernization of the 98 files.