This isn't a direct link to download the file but a site that says it's a Beta version, I believe everyone here is intelligent enough to notice that cause it mentions it several times.
WHDownloader 2014/11/12: Spoiler Added: Code: 2952664-v6 2978120 2991963 2992611 2993958 3002885 3003057 / IE 3003743 3005607 3006226 3008627 3010788 2984640 2996928-v2 2998530-v2 3001264 3001265 / RSAT 3001526 3002301-v2 3003385 3004182 3004383 3004543 3007006 3007196 3007593-x64 Superseded Code: 2456741-v2 (by 3003385) 2512352-x86 (by 3001264) 2608658-x64 (by 3007593-x64) 2693187 (by 3007006) 2736469-v2 (by 2998530-v2) 2865346 (by 3007006) 2877115 (by 2996928-v2) 2907094 (by 3004383) 2908580-v3 (by 3007196) 2952664-v5 (by 2952664-v6) 2956703 (by 3004543) 2961980-v3 (by 3004383) 2964441 (by 2996928-v2) 2973337 (by 2992611) 2980344-x64 (by 3004383) 2987107 (by 3003057) / IE 2987849-x64 (by 2992611) 2997200 (by 3004383) 2998097 (by 2992611) 3000061 (by 3002885) 3000869 (by 3010788) 3000988 (by 3008627)
Hi From your changelog, - 2608658-x64 is superseded by 3007593-x64 , but with 2608658 there is amd64_microsoft-windows-sis-filter and not present with 3007593 this file is present with another hotfix, I have not found? - 2956703 is superseded by 3004543, bur for amd64_microsoft-windows-dhcp-client-dll, with 2956703, dhcpcsvc6.dll file it's 6.1.7601.22648 and with 3004543, it's 6.1.7601.22150 - For IE10, 2909210 is superseded, right? Thanks for your help
- That component is for Server - Like i once said, individual files are not taken in account, only the whole assembly component dhcpcore.dll and dhcpcore6.dll are updated though - I see now that it's superseded by 3003057, thanks
Ok, thanks But if I remove the 2956703 and I installed the 3004543, dhcpcore.dll and dhcpcore6.dll file to be 6.1.7601.22150 version, no Currently it's 6.1.7601.22648 in System32 Thanks
No, with 3004543 you get 6.1.7601.22843 for dhcpcore.dll and dhcpcore6.dll, 6.1.7601.22150 for dhcpcsvc6.dll
Yes I made a mistake, that's for dhcpcsvc6.dll is 6.1.7601.22648 (2956703) View attachment 32143 And it's 6.1.7601.22150 with 3004543, that's what I do not understand Thanks
That is, because the 2 patches contain the ominose file versions, too. The vendor may confuse with patches, because sometimes they package patches from scratch with some older files. On 98/2000/XP/2003 system that was not problem, because the installer always chooses files based on version (if available). Vista and newer systems use other method. When you install both patches (KB2956703 and KB3004543) together, the Windows Servicing Stack takes files into account from only one of the assembly (newer manifest or signing). So, if some files from the newer assembly are older than the other copy, the older file will by hardlinked and used instead of the newer. Unfortunately this may be a BUG or limitation of the Servicing Stack. Bigger problem is, that several updates contain the same, common assemblies (same name, identical or different versions, and some noncommons, that's why partially supersede). The Servicing Stack may handle badly such installations, as the files from all assemblies are hardlinked only from one update - the other may be totally ignored. The following model helps understanding the scenario: KB#1 contains: A1, B2, C1, D2, E1, F2 assemblies KB#2 contains: A2, B1, C2, D1, E2, F1 assemblies A1, B1, C1, D1, E1, F1 folders contain older files then A2, B2, C2, D2, E2, F2. So installing KB#1 and KB#2, the newer files from A2, B2, C2, D2, E2, F2 should be taken into life. However files from A1, B2, C1, D2, E1, F2 or A2, B1, C2, D1, E2, F1 will be active, depending on what patch is generally newer. So some of the older files will replace the newer ones. Some older patches are also affected by this problem, where each is only partially superseded by other. For example, if you install together: KB2973337 and KB2982706/KB2973351/KB2984972/KB2998097 and reboot, a lot of files will be older (04.12 instead of 05.30 from KB2973337), and probably function the of the patch KB2973337 will not be available. (Security Update KB2992611 contains updated files, so KB2973337 will function, but it doesn't need to by installed anymore, as it's fully superseded at file-by-file level. Checked with manually unpacking the patches. ) Another example: KB2894906 together KB2974617: ndismigplugin.dll is older version in the newer patch and installing KB2894906 will not ever restore the newer version.
Yes, but there should not install the 2 hotfixes but uninstall 2956703 and install 3004543 So the file, dhcpcsvc6.dll will be 6.1.7601.22150 (not 22648, because the 2956703 will be uninstalled)
2014/11/13: Spoiler Added: Code: 2912095 / AD_LDS 2990941-v3 3001232 3005781 / RDP Superseded Code: 2458125-v2 (by 2912095) / AD_LDS 2819485 (by 2990941-v3) 2957775 (by 2990941-v3) 2965351 (by 3001232) 2995635 (by 2912095) / AD_LDS 2998965 (by 3005781) / RDP