[Nilfred]

1. Extract IE7 setup package

Forgot code to extract because already extracted

2. Extract IE7-KB928090-WindowsXP-x86-esn.exe

FOR %%I IN (*.exe) DO IF NOT EXIST %%~nI ECHO %%~nI&%%I /Q /X:%%~nI

3. Overwrite all files from KB928090 in IE7 with the same name.
4. Move on to update directory on both.
5. Copy kb928090-ie7.cat from KB928090\update to IE7\update
6. Merge contents of update.ver files. That is: entries with the same name from KB928090\update\update.ver replaces entries in IE7\update\update.ver
7. Some registry entries still should be added for KB928090 don't show up.

Resulting update.ver and KB928090-IE7.inf registry entries attached (Spanish)
 KB928090_IE7.zip (5.36K)
Number of downloads: 94

HIGHLY batchable, but don't wait for me... I did it by hand.
Happy editing!

[just_laze]

Hey,

Does KB928090 replace all previously released hotfixes for IE7?

laze.

[Nilfred]

nope, KB929969 (VML) left out.
And KB915865-v11 (alias xmllitesetup) still needed

[just_laze]

Right,

So it eliminates the need for:

• KB917425
  
• KB928089

Correct?

laze.

[Nilfred]

just_laze, on Feb 17 2007, 06:28 PM, said:

• KB917425
  
• KB928089

Never heard about those, maybe because I'm new to IE7 or not available in my language. Anyway I will not go any further with this OFF TOPIC chick chat.

[just_laze]

Hey,

It's entirely on-topic.

You're discussing the integration of a hotfix, I am trying to identify whether or not it results in KB917425 and KB928089 no longer being required and believe other forum members would benefit from this knowledge.

laze.

[just_laze]

Hey,

Integrating the above removes the need for KB928089.

KB917425 is still required as is KB929969.

laze.

This post has been edited by just_laze: 18 February 2007 - 11:04 AM

[wazer]

just_laze, on Feb 18 2007, 06:03 PM, said:

Hey,

Integrating the above removes the need for KB928089.

KB917425 is still required as is KB929969.

laze.

So could you please post the correct order and wich files we should include? thanks.

[ricktendo]

Yo just laze, how about updating your guide with a complete how to... Add a little more Details and links to such Hotfixes

This post has been edited by ricktendo64: 10 March 2007 - 09:49 AM

[just_laze]

Hey rick,

Sure I'll add links to the hotfixes, I think my current guide is incredibly user-friendly, but I'll see if I can make it stupid-proof.

laze :-p

[the_guy]

Isn't KB917425 only for IE6 before the June 2006 security update? If I'm mistaken, can someone point me to a link for IE7?

the_guy

[ricktendo]

Thats the reason I asked... I cant find those KB updates for IE7 either

[just_laze]

Hey,

My guide includes two hotfixes:

• KB929969
  
• KB928090

KB917425 was removed from my guide on the 20/02/07.

You can view my guide here.

laze.

[wazer]

I dont understand why ms aint going to fix the problems we got? i mean why all those guides and fixes, could be alot more easy if one figured out how to integrate ie7/w patches and i wudnt break runonceex and never had to touch old ie6 dlls again!.

If theres any out there with a good common fix please let me know, thank !

[cluberti]

wazer, on Mar 11 2007, 10:15 AM, said:

I dont understand why ms aint going to fix the problems we got?

The reason RunOnceEx was "broken" was because IE no longer requires someone to log in after install and reboot for IE to finish installing, and therefore this functionality was no longer needed. The IE development team therefore deprecated the functionality, and it no longer works exactly the way it did in IE6 - however, I've heard this works. I've not tested it, but the posts there seem to indicate that this is the way to do it (although I'd suggest looking for alternatives, because it'll be completely removed sometime in the future, I'd bet).

[wazer]

cluberti, on Mar 18 2007, 03:55 AM, said:

because it'll be completely removed sometime in the future, I'd bet

I hope not ! but thanks.