Removed Windows Genuine Advantage Tool. Updated Macromedia Flash Player to version 8. Updated KB Hotfix to v2. Added limited support for winnt. Updated Microsoft Management Console 3. Updated Package Installer for Windows to version 6.
Updated Windows Genuine Advantage Tool to version 1. Added Windows Genuine Advantage Tool 1. Updated KB hotfix. This version cannot be integrated over previous Update Pack versions. Built over from scratch with an emphasis on removing hotfixes that caused more problems than they solved. Fixed hotfix installation problems. Fixed some hardware installation issues. Fixed SxS errors some users were getting during Windows setup. Have been using this for months in a row without any problems whatsoever - no incompatibility issues, update packs that didn't work, etc.
Full marks. I like what RyanVM has here. It works just fine and while I do use AutoPatcher too, this is just better as the updates are integrated into the installation CD. After my install CD is made which is a relatively painless and short process , my new installations which are built my way and usually MB or more smaller than the original XP CD , always install in less than 15 minutes.
Everything is already at GO. I'm done, 15 minutes or less and not one extra restart. This is a beautiful thing indeed. If you really want to do a post-setup updates, its better to manually install the updates you downloaded for eg using Windows Updates Downloader and Windows Updates Installer.
AutoPatcher XP bundles too much unnecessary junk. The main pack contains only the necessary updates. Personally I've seen too many systems getting screwed or becoming messy after they installed AutoPatcher. If you take a poll on website if anyones ever tried out autopatcher and faced problems or inconvienences or annoyances, you'll know the real truth.
I'm speaking here from personal, real life experience. I've installed RvanVM based XP setups in over 50 computers with different hardware and software setups and I haven't come across a single issue till now. It's the best hassle free method of integrating updates. You need to go to the actual site to download this as of when I'm typing this. The link is "Forbidden". Given the caveats pointed out by previous reviewers about potential conflicts, you're better off just slipstreaming SP2 into your Windows XP CD and running Autopatcher afterwards, so you can pick and choose which updates and tweaks YOU want to install.
You really don't eat up much more clean install time using that approach. The best solition would be to have Autopatcher silently execute itself after an XP install with some script that selects the updates you want.
It should be noted that this patch contains MANY patches that should only be installed if absolutely necessary. Installing many of the included hotfixes included in this pack will result in an unsupported environtment leading to many anomolies. This is awesome. You use this with their Integrator or with nLite and you have the most up to date, slipstreamed Windows Install!
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Setup cannot copy the file: plugin. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Recommended Posts. Madmardigan Posted December 15, Posted December 15, Everything went fine as far as i can see. I followed everything fine! But saying that when i have had hardware errors the file that cannot be copied changes intermitant No matter how many times i try and on different computers so dont belive its a hardware issue it says the problem fle is Plugin.
Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options RyanVM Posted December 15, You using my pack? Madmardigan Posted December 16, Posted December 16, I will have to try again i suppose as no one seems to have any pointers Thanks? Last edited by ricktendo64 on Tue Oct 22, pm, edited 1 time in total. Post by keloo05 » Mon Jul 08, pm Thanks! Post by skrell » Sun Aug 11, pm 1. Thank you very much!
What is the difference between the mixed and non-mixed addons? Were there any "fixes" to address adric's XP problem? Post by ricktendo64 » Sun Aug 11, pm Mixed uses the installers during svcpack and the other is a true addon that copies the files during txtsetup.
Post by Kelsenellenelvian » Mon Aug 12, am adric wrote: Must have been a glitch in the RVMi processing because I reran the exact same integration and vcredist. Please donate to Kelsenellenelvian. Post by skrell » Mon Aug 12, pm 1. Thank you Kel! I just found out that there are Microsoft Runtimes available, could those also be added to the true addon pack? Post by ricktendo64 » Tue Aug 13, am When they are final. Post by ricktendo64 » Wed Aug 21, pm Both links working find here, turn off scripts or try with IE.
Post by bphlpt » Wed Aug 21, pm ultravy : The links work for me as well. I have to temporarily disable one of mine when beginning a download from adf. Last edited by ricktendo64 on Thu Oct 24, pm, edited 1 time in total. Post by keloo05 » Tue Oct 22, pm Thank you! Post by automizzer » Wed Oct 23, am Wow! Now that was fast Thank you. Post by mf3imp » Thu Oct 24, pm There is a problem in the entries.
Post by ricktendo64 » Thu Oct 24, pm Crap Post by tomasz86 » Fri Nov 08, pm Thank you ricktendo for keeping this addon updated. I'd just like to suggest one thing. I'm guessing that they check for some registry entries created by the official installers. It would be useful to have those entries added by the addon so that those programs won't complain about it.
Unfortunately I don't know know which entries exactly are required and haven't got time to investigate into this now but maybe you or someone else has more detailed info on this matter.
Post by ricktendo64 » Fri Nov 08, pm In my experience programs bundled with vc runtimes install them no matter what, they check for nothing. Some even integrate the runtimes in their installer this is why I make repacks. Board index All times are UTC.
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