Windows 7 Hotfix repository

thanks for the updates ,this probably fixed the problem[usb 2.0 running in 1.0 mode ] i've been having since the previous update to the usbport.inf.

and whats up with the zukobonuses

 

ty very much

 

I just had a BSOD relating to usbport.sys, a driver irq less than error. This was after installing the latest updates, and I've had no previous errors relating to this. If anyone else experiences an BSOD, can they post as there may be a bug in the USB update.

 

Burfadel, I was able to download the update for Word '10 today (Office-kb2345340), that brings up to version 14.0.5123.5000 (which is a higher number than the august updates I got). Weren't you saying the downloads were no longer available?

BTW, I did not experience that BSOD problem and I've been using USB ports to transfer files from a HDD in an enclosure via USB to my PC, no problems (not slow either as far as I can tell). I applied all updates til 26.9.2010.

EDIT: when I applied the updates, it didn't change the version number of the Office apps. Is this normal? It didn't change it to "14.0.5123.5000" but stayed at "14.0.4760.1000" where it already was.

 

The updates do seems to be back online, however only the x86 versions, the x64 versions are still missing like before. The only office app which should change version is Word.

To find out the version of each application, do the following:
- Click on file
- Click on help
--> You will see the base version on the right hand side, which will be 14.0.4760.1000. I believe that will only change once service pack 1 (when it is available) will be installed.
- Under that version number, there is a link to additional version and copyright information. The link just opens the dialogue box that shows the actual version info. This is where you will see the actual version of Word (after update kb2345340 will be 14.0.5123.5000) and the version of the office core, which is the MSO version next to the app version. The MSO core update is one of those which was claimed to be avaialbe but is now completely missing.

Unless Microsoft release the missing updates, I will wait till the next batch of updates before I upload. This is only because it seems they made a mess of the current batch.

If the same thing happens with the next batch, I will upload the available updates. I can't see Microsoft stuffing it up two releases in a row!

 

Can someone just post a link to where I can find all the x86 office 2010 updates? Those are the only ones I need.

 

New Update KB2362765 and KB2416471 are available from Microsoft Download Center.

I am very stupid, therefore I cannot post reply with URI links.
Sorry.

 

Thanks for the info, burfadel, it did up the version number under the 'additional information' link.

 

Are all available mediacenter updates present in this package?
Nice work though Solor..
Appreciate al te work and time you put in it...

 

Thanks for the quick reply Solor..

It's all clear now.

Keep on rolling in your update train.

 

Burfadel, your Office updates .cmd file also works on post-SP3 updates I have for Office 2003 -- but when I use it, I have to click "OK" after each .msp has installed, or it won't go on to the next .msp install. How do I change it so they will just install one after the other without user interaction? I've been trying to look around for the answer but I can't find it yet. Thanks!

EDIT: OK, I found it. I changed your code from:

Code:

FOR /F "delims==" %%W in ('dir *.msp /od /b') do start /wait %%~nW.msp

to:

Code:

FOR /F "delims==" %%W in ('dir *.msp /od /b') do start /wait %%~nW.msp /qn /norestart

That did the trick

 

The installation commands for the Office 2003 patch must be different. From the command prompt, run one of the updates with /? at the end. To make this simple, you could just make a copy of the installation script file and edit it in notepad and replace /quiet with /?. Save and run it, the updates should come up with a help menu. Once the first update's menu is shown, close the update window so you don't have to go through the process of clicking through all the updates. In the help menu for the update, look for the commands that allow for unattended setup, and hiding of progress etc. Re-edit the insdtallation script file and replace the /? that you inserted earlier with the commands from the help menu. Hopefully then it should work!

 

It may or may not be just a coincidence but I had a BSOD last night shortly after kb2416471 auto installed. I have rolled back to before the update and am not installing it again until I can confirm whether my setup remains stable or not. Then I may retry it.

 

@ Deadman: I have not experienced any BSOD's with the latest updates -- and the way I use these updates is by integrating them into my personal Win7 builds and doing actual installs from them. The install I'm on currently is based off SoLoR's updates including the Oct. 03 ones (and having of course removed the obsolete ones). And this install is very stable, I have not experienced any problems whatsoever. Just to share my experience with things.

@ Burfadel: Yes, the Office '03 updates must be different, but like I said the second code I posted is working for me, so I made a little silent post-SP3 updates pack I can run when installing Office '03.

Also I found a reg tweak that allows you to run Office '10 and '03 next to each other without getting that annoying re-configuring when starting one version of Word (or Excel) after another:

Code:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

;If you have two versions of Microsoft Word installed on the same computer, you experience a delay when you start Word 2010. This behavior occurs because Word 2010 auto-registers itself on the computer. You can bypass the auto-registration. This enables Word 2010 to start faster. 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Word\Options]
"NoReReg"=dword:00000001

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Excel\Options]
"NoReReg"=dword:00000001

 

I do not quite understand this with the hotfix, is it official updates from Microsoft?

 

Well, yes and no Many of the updates in this collection are not directly available through MS Update... but they are made by MS and leaked through certain channels and SoLoR sorts and compares them. It contains much of what SP1 would contain if it were here already

 

Ok thanks for the info.
I installed all the hotfix but it took a hell of a time: D
Next time it would be better if I embed them in the windows disc, can someone explain how to do it?
Thanks in advance.

 

dism mount image
dism /add-package /packagepath
dism dismount /commit

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