The mrt.exe bug has been fixed, but as you can see, many updates are missing. I downloaded it just to see if it's as complete as you say, but it isn't.
I know, but it's the most complete version I can develop. Except for my limitations with .NET that I can't overcome. sorry
Windows Update will continuously search for and update older GDI versions; this is normal. Nothing is missing.
If you have the ability to improve the .NETFX.CAB file that the UpdatePacks, I would be happy to share the source files used to build the UpdatePacks. Because it requires modifying INF (NETFX)files, which is too difficult for me.
As I said, I always used to swapped onepiece's netfx out for harkaz's usp4 netfx when using the update pack.
OK, sorry. It seems like nobody's interested in improving it, just using it as is. So I won't type anything further.
The update pack you created contains a gdiplus.dll version number of 5.2.6002.24064, which is not the latest version. The latest version number of gdiplus.dll is 5.2.6002.24072, corresponding to patch number kb4015383. This may be the reason why multiple updates for guiplus were detected using legacy update. Okay, I found an updated version of gdiplus.dll in OnePiece_WinXP_Embedded_Post-SP3_True_AddOn.7z, with the version number 5.2.6003.20488.However, for some reason, using legacy update detects multiple older version patches. In addition,is there any other way to avoid integrating the .NET Framework in the update pack you created?
have a Remove Addon tool, but I've decided not to share it because it only works with RyanVM Integrator. Or you can come to my Media Center thread. The link is still sharing the file. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...and-tablet-pc-addon-for-rvm-integrator.86335/
In the first image you have in red kb4035383 which is wrong. The correct is kb4015383 which what you type in your post.
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