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Resolving Windows XP Mode Integration Issues After Patch KB2830477

After updating my