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First, before making the registry change below, you should download and install Microsoft's updated Windows Installer 4.5 (KB942288-v3) from for Windows XP 32-bit, which is what we assume you have. (The MS article that explains this updated installer is.) Next, copy the text given by (below) to notepad and save it as POSReady.txt Make sure what you copy starts with the 'Windows.' Line and has two blank lines after the line that ends in '00000001' Rename the file POSReady.txt to POSReady.reg, right-click on it, select 'Merge', then 'Yes'. Reboot the system. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM WPA PosReady] 'Installed'=dword:00000001 and POSReady2009 Updates will install on XP + Windows Update [then] shows the updates for POSReady 2009 =================######================= Direct Links to WU/MU (just in case.): for Windows Update for Microsoft Update =================######================= NOW, sometimes Microsoft Update (MU) takes a long time to get anywhere - sometimes a LONG LONG time. Sometimes even longer than that.

When MU takes ages to find anything, stop it, install by hand the Office 2007 Comparability Pack and all Office 2003 updates (they usually don't require rebooting), then the latest IE8 update, then reboot. After that, MU will find all remaining relevant updates fast. If using Windows Update (WU) instead, then the latest IE8 update and a reboot should be enough. Moreover, as both Office 2003 and 2007 are now EoS, the latest IE8 update and a reboot may be enough for both MU and WU.

=================######================= 'Nuff said! : Before you install POSReady Updates, IMO you should download from the links I'm giving here and install the following updates: • - Windows Genuine Advantage Validation v1.9.42.0 (); • - Permanent copy of the Package Installer for Windows (); • - Windows Installer 4.5 (). • (the Dec 2013 Security Update for Windows Internet Explorer 6); •, using the /wuforce switch, on the command-line; • and IE8, using, the standalone package.

Index of /ZIPfiles/Operating Systems/Windows/WinXP. HotPatch to show XP computers on Vista - WindowsXP-KB922120-v6-x86-ENU.exe, 2009-05-19 04:09.

Then, with automatic updates disabled, access WU and search for updates using the 'Custom' option. And when the list appears, do hide both (the WGA Notifications - not needed at all) and (XP EoS Nag). The list above includes just three on-demand hotfixes: -v3 contains the latest usbohci.sys, a driver needed for USB 1.x by chpsets not manufactured by VIA or Intel (for instance: NEC or nVIDIA), while contains the latest usbuhci.sys, a driver needed for USB 1.x by chpsets not manufactured by VIA or Intel and the latest usbehci.sys, the driver used for USB 2.x; although no machine needs both drivers for USB 1.x, adding both is harmless. There are also newer Intel chipsets which use neither USB1.x driver, providing USB 1.x compatibility mode via the USB 2.0 unit controlled by the usbehci.sys driver. Is a bugfix for remote NDIS devices that may not work correctly after a surprise removal and reattachment of the (same) RNDIS device. It's been some time since we talked about this, and today I remembered another hotfix I always use and ought to recommend:.

It's from way back when, but it still carries the latest hal.dlls (v. 5.1.2600.5573) for XP SP3. The KB article is gone, but the hotfix remains available by request from MS. I've later found out that there are even newer hal.dlls (v. 5.1.2600.5687), but just for multicore processors (and not needed unless one's machne has more than 8 logical processors).

They're found in and, as above, the KB article is gone, but the hotfix remains available by request from MS. Long live, XP! First of all, thank you *very much* harkaz, this is beyond cool! Heading home from work yesterday I was almost a bit giddy seeing these semi-official patches and thinking of all the future ones that could/will be coming our way through 2019! Let the idiots on neowin storm off in a huff! Tell them to come back in 2019. For myself, I only get 1 patch out of the deal (I don't have IE or any version of 'dontnet' installed).

Hmm, I didn't think about POS not having IE6. Looks like we won't get any IE 6 patches unless somebody ports them from 2003. Jaclaz, I agree it's a patch for general stupidity-let's hope MS doesn;'t start patching for that, as we'll all need petabyte sized drives. (Seriously though, the link to the bulletin 42774 that you posted; under 'System Requirements' it states that Windows XP is a 'supported operating system' along with Windows Server 2003. But the title at the top of the page for 42774 just says Windows Server 2003.).