Sorry, but I don't understand why even on a live system they'll need to install KB2679255 twice, or KB2556532 (superseeded by KB2679255, also found in the satisfyWU folder) only for the sake of installing. Also, have a last question: DisableCoreparkingWin7.exe is a script of yours to install those two AMD-system related updates? Thank you for your hard work once again
All of these updates are needed to satisfy WU on my computers. And I have several comps... DisableCoreparkingWin7.exe does not install any updates or hotfixes. It only sets the correct registry settings. There are more registry settings than described here in this forum.
McRip sorry but you do know you dont have to create a new post for each hotfix? Just use the same post for all 5
I think it's because this thread updates very rapidly, and his post will get buried quickly. I wish this forum had a setting for how many post to display per page! (OK just found that it does, in my profile settings! Oops!)
Does this really not happen for the rest of you? Please look at your Event Viewers. I always receive these warnings after an installation of a hotfix integrated image. Each time that I make a new image, I start with fresh files from an untouched MSDN ISO. I used KUC (v.0.8.005.020) to integrate updates for my last image.
Hi Forever, Yep, I just looked at the event viewer after reading your post, and there are over 80 warning events for the .NET Runtime Optimization Service (2.0.50727.5723) - Version or flavor did not match with repository: ehiwmp Another exact entry has BDATunePIA at the end of the report. I have no idea what is causing this, and the image I'm using is fully up to date. Any of our resident gurus have any ideas?
I think its related to .net4, it adds a new mscorsvw.exe service and disables the old one (I don't think .net2 likes this) Code: ; Old HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\clr_optimization_v2.0.50727_32 ; New HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\clr_optimization_v4.0.30319_32 To see if I'm right clean out your event log, then in services.msc disable Microsoft .NET Framework NGEN v4 and re-enable v2 (automatic delayed start) to see if you still get the error
Thanks Ricktendo, I had used your wonderful .NET 4 AIO installer, and installed it during imaging with WinToolKit 1.4.26. If I get time, I will make a new image without .NET4 and look in the event log again, and see what turns up.
ricktendo64, I'm also using your .NET Framework 4 installer in my SetupComplete script. I just tried an install without it and I still received the Event 1130 warnings.
Repo updated completely. 7zip will be out tomorrow. I decided to remove SatisfyWU for good. If anybody needs an update to satisfy his WU, so let me know. I will then post a download link. Office 2010 Updates updated, too. Updated: msores-x-none.msp, mso-x-none.msp, project-x-none.msp, proof-en-us.msp, outlfltr-x-none.msp Also credits and thanks to PointZero