Windows Vista Service Pack 1 for all 36 languages have been released by Microsoft to the general public for free download, a week later than. Users who has no privilege to download the service pack from TechNet and MSDN subscription sites, where the SP1 for Windows Vista is been released two months earlier, can now download the standalone update package for Windows Vista SP1 to install upgrade the Windows Vista RTM version 6.0.6000.16386.Windows Vista SP1 ensure that all previously released updates and changes focused on addressing specific reliability, performance, and compatibility issues been applied on the system. The service pack also adds support for new types of hardware and adds support for several emerging standards.Previously, Microsoft also released which consists only 5 languages. This all languages Wave 1 version effectively supersedes the Wave0 version.Windows Vista SP1 is via Windows Update, Microsoft Update and Automatic Updates (if enabled) beginning, 2008 US Pacific Time.

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Windows XP SP4 Unofficial Final Version 3.1b is now available!NOTICE October 19, 2019: Express your views regarding suggested RyanVM shutdown here:UPDATE June 7, 2019: Post-SP4 Update Pack released!This final update pack should be applied to Windows XP installation media immediately after slipstreaming SP4 v3.1b to a Windows XP RTM/SP1/SP2/SP3 source. This will update installation media to May 2019, including every single update released until the POSReady 2009 end-of-life in May 2019.To integrate this update pack:1. Download PostSP4-May19-UpdatePack-harkaz-070619.zip from the Post-SP4 Update Pack Cloud folder, link:2. Extract zip contents3. Double click slipstream.bat and follow on-screen instructions (you need to provide the path to the directory containing both CMPNENTS and I386 folders).4. Code: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:8E6110BEA5612725BB4567A7EA14819C3A526DFC&dn=Windows%20XP%20Unofficial%20SP4%20Final&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.kicks-ass.net%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.mg64.net%3a2710%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.mg64.net%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.opentrackr.org%3a1337%2fannounceVerification information and description:.

1. WindowsXP-USP4-v3.1b-x86-ENU.exeDescription: Windows XP SP4 Installer with POSReady Update supportIncludes March 2016 Windows Update registry fix.Version: 3.1bMD5: 7D2DB4F4C47355BB8C006DEF7A8AB563SHA1: 2C868FEEE1C078B1CBB7E9A8B4D035ED936B6BEAOS Date/Time Stamp: 8 March 2016 23:00:00 UTCSize: 993 MB ( bytes)2. WindowsXP-USP4-v3.1b-NODOTNET-x86-ENUDescription: Windows XP SP4 Installer WITHOUT.NET Framework installation.POSReady Update support.Includes March 2016 Windows Update registry fix.Version: 3.1bMD5: fead3d46ceeb3b06d193f63ff3cb874aSHA1: 666e8f2720b447dafbb08cecc3381487c36a9b71OS Date/Time Stamp: 8 March 2016 23:00:00 UTCSize: 992 MB ( bytes)3. PATCHES-V3.1a.ZIPDescription: Windows XP SP4 PatchesVersion: 3.1aMD5: DC525005FB33A2EB0FA3130F6B83DFA4SHA1: 8447159AACD6D45D3E9C54B30B5C46BFD9B77139Date/Time Stamp: 27 January 2016 15:00:00 UTCSize: 79.7 MB (83624817 bytes)Tools to create 6 Bootable Floppy Disks for older systems:4. WindowsXP-USP4-v3.1-Floppy-ic.exeDescription: Windows XP Home Edition SP4 Floppy Disk UtilityVersion: 3.1MD5: F11756F6E50784050D0B9E1464F4B851SHA1: 3CD956D8242479F1FD458C34DB132ADate/Time Stamp: 25 January 2016 15:00:00 UTCSize: 4.46 MB (4679426 bytes)5. WindowsXP-USP4-v3.1-Floppy-ip.exeDescription: Windows XP Professional SP4 Floppy Disk UtilityVersion: 3.1MD5: EC486E7317B6D7FA62246703AC9BD0E4SHA1: 07FB0E353A50FFE896F02CDEEBC800Date/Time Stamp: 25 January 2016 15:00:00 UTCSize: 4.46 MB (4678992 bytes)6. PRODUKEYMODIFIER-V3.1.ZIPDescription: Windows XP Product Key Update ToolVersion: 3.1MD5: 4BAA040957CCE7C89B180BE00B2D8CE2SHA1: 12466D53C653B56CF7B69FE6ACB859B3D25DB4E4Date/Time Stamp: 25 January 2016 15:00:00 UTCSize: 1.05 MB (1102383 bytes)WARNING!

