pschef Posted July 24, 2006 Author Share Posted July 24, 2006 (edited) Check out AutoPatcher!! And Pray Tell what is AutoPatcher Plz, and does the patch solve this problem. Thankss Edited July 24, 2006 by pschef Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Khun Jean Posted July 24, 2006 Share Posted July 24, 2006 Khun Jean, I dont think you should be blaming us for not having the legal versions of XP. If you buy any computer in the UK it automatically comes with windows. I have 2 computers at home both with windows XP. So when i came to Thailand and brought a computer for 72,000Baht how am i supposed to know that ill be getting an illegal version of the product that comes as standard in any other country. But to be honest now that I have the illegal version and can get away with not paying for it, i dont think I will. Microsoft have already had 2 copys out of me so far so im not really that bothered. Its not a matter of 'get over it' its more a matter of what you can get away with in Thailand regarding illegal software. Thailand is different. Here you have to double check everything. But i understand it can happen while you not know it. If it was sold with a genuine copy included in the price, then a visit to the shop is in order. The 'get over it' is for people who are knowingly using a copy. 'Getting over' a message box and maybe a 10 second wait is not that bad for an illegal copy. Making you aware of it is a also good thing. The biggest problem is that resellers sell illegal copies to unsuspecting customers. That is just a big rip off. Making people aware of that will help. Now that it was in the news several times and on many websites i think people are more closely watching what they are actually buying. I think that is a good thing too. People who knowingly have an illegal copy should be happy that it is still working. Just disabling it was also an option Microsoft could have used. Microsoft also knows that illegal copies can help sales because people are getting used to a system. Wordperfect was the proof of that. The warning now pushes people to make a decision. But even if 90% of them think "that's it i start using linux', or just live with the warning message you still have 10% more legitimate owners. With more than 60 million illegal copies that is almost 6 million sold copies. Not bad! And the feeling with Microsoft is that those that go to Linux will come back anyway. That is pretty confident. The licensing can be more friendly for people with more than one computer, and like a few here that have computers in different countries. I have a few PC's and a laptop. A bigger discount for having multiple copies would be nice. 'Getting away' with something is something i don't agree with, but that is each persons own decision to make. A lot of people want to push Microsoft in a bad position. I just think they make a great product. A product that gives me a job and a hobby. Try reading some of the blogs of people who work for Microsoft, they are a very enthousiastic bunch. It says a lot about the working condition. For me Apple is the one that makes things difficult. But Apple can be ignored, they have only a small market share. They have great hardware and they start going in the right direction with their software. I might change my mind about them in the future. Linux is something i have no time for. I know computers very well, but the combination of a nice kernel and a lot of shaky or incomplete software ( all the 0.99b versions ) is not for me. Although that is also changing rapidly now. These are just interesting times... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sniffdog Posted July 28, 2006 Share Posted July 28, 2006 (edited) Get a crack from a Pantip CD .... and turn 'automatic updates' off. Edited July 28, 2006 by sniffdog Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
astral Posted July 28, 2006 Share Posted July 28, 2006 Check out AutoPatcher!! And Pray Tell what is AutoPatcher Plz, and does the patch solve this problem. Thankss Here is the link. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terdsak_12 Posted July 29, 2006 Share Posted July 29, 2006 What does auto patcher do, big download, 250MBs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Phil Conners Posted July 29, 2006 Share Posted July 29, 2006 (edited) M$ software is way too expensive, just look at the kind of profit they make. This is only possible due to the de-facto monopoly they have in the desktop market coming from their predatory business methods. Besides most of that perceived "loss" from piracy is not really a loss. Most of the pirated software would never be purchased, and certainly not at the prices asked. If it wasn't possible to get Microslush Windows for free most would be using something else, most likely Linux. Anyway, I think Bill is doing ok as it is. Edited July 29, 2006 by Phil Conners Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MP5 Posted July 29, 2006 Share Posted July 29, 2006 What does auto patcher do, big download, 250MBs. Been inflight! OK! Follow the link for AutoPatcher and I'm sure you'll pick up on what this great tool does. The July update provided Windows XP SP2 - Critical Updates KB873339: Security Update for Windows XP KB885835: Security Update for Windows XP KB885836: Security Update for Windows XP KB886185: Critical Update for Windows XP KB887742: Critical Update for Windows XP KB888113: Security Update for Windows XP KB888302: Security Update for Windows XP KB890046: Security Update for Windows XP KB890830: Malicious Software Removal Tool v1.18 KB890859: Security Update for Windows XP KB891781: Security Update for Windows XP KB893756: Security Update for Windows XP KB896358: Security Update for Windows XP KB896422: Security Update for Windows XP KB896423: Security Update for Windows XP KB896424: Security Update for Windows XP KB896428: Security