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**waqasr** · April 6th, 2004, 12:29 PM

Keyser Soze's XP Security Pack comprises of 90% security hotfixes & 10% critical hotfixes (for pc stability). The package is not meant as a replacement for Windows Update, it has been compiled so that you can quickly and easily update your system after a reinstall of Windows.
http://www.keyserproject.com/keyserfiles.htm
let me knw wht u think!
thanx!

:shoot :ass :upside

**Korn377135678** · April 6th, 2004, 01:26 PM

Originally Posted by waqasr

Keyser Soze's XP Security Pack comprises of 90% security hotfixes & 10% critical hotfixes (for pc stability). The package is not meant as a replacement for Windows Update, it has been compiled so that you can quickly and easily update your system after a reinstall of Windows.
http://www.keyserproject.com/keyserfiles.htm
let me knw wht u think!
thanx!

Guess you never heard of autopatcher.com

**cjules13** · April 6th, 2004, 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by waqasr

Keyser Soze's XP Security Pack comprises of 90% security hotfixes & 10% critical hotfixes (for pc stability). The package is not meant as a replacement for Windows Update, it has been compiled so that you can quickly and easily update your system after a reinstall of Windows.
http://www.keyserproject.com/keyserfiles.htm
let me knw wht u think!
thanx!

Cool, I'm about to do a reinstall methinks. Very helpful.

What's better autopatcher or keyser? I liked the Usual Suspects so I'm inclined to go with Soze...:upside

**Korn377135678** · April 6th, 2004, 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by cjules13

Cool, I'm about to do a reinstall methinks. Very helpful.

What's better autopatcher or keyser? I liked the Usual Suspects so I'm inclined to go with Soze...:upside

They should be about the same since there just both windows update programs.With that said i have never used keyser but going on thier website its missing these updates :
* The following are NOT included in this Security Pack
installation - MSN Messenger updates, Windows Media
Player updates, Movie Maker updates, Internet Explorer
Updates, Java Virtual Machine updates.

Also autopatcher has some tweaks that it adds to registry that can do some cool things, like disabling compress old files during disk cleanup,ability to remove all windows xp screensavers and wallapers,ability to remove all win9x based wallpapers,add uxtheme.dll patcher (so you can use custom themes) and other things.

**waqasr** · April 6th, 2004, 02:18 PM

Originally Posted by Korn377135678

They should be about the same since there just both windows update programs.With that said i have never used keyser but going on thier website its missing these updates :
* The following are NOT included in this Security Pack
installation - MSN Messenger updates, Windows Media
Player updates, Movie Maker updates, Internet Explorer
Updates, Java Virtual Machine updates.

Also autopatcher has some tweaks that it adds to registry that can do some cool things, like disabling compress old files during disk cleanup,ability to remove all windows xp screensavers and wallapers,ability to remove all win9x based wallpapers,add uxtheme.dll patcher (so you can use custom themes) and other things.

thanx man tht's some useful information!!!
:shoot :ass :upside

**notbob** · April 6th, 2004, 02:24 PM

Originally Posted by cjules13

Cool, I'm about to do a reinstall methinks. Very helpful.

What's better autopatcher or keyser? I liked the Usual Suspects so I'm inclined to go with Soze...:upside

how about windows update? why would you get critical patches from some guy?

**cjules13** · April 6th, 2004, 02:28 PM

Originally Posted by notbob

how about windows update? why would you get critical patches from some guy?

I was under the impression that I would have to do many updates from windows update... this seems to be a one-shot deal... not the case?

**Korn377135678** · April 6th, 2004, 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by notbob

how about windows update? why would you get critical patches from some guy?

Paranoia most likey,as most people dont wont to visit microsoft update with a illegal copy.

**Korn377135678** · April 6th, 2004, 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by cjules13

I was under the impression that I would have to do many updates from windows update... this seems to be a one-shot deal... not the case?

As per every month new updates come out you would have to get a new copy,but other then that yes its a one time download.

**notbob** · April 6th, 2004, 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by Korn377135678

Paranoia most likey,as most people dont wont to visit microsoft update with a illegal copy.

i'd be more paranoid that some weirdo would repack it wit trojans and stuff

**Korn377135678** · April 6th, 2004, 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by notbob

i'd be more paranoid that some weirdo would repack it wit trojans and stuff

Its kind like when people use proxys for web surfing,they throw up the chance that thier info is safer threw it then with the normal company while it could just be a ploy for a hacker to use thier system.

As per trojans and spyware and the like with autopatcher,i havent found anything after a install useing anti-virus tools and ad-ware.Nore have i seen any subsious programs trying to get to the net.