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Generally avoid other untrusted download locations!DISCLAIMER: The author shall not be held responsible for any damage caused to your system. It is strongly recommended that you test this update before deployment!Please contact me at. You can also post you comments below.NOTE: Before installing SP4 on a system with many post-SP3 updates installed, follow the steps described here (do not restart your PC after applying these steps, just run the SP4 installer and then reboot):This will prevent a common error message: 'Failed to install catalog files'.Although the SP4 installer takes steps to automatically delete these files, it may require manual intervention in some cases.ALL SP3 installer-related Knowledge Base Articles apply to SP4 as well.SIDE NOTES:1.

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Windows XP Unofficial SP4 can be used in English only. Howewer, it is possible to translate to other languages using MUI packs.SP4 v3.1b MUI, updated October 2018:Legacy info (no longer available for download):2. At first reboot after SP4 is installed on a 'live' system, setup will run several.NET-related tasks in the background. This will make your computer temporarily slower and you may unable to install/remove software during that time. It is thus recommended you wait until all pending processes have been completed. This willl take about 20-30 minutes and you can roughly tell by the CPU usage in the Task manager.

The on-screen keyboard will not work in TABLET PC EDITION after first reboot. This is normal; it will reappear at next reboot.3. MS may release new updates for.NET Framework according toWindows XP SP4 v3.1 by default SHOWS.NET Framework 2.0 and 3.0 updates from the Control Panel.To HIDE these updates run this reg file:4. If you're using.NET Framework 4.0 make sure you run:%systemroot%Microsoft.NETFrameworkv4.0.30319ngen.exe executequeueditemsevery time you install a new update or application for.NET Framework. This will boost system's performance and ensure reliability.IMPORTANT: There is an issue with post-sp4.NET FW 4.0 updates I would like to report, which is not caused by the SP4 itself. (Also applies to legacy v2 of Unofficial SP4).Scenario: Install SP4 - Enable.NET Framework 4.0- Run Windows Update Manual Check. Code: Thank you for visiting Microsoft answers.To turn OFF the Digital signature do these steps:-1.

Open the Command Prompt window by clicking the Start button, clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then Right clicking Command Prompt and select'Run as Administrator'.2. On the Command Prompt type in the command “Bcdedit.exe /set nointegritychecks ON” without the quotes.This will disable the Digital Signature.know, Go AWAY ELiTE. Elite's solution is intended for Windows 7 but not for XP.Creating WINNT.SIF and adding these lines is not a solution for a service pack, because it has to be as generic as possible.@Kelsenellenelvian: It seems I have 3 options here:1. Find a different patch for syssetup.dll, if possible.2. Don't modify syssetup.inf at all, but this may impose limitations in creating the service pack.3.

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Abandon the project, as you did.I will start with number 1 to see if I can do something. A kernel debugger may be useful. Have you tried this before? Code: 6974F0A2 E85B310200 call jmppSetupVerifyFile6974F0A7 8BF8 mov edi,eax6974F0A9 3BFE cmp edi,esi6974F0AB 7421 jz loc6974F0CEThe jz command prevents error messages from appearing when last result zero.The cmp combined with jz has a special role:So edi and esi are subtracted. If they're equal, the result is zero, so it jumps to next routine. If it doesn't jump, it calls pSetupDebugPrint and it prints the error: 20:44:24.515,d:xpspbasentsetupsyssetupmisc.c,88,Setup: MyLoadLibraryWithSignatureCheck failed pSetupVerifyFile, le = 800b0100The error code is 0x800B0100. This seems to be what we're looking for because the error message setup throws is:The signature for Windows XP Professional Setup is invalid.

The error code is 800b0100.No signature was present in the subject.I've located the section in HEX editor: the cmp command is at offset 3E4A9.I need your help to create a patch here. Integration side effects (not UpdatePack bugs):. setuperr.log will point out harmless error messages about some IE files like imgutil.dll, inetcpl.cpl, inseng.dll, mshtml.dll, msrating.dll, pngfilt.dll, occache.dll, webcheck.dll (caused by the patched Syssetup.dll used for integration and then restored with the original one). If you don't tolerate it you can integrate in addition this(Hash MD5 5C7AF8CA9F637C993F4AEEFFB63F39ED - Filesize: 1.28 Kb - updated 2008-03-27) which does nothing else than cleaning those false errors in your setuperr.log file.

Please note that in some rare configurations the integration of this addon could cause issues, so we don't suggest to use it.Cheers and Regards. Thanks for the tip, bphlpt, I'll check this later.tomasz86, I've noticed that syssetup.inf is also present in the Lastgood and Lastgood.tmp directory. Is this normal?Currently working hard on the 'Battery unsigned' problem.I'm making progress: I have been able to reproduce the problem I faced with the original patch with the new one I applied yesterday.