Update for Windows XP KB899587: Security Update for Windows XP KB899589: Security Update for Windows XP KB899591: Security Update for Windows XP KB900725: Security Update for Windows XP KB901017: Security Update for Windows XP KB901190: Security Update for Windows XP KB901214: Security Update for Windows XP KB902400: Security Update for Windows XP KB905414: Security Update for Windows XP KB905749: Security Update for Windows XP KB908519: Security Update for Windows XP KB908531: Security Update for Windows XP (v2) KB911280: Security Update for Windows XP (v2) KB911562: Security Update for Windows XP KB911564: Security Update for Plug-in do Windows Media Player KB911567: Cumulative Security Update for Outlook Express for Windows XP KB911927: Security Update for Windows XP KB912919: Security Update for Windows XP KB913580: Security Update for Windows XP KB914388: Security Update for Windows XP KB914389: Security Update for Windows XP KB916281: Cumulative Update for Internet Explorer for Windows XP SP2 KB917159: Security Update for Windows XP KB917537: Security Update for Windows XP KB917953: Security Update for Windows XP KB918439: Security Update for Internet Explorer for Windows XP SP2 Windows XP SP2 - Recommended updates KB319740: Update for Windows XP (v5) KB831240: Update for HighMAT support in the Windows XP CD Writing Wizard KB884020: Update for Windows XP KB884883: Update for Windows XP (v8) KB885222: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB886677: Update for Windows XP KB886716: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB888240: Update for Internet Explorer 6 KB888656: Update to enable DirectX Video Acceleration of Windows Media Video content in WMP 10 KB889527: Update for Windows XP (v3) KB889673: Update for Windows XP KB891122: Update for DRM-enabled Media Players KB893357: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB894395: Update for Windows XP KB895181: Fix for MPEG4 videos in Windows Media Player 10 KB895316: FIX: Updates to the Windows Media Device Manager KB896097: FIX: Indexing large files created with the WMF 9.5 SDK takes a long time KB896344: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB896626: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB897338: Update for Windows XP SP2 (v3) KB897663: Update for Windows XP KB898458: Security Update for the Step-by-Step Interactive Training Application (v6.1.22.4) KB898461: Update for Windows XP KB898900: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB900399: FIX: For Windows Media Player KB900485: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB902344: Update for WMDRM-enabled Media Players KB903234: Update for Windows XP KB904412: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB904942: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB905592: FIX: For applications using the Windows Media DirectShow QASF filter KB906569: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB907865: Update for Windows XP KB908521: Update for Windows XP KB909520: Microsoft Base Smart Card Cryptographic Service Provider Package KB910437: Update for Windows XP KB910998: FIX: Applications cannot play WMDRM-protected content KB912454: FIX: For custom WMF 9.5 SDK applications KB913538: Update for Windows XP KB916595: Update for Windows XP KB917821: FIX: For WMA9 voice codec memory leak KB918005: Update for Windows XP (v2) KB918093: Update for Windows XP KB918766: Update for Outlook Express 6.0 on Microsoft Windows XP (v2) KB919071: FIX: For VMR9 in Windows XP KB921134: FIX: For Windows Media Player 10 KB922042: FIX: For Windows Media Player 10 Components .NET Framework 1.1 (+SP1) - KB886903: Security Update for .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 .NET Framework 2.0 - KB922481: Security Update for .NET Framework 2.0 (aka KB917283) Microsoft Journal Viewer 1.5.2316.0 (only in Full) Microsoft Management Console 3.0 (KB907265) Network Diagnostic Tool (KB914440 v6) User Profile Hive Cleanup 1.6d Windows Installer 3.1 (v2) Windows Live Messenger v8.0.0792 Windows Media Player 10 Windows Media Connect 2.0 (only in Full) Windows Messenger 5.1.0701 (only in Full) Windows Script 5.6 for Windows XP (v5.6.0.8825) - KB917344: Windows Script 5.6 Security Update for Windows XP SP1 and SP2 Windows Update v6 WGA (Optional!) Windows Genuine Advantage WGA notifications tool (1.5.0540.0) Add-ons 'Royale' Theme (only in Full) 5x Screensavers (only in Full) Adaptec ASPI Bootvis 1.3.37 (only in Full) Copy Profile Tool Delete Microsoft Java VM tool DirectX Control Panel applet Google Toolbar 3.0.131.0 (only in Full) IE spell 2.2.0(only in Full) PowerMenu 1.5.1 Remove Windows Messenger tool Macromedia (Adobe) Flash Player 9.0.16.0 for Internet Explorer (only in Full) Macromedia (Adobe) Flash Player 9.0.16.0 for Mozilla, Firefox, Opera and Netscape (only in Full) Macromedia (Adobe) Shockwave Player v10.1.3.018 (only in Full) Microsoft Color Control Panel Applet for Windows XP (only in Full) Microsoft Windows User State Migration Tool v2.6.1 Official Windows XP PowerToys (only in Full): - Alt-Tab Replacement - CD Slide Show Generator - ClearType Tuner - HTML Slide Show Wizard - Image Resizer - Open Command Window Here - Power Calculator - SyncToy v1.2 - Taskbar Magnifier - Virtual Desktop Manager - Webcam Timershot Startup Control Panel 2.8 Sun Java 1.5.0_07 (only in Full) TweakUI 2.10 TweakUI Control Panel applet Wallpapers (only in Full): - AutoPatcher Wallpaper - Delete Win9x style wallpapers option - Delete default WinXP wallpapers option - New Wallpapers (x16 at last count) Windows Uptime Tool The easiest thing to do is to start from April if you have not used before so that you have all updates, hotfixes, and patches. Another method is to utilise a Firefox browser and update from widowsupdate.62nds.com Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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