Windows6.1-KB2834140-v2-x64

[parkd1]

Can you check this update Windows6.1-KB2834140-v2-x64? When I run it it sat already installed. But when I run aotupatcher it shows up black like it is not installed. Thanks.

[Whatacrock]

@ parkd1 ---- what version of Internet Explorer are you running ?? After doing some reading about this update, I need to add more to the apm module.

[parkd1]

Internet Explore version 11.0.9600.17843
update version 11.0.20 (KB3058515)

[Whatacrock]

Will look more into this update and report back when I have something.

UPDATE: Have a possible solution. Download the attachment, extract to temp location. Backup original apm module to a suitable location or if you wish, just replace existing module. Run autopatcher to check if module is now installed. Report your findings and if displaying as installed will edit the release to reflect the change.

File removed: refer to later post

[parkd1]

Ok I did that but now it has it grayed out. It should be blue right?

[Whatacrock]

It should be blue, however it appears that one of the requirements is not met. The suspected file is d3d11.dll.
Can you check and report the version of this file. It is located in windows:\system32

Replace the apm module with the attached file, I believe I inserted the incorrect ddl version. Same procedure as previously..



Note: redited the apm... detection of dll file.

[parkd1]

I do I get the version number from the file? Now it is back to black.

[Whatacrock]

My apoplogies --- this apm module was all my fault, misread the catroot files, didn't notice that there were 2 entries for KB2834140 (one for original and the other for ver 2).

Have edited the apm and this time it should display as installed. If this is the result will then update the release to reflect this..

[parkd1]

Ok I got the file version of d3d11.dll is 6.2.9200.16699. Ok I will try the new file and see if that works.

[parkd1]

Ok it was still black so I opened the file and found the spot where the version was for the file and put what I have and that worked.