I'm confident I'll find the solution.UPDATE: Having tried many different patches, I haven't yet intercepted the check for battery catalogs. Can someone help me debug it to find its region in EXE?Note: This is the region which, if changed, causes all catalogs not to be recognised correctly. This seems to be independent of battery, however. It seems that battery is checked in a previous stage. Patching syssetup.dll is now completedThe required steps to get rid of all syssetup.dll-related errors are presented below:1. Grab the original XP SP3 syssetup.dll file.2. Using a hex editor, like XVI32, open the dll file.3.

Go to address (offset) 33B7B.4. Replace 74 with EB.5. Save changes to syssetup.dll6. Using modifype -c command or a similar tool fix the PE checksum.7.

To get rid of the 'Battery unsigned' issue, you have to perform this additional step: Open the syssetup.inf with notepad. Go to the DeviceInfsToInstall section of the INF file. Delete or comment the line with the battery.inf file. Save changes.8. Use the new syssetup.dll and syssetup.inf files instead of the original ones.Known side-effects: Setuperr.log file reports that syssetup.dll is not properly signed.

In addition, SFC does not protect syssetup.dll after installing Windows. However, SFC does not report any problems after Windows installation.Waiting for your comments after testing the new patch.UPDATE: Removed some redundant steps.Time to return to my SP4 project. Thanks harkaz, nice to read your 'adventures' every day.

I'm not an expert, but I hope I can build a Dutch SP4 when you're done with all your magic.Yesterday, I saw xdot's page at and that looked like a nice way to collect all the updates, but of course the files on his site are English only. I still tested them with nLite and Dutch XP, but of course (?) that didn't work. (Well, it kinda worked, but there were 2 errors).So I hope you'll tell us how we can build the SP4 when the time's right, from your last posts, I'm sure you will succeed! A new challenge: While installing the service pack (testing now) this error message appears:Setup cannot copy the file syssetup.dll.Let's see what's going on here.UPDATE: I will also have to fix catalog installation failure.Let's see if Gurgelmeyer has done sth on that.

The error GetCatVersion: Failed to retrieve version information from.CAT is also present in Gurgelmeyer's USP5. Probably patching it is not needed.UPDATE #2: The error message: 'A component's fil soes not match the information peresent in the verification manifest' seems to be related with update.ver. It is probably related with modified syssetup.inf verification.Issue seems to have been fixed with a second patch I applied. Note that Gurgelmeyer's update.exe suffered from the same issue as well.Messenger removed. The only thing I need to add for removal are the start menu messenger entries.After that, I'll test slipstreaming to SP3 installation media.Is there an automated way to keep the update.ver up-to-date? Extract the sfx from the KB942228 (for example) package for the desired language:In the update package of the desired language, using a hex editor, search for MSCF string. (the third one).From that one MSCF string where the CABINET file which is integrated in the update package begins, delete from cursor(including that last MSCF string).Save as D:sp4.sfx.This the self-extracting 'header for EXE file.B.

Create the self-extracting cabinet- Using CABARC (important, don't use makecab) run the command:cabarc -m LZX:21 -p -r N D:sp4.cab D:SP4i386.- Mark the update.exe in the cabinet for auto-run.The update.exe will be run each time you extract the cabinet. Any argument parsed to the sfx executablewill be parsed to the update.exe in the cabinet.Using a hex editor, open the sp4.cab file you just created.Search for 'i386updateupdate.exe' text (without the quotation marks).Go to the hex editor section. In front of the hex numbers that translate to SP4i386updateupdate.exe there isthe number 20 00.Change 20 to 60 and save changes.- Append the sfx with sp4.cab file in a new self-extracting executable.Run the command:copy /b D:sp4.sfx+D:sp4.cab D:WindowsXP-UnofficialSP4-ENU-x86.exe(choose a suitable name for the EXE like the one above).Optionally, add a manifest to require elevation each time the SP4 package is run.

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When I manually tried to add some catalogs with signtool, it reported no problems.I'm trying to find out why update.exe can't do that.UPDATE: An interesting observation: After installing SP4, the partmgr.sys driver is the only one which is signed. On the other hand, disk.sys is unsigned. However, BOTH FILES are signed by sp3.cat, as signtool indicated!MOST interesting.UPDATE#2: After some testing, it seems that the GetCatVersion error is strongly related wkth the patch applied to skip update.inf verification,The same error appears even when changing almost nothing in update.inf (existing catalogs remain installed however, thus avoiding further complications). After all, I have been able to install the SP4 on top of SP3 with all the catalogs installed.

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(The GetCatVersion error is still present). I have to use the original layout.inf, syssetup.dll and syssetup.inf files for installation on a live system.Are ALL these files required for a sysprep installation - I know that layout.inf is required.

Is there a patch to accept a modified layout.inf in GUI mode setup?Another issue I detected: When I create a new user profile, it tries to configure Messenger, but it complains about msmsgs.inf not being present (I've deleted it in SP4, along with messenger). How do I update the registry to remove this?

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