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As you know there is IE flash and Firefox flash. If you install the Firefox and other browsers Flash before installing Firefox, how can the Flash actually tie into it?

 

Actually it does not matter when you install flash plugin, FF only needs to check HKLM\SOFTWARE\MozillaPlugins registry entry for a path to the dll (unlike before where it needed to be in the \plugin folder)

 

What is the latest version of IE9 9.0.1?

it's 9.0.8112.16421?

thanks

 

that's is the latest update...and yes that's the correct build

 

ok, because the IE9 on the repo to a digital signature of the May 4, 2011 and the site of MS is March 8, 2011

 

I have a package (3-in-1) with Flash IE, FF, and Shockwave I always install (I keep it updated).

But I think Ricktendo have me the clue: I removed that reg entry he mentioned in between testing my FF customizations so it may simply be because of that... Thanks Ricktendo

 

So nobody on here has KB2555428?

Apparently it was definitely originally avialable via the request page, so I'm sure someone would have grabbed it!

 

(Not for lack of trying) I tried technet agent, hotfix request web form and phone help and support all leading to dead ends

 

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@Solor,
In your latest update pack I noticed the following :

KB2425227 is replaced by KB2526946
KB2489177 is replaced by KB2555258
KB2505454 is replaced by KB2548124

 

mediafire.com ?kel5g9ry350zwna

 

Indeed, these updates are Obselete except KB2425227
this update Upgrade Kdcsvc.dll, Kdcsvc.mof and Kerberos.dll, while KB2526946 updating only Kerberos.dll

the KB2489177 and KB2505454 to be deleted

 

Fix368028 433314_intl_x64_zip.exe
Fix368028 433313_intl_i386_zip.exe

 

mediafire ?zjlcc2n2w4h9mzb

Download updates at this link, Kaspersky says that within KV2525694-x86: Hoax.Win32.ArchSMS.imvz

The first time is. Any comments?

 

I tried those and they didn't work, but thanks for the mediafire link earlier, the x86 and x64 copies of KB2555428 are good

 

I don't know about KB2425227, I don't have Kdcsvc.dll anywhere on my system. It could be strictly to do with Server 2008 R2...
The removed information picked up is correct though, I believe the reason behind SoLoR's scan not picking it up may be due to KB2489177 and KB2505454 (as well as KB2425227) being for RTM and SP1, whereas KB2526946, KB2555258, and KB2548124 being for SP1 only.

 

w00t!!!