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1. I'm aware, applying fix. I think I inserted it in 20100118 mistakenly. 2. Working for me, even in W7. 3. Aware also. In XP didn't seem to raise message. 4. This was set by Tomcat76, I was aware of it, but as 7za was not complaining I supposed there was a hidden mode or simply 7za overrode these setting. Now I'm changing this also. Thx for your help.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976569 reports KB976569 includes KB960442. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976570 don't report supersedance. Both them are not being deployed through ms update, isn't it?

I'm making changes to support this hotfix format and some other small things. About add-on (second) compressión, nice point, I'm going to test cab compressión for that step.

No, they're just for the hotfix installer wrapping, they're not applied.

NDP35SP1-KB976126-v2-x86.exe is not supported. Making changes to support this hotfix format.

Haven't tested but that's what I thought also after reading the 7-zip 9.10 help about LZMA2. I though a real compression leap would happen only for a really large file. Ultimately I was thinking to make tests combining cab and LZMA compression, I'll see.

Паша_ЗЗЗ I think I'm going to include the option in the .ini, and include the switch and link to 7zsfx mod switches in the guide. Гора Apparently the error message is asking you to install w7x64 russian MUI for your russian w7x64, what does not make any sense, but anyway you can try it. Otherwise that .NET langpacks may not be supported on W7x64. Got to make test on compressión options, I haven't used LZMA2 yet because 7zsfx modified based on 9.## 7-zip version is not stable yet.

Do you mean the following error? If yes it's due to W7 not ultimate nor enteprise editions restriction. I tested it and works as I expected. I think you're meaning that this settigns are not needed as sfx module takes the file name to fill dialog title by default, and in that case I would agree with you; but I used those settings for the case someone change the filename, for the dialog to keep the original filename intentionally. I really think it is not needed a finish message, when .NET install dialogs dissapear that's it, and one can always use the -fm# switch, but maybe for passive installers I could add a finish message for a few seconds... What do you think about it folks?About UPX compression, I'm seeing in virustotal.com symantec and comodo AV keep marking it as suspicious nowadays, so I'm going to bring back the option to compress it or not in _SNMsynth.ini for the next version.

Гора, I did a test with .NET 2.0 SP2 from single packet with the new SNMsynth version I'm testing right now (no changes involving what's being processed) to build XP installer in W7x64; and the building process worked OK, except one message about moving processconfig.txt to output folder (not showing on XP), that will be fixed. About those settings in config.txt you point, ExtractPathTitle is used if the custom installer is a passive installer, or silent one if you use -gm1 switch. And ErrorTitle would be used in case an error unzipping would occur. Oh, thx for reporting 7zsfx modified updated link in OSzone forum.

I have been taking a look to your method to see whether it could be adaptable to SNMsynth. I'm surprised you install .NET 3.0 SP2 not modifying it apparently, I suppose you have patched also vs_setup.msi but still don't know how. I don't know what the update from patch folder does appart from copying patched dlls where all magic seems to reside (that's beyond my habilities). I also understand KDW is used on EZ mode for not replacing system files but running KDW only to execute .NET 3.5 SP1 applications. Your solution is obviously a totally different approach, and don't know if it could get to be highly effective; so don't know it would worth it, but I think it may fit with SNMsynth and want to know what do you think about it.

And about the hotfixes, I've listed all them for the case someone don't want to, or need to use the upper version fixing any other issue not needed to be fixed.

Glad to read that theruan. It is probably downloading KB951847 ad-hoc files (see guide) with the same .NET framework versions but only for your architecture + some regular hotfixes (that's probably the file you say it's around 50 MB) + langpack (probably the 11 MB one, is it a russian OS?). Yes, totally absurd.