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Bedankt Karel voor je snelle reactie. Hoe kom ik aan een bijgewerkte msoe.dll, deze update was van 13 mei. Of is het afwachten op een nieuwe update?

lommeltje schreef op 15-5-2010 17:24:

Bedankt Karel voor je snelle reactie. Hoe kom ik aan een bijgewerkte msoe.dll, deze update was van 13 mei. Of is het afwachten op een nieuwe update?

Nee, Windows Mail is NIET supported in Win7. Maar lees dit eens:

news://msnews.microsoft.com/eph$*** E-mailadres is om privacyredenen verwijderd ***

karelV [MVP - Windows Desktop Experience]

news://msnews.microsoft.com/eph$E-mailadres verwijderd i.v.m. privacy .  Karel, hoe kan ik dit openen? Weet hier geen raad mee. Als ik dit aanklik met ik een toepassing kiezen.

lommeltje schreef op 15-5-2010 18:10:

Als ik dit aanklik met ik een toepassing kiezen.

Bij mij opent hij met Firefox en met Thunderbird. Zou met IE ook  moeten kunnen openen.

Dit staat erin:

Recently a patch (http://support.microsoft .com/kb/978542) was released that addressed a security issue in Win dows Mail. Those using Windows Mail in Windows 7 found that Windows Mail no longer functioned properly, as they had hacked the program by replaci ng the msoe.dll file with one from Vista, thereby de-crippling Windows Ma il so it would then function as client application. When the update was applied, the hacked msoe.dll was replaced by a new Windows 7 version of t he dll, which again crippled Windows Mail.

The obvious solution was to replace the dll with the Vista dll again, whi ch then restored the functionality. However, replacing the Win7 patched dll with the Vista unpatched dll, resorts in ther user being subject to t he security vulnerability. The user would be more likely to have protect ion against the vulnerability, if they used the patched Vista msoe.dll (a lthough there is no guarantee that that version will in fact protect in W in7, as the scenario is untested).

Some have posted links to non-Microsoft websites in order for those who w ish to obtain the patched Vista versions of the msoe.dll. However, one c an question the security of such websites and the files they provide as w ell as consider that Microsoft does not support distribution of its dlls.

Consequently, it is best if the user obtains the patched dlls from Micros oft directly. For the given KB article referenced above, the files can be downloaded here:

http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/search.aspx?q=kb97854 2

To extract the dlls from the downloaded files see:

http://support.microsoft .com/kb/928636

In the future, this situation will occur everytime Windows Mail is patche d in Windows 7, as msoe.dll will be replaced each time. So in the future , anyone who is hacking Windows 7 by replacing msoe.dll from Vista, will continue to have to get the patched version of the Vista dll and replace it, as in this situation.

steve

MS-MVP Outlook Express / Windows Mail

karelV [MVP - Windows Desktop Ex perience]