Petr

Hello Xable, what is wrong with KB899510? -----------------------| 894480 |------------------------- Date Version Size Filename 08-Apr-2005 5.1.2600.2650 43,264 Sbp2port.sys -----------------------| 899510 |------------------------- Date Version Size Filename 01-Jun-2005 5.1.2600.2688 43,264 Sbp2port.sys Petr

Uploaded: KB916204 KB918365 KB919250 KB919484 KB920875 KB921982 KB923416 KB923996

Hello, the recently uploaded file WindowsXP-KB916189-x86-ENU.exe is the old one - current version is v2, the download link is 273638_ENU_i386_zip.exe but I don't know the password. Binary files are the same, just the INF file was changed to copy always the file to the cache folder and two registry entries were added. (at least in Czech version) Petr

OK, so I have reviewed the list and KB918692, KB885439 and KB920681 are replaced by KB918899 KB909278 and KB921439 are replaced by KB917730 KB875338 and KB895325 are replaced by KB892090 KB894618 is replaced by KB918005 KB910849 is replaced by KB912354 KB915357 is replaced by KB919250 But I have also found obsolete (?) hotfixes in the request list: KB894480 is replaced by KB899510 KB918967, KB920982 are replaced by KB918899 Maybe these replacements could be written to the OBSOLETE.TXT file. Petr

Im not sure what is the status of the following fixes, I have found them in no list, neither in request list nor in obsolete list, and they are not in the upload or download sections - if I did not missed something. KB875338 - You may be unable to migrate large mailboxes on the Exchange server, and no error message occurs when the migration times out KB885439 - Nothing happens in Internet Explorer 6 when you click a hyperlink on a Web page that was created in Microsoft Excel KB894618 - You experience a delay when you transfer data over a USB port and CPU usage increases to 100 percent on a computer that is running Windows XP with Service Pack 2 KB895325 - Lsass.exe crashes soon after you log on to a computer that is running Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) by using a smart card KB909278 - You do not receive ICMP "Destination Unreachable" messages after you install the MS05-019 security update on a Windows XP Service Pack 2-based computer KB910849 - The session remains locked when you call ExitWindowsEx(EWX_LOGOFF|EWX_FORCE,NULL) in Windows XP KB915357 - Network connectivity may be lost when you use DHCP to configure IP settings on a Windows XP Service Pack 2-based computer KB918692 - Error message when you try to open a document after you have already opened it one time in Internet Explorer 6: "The page cannot be displayed" KB920681 - FIX: The AutoComplete box may not appear in the correct location when you view a Web page in Internet Explorer 6 that contains an <iframe> element that is in a table KB921439 - After you install the hotfix that is described in security bulletin MS05-019 on a Windows XP Service Pack 2-based computer, the PMTU discovery process does not work correctly Petr

KB920982 uploaded. Petr

Just a note. The following three hotfixes: KB918366 (v2) - Error message when you open a PDF file on an HTTPS server on a Windows XP-based computer: "This page contains both secure and nonsecure items. Do you want to display the nonsecure items?" KB918962 FIX: Internet Explorer 6 may unexpectedly exit when you run Microsoft adCenter after you install security update MS06-013 KB918967 FIX: Internet Explorer 6 may unexpectedly exit when you view a Web page that sets a scroll bar style attribute for an element contain exactly the same file: File name File version File size Date Time Platform Mshtml.dll 6.0.2900.2910 3,055,104 17-May-2006 10:51 x86 Petr

New hotfixes uploaded: KB918366 (v2) - Error message when you open a PDF file on an HTTPS server on a Windows XP-based computer: "This page contains both secure and nonsecure items. Do you want to display the nonsecure items?" KB919477 - WinHTTP may not connect through a proxy server if proxy auto-configuration is used for Internet Explorer connectivity in Windows XP KB919692 - You cannot find domain objects by using the displayName attribute on a computer that is running Windows XP Professional KB920918 - An IDE device runs in PIO mode instead of in DMA mode after you update the firmware for the device in Windows XP KB921413 (v4) - A High Speed SD Secure Digital card does not work correctly in a Windows XP-based computer KB922128 (v2) - You do not receive notification when the USB bus is overloaded on a Windows XP-based computer Regarding the older hotfixes - there is really nobody who could request them? Petr

KB908209.exe uploaded. KB912666 KB914929 KB916189 KB918014 KB918599 are remaining but I will not ask for them since I don't want to ask MS too often. Petr

I think that it is not very good to call hotfixes produced by Microsoft and published in the Microsoft Knowledgebase as "unofficial". There are also real unofficial hotfixes produced by somebody other. I don't know exact Microsoft terminlogy but AFAIK there are four (maybe more) classes of hotfixes: 1. Published in the MSKB and available for download 2. Published in the public part of MSKB and not available for download, need requesting, free of charge 3. Published in the non-public part of MSKB and not available for download, need requesting, free of charge (like KB871228) 4. Published in the non-public part of MSKB and not available for download, not free of charge All of these hotfixes are digitally signed by Microsoft and therefore I'd call them "official". I know that most people here knows what means "unofficial hotfix" here but it is still confusing. besides hotfixes there are also updates - see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824684 Petr

Some latest hotfixes uploaded: KB907247-v3.exe KB915365-v2.exe KB918334.exe KB918837.exe KB919408.exe KB919490.exe Petr

Yes, this is exactly what I already wrote in my initial post: Petr No problem, I just want to make things clear and sometimes I don't know what is your exact intention. I just supposed that all obsolete hotfixes belongs to obsolete folder, it has no sense to ask MS for obsoleted hotfixes, but if I have one, I think it could be added. I admit it has very limited use. Petr

No. There is one version of this hotfix for SP1 and second for SP2. It is the drawback of changing the original hotfixes name. SP1 version has the original name IE6.0sp1-KB893371-Windows-2000-xp-x86-ENU.exe and it contains files version 6.00.2800.1493 SP2 version has the original name WindowsXP-KB893371-x86-ENU.exe and it contains files version 6.00.2900.2676 The SP2 version is not listed in the KB article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/893371 but is available from Microsoft. I have uploaded the SP2 version. Petr

I have compared my localized hotfixes with both current and obsoleted hotfixes and these hotfixes are missin on the share: KB891647 - FIX: The user forms order may be incorrect after you change form parameters on a Windows XP-based computer KB893371 - Internet Explorer crashes if you click a button or scroll the view in Office InfoPath 2003 KB914929 - FIX: Graphical lines that are printed in HPGL Vector mode are thinner than lines in the document if you use a Unidrv-based printer driver in 2-up or 6-up booklet mode KB918599 - FIX: An exception occurs in a drawing application when you use certain pen styles on a computer that is running Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP Some of them may be obsoleted but I don't know if you want to have complete collection of all hotfixes or not. I see that your current request list contains just KB912666, KB916189 and KB918014. KB912666 - FIX: You cannot create a startup El Torito-compatible CD by using Windows XP Image Mastering API (IMAPI) on a Windows XP-based computer KB916189 - A COM client application no longer runs as expected on a Windows XP SP2-based computer, and you may receive the following error message: "E_ACCESSDENIED" KB918014 - Error message when you open a Word document on a computer that is running Windows XP with Service Pack 2: "Error! The embedded control cannot be loaded" I have noticed that I have here English version of KB893371 so I have uploaded it. Although it is obsoleted by KB916281. Petr