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I don't think that 1.5.540.0 is the latest version. I updated it twice since AP June, not once. Try WU/MU and see. If I'm right and you don't have the new module, please don't include the old one. :|

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no, i dont knw what the download link is for KB905474, nor any of those other modules you were making PsiMoon314, i think i did ask in a pm but you never said. if you send me a new copy ill chuck it in, its not too late yet (all changes are now done, im just downloading a vb compiler so i can try and make a change to autopatcher.exe).

Hi Blaze,

no, i dont knw what the download link is for KB905474, nor any of those other modules you were making PsiMoon314, i think i did ask in a pm but you never said. if you send me a new copy ill chuck it in, its not too late yet (all changes are now done, im just downloading a vb compiler so i can try and make a change to autopatcher.exe).

Apologies, I thought I had given you the details before.

The update itself comes via WU/MU and the download link was recorded in my WindowsUpdate.log file.

KB905474

This technique works for lots of updates such as Windows Defender etc if you want the direct download.

Regards

Simon

Hi Blaze,

Without the need for me to check does KB917344 leave any traces in the registry when installed?

If so you could then assume that BOTH this and Windows Script 5.6 are installed.

If Windows Script 5.6 is not installed (as on a new SP2 install) then you could then use the combined installer to save a little time.

This would mean having both the combined installer and KB917344 seperately for upgrades, so it would not save storage space, but might save a little time.

This is similar to the situatation now with the .NET 1.1 installer which has seperate hotfixes included which are often needed for seperate upgrades.

Kind Regards

Simon

I don;t get it, how can they be big if you slipstream them into main directX 9.0c??

Editing a module each 2 months? It would be easier to make new modules every 2 months. Maybe not easier, but less complicated. But that would make Update releases way bigger...

:(

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