DAF v0.54 is ready.
* Changed default behavior of Windows Installer checkmarks (2.0 and 3.0): they are now unchecked by default
* Windows Installer 2.0 checkmark will disable all other checkmarks for safety purposes (because you must reboot after installing it)
* Removed a few command-line switches from the XML parser installers; they should run silently on all platforms again
* DAF now stops BITS when doing 'Flush SoftwareDistribution', and the status bar is more descriptive about the process
* DAF now stops BITS, WUAUSERV, and CRYPTSVC when deleting Catroot2 (just in case), and the status bar is more descriptive as well
* Minor dialog adjustments, and the addition of a Paypal donation link to the contact pane

In the next version, I hope to add a new pane which fixes network connectivity issues (thanks for reminding me of that, Fred). I have to give Fred shout-outs because he seems to be the biggest Dial-a-fix fan. :P

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2 Responses to “Dial-a-fix v0.54 beta released”

  1. # Simon Zerafa on November 18th, 2005 8:36 AM

    Hi,

    If you are looking for further fixes to add to Dial-a-fix then I would suggest the various fixes for repairing BITS on Windows XP.

    It seems that uninstallations of Norton Antivirus/Internet Security etc will break BITS quite well (as I have found out).

    There are various cook-book fixes where are summerised here:

    BITS reinstall

    The regsvr32 initpki.dll fix seems to be the one that does the trick for most people; however having the whole set of fixes should be helpful for many folks with broken Windows Update due to BITS issues.

    Kind Regards

    Simon

  2. # DjLizard on November 18th, 2005 9:20 AM

    DAF does fix BITS when SymNRT has been used, but that's a pretty good article, thanks. It has a few extra fixes that I had forgotten about completely.

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