for the KB2574819 information "To apply the Remote Desktop Protocol 8.0 update for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 (hotfix 2592687), you must have hotfix 2574819 installed" if want apply RDP 8.0 have to install KB2574819 first .
Thanks, but don't think there's a need. Microsoft is said to come up with a out-of-band hotfix to replace that fixit ''very'' soon.
Thanks for the hints. I'm a check it when I have the time for it. Just prepping my move to a new residence and a new city... KB2574819-v2 is fully superseded but it is needed as a prerequiste for the RemoteDesktopProtocol8.0. So there is no need for putting it into the main folder.
@McRip Even cooler Extra, other things to check out, regarding the KB2506143 (Windows Management Framework 3.0) folder: 5. KB2809215 (x64 only) is superseded? It's not present in the KB2506143 folder - I think you've deleted it by mistake. 6. KB2781048-v2 (x64) and KB2856905 (x64 and x86) are the KB2506143 folder. Why? I think they're both not KB2506143 related, but Active Directory related. 7. KB2701373-v4 is not present in the x64 folder of KB2506143 (as it should - it's present only in the x86 folder) 8. In the KB2506143 folder, the ''Prerequisite'' .txt has this instruction: ''Before you install this update, make sure you have .NET 4.0 installed.'' - I think it's best you change the last part to ''at least 4.0 - best you install .net 4.5''
@McRip At last, some minor issues / questions (again, when you'll have the time): 9. KB971033 - not present in your servers. Please make a sub-folder for it; 10. (Optional / question) KB2685811 and KB2685813 - aren't better in the not-integratable folder, as they may generate issues on some systems when integrated offline? At least please make a sub-folder for them (with an instructions .txt, including info that they may generate issues)... I just hope KDMF 1.13 (~ around the corner) from windows 8.1 will be issue free 11. (Optional / question) KB943790 is integrated with errors by Win Toolkit. Again, Legolash said at some point the solution is to integrate it online, during first logon. Won't it be better suited for the non-integratable folder? Or at least please make a .txt with this info, that it's best installed on an online image, and not integrated. 12. Regarding the AMD hotfix (KB2646060-v3), it's best you offer it as the original .msu instead of the extracted .exe, as it's only a power management tweak and it's integratable as a .msu. btw, has the same effect on Intel systems (a little more performance at the expense of ''less'' power management) and it's harmless (not AMD hardware-bound).
Windows 7 19.09.2013 Added: KB971033 (Additional/Windows7ActivationUpdateChecker) KB2646060-v3 (Additional/KB2646060.Disable.AMD.Core.Parking) KB2834140-v2 Removed: KB2834140 Other issues will be fixed asap...
I'll be putting up the updated superseded uninstaller in a few hours or so, I guess I have to wait for those changes . I do apologise for not updating the uninstaller and the delay in the updated installer.
That's why it is in the "Additional" folder. I said that for a hundred times in the WinToolkit forum. People should not integrate anything what's from the "Additional" folder. But people just want to know it better... I don't care anymore when people try to integrate everything from there...
has any stuff know the Prerquistes IE10 are superseded ? if the update is superseded is it need to integrated it agian ? Prerquistes IE10: KB2533623 KB2729094-v2 KB2731771 KB2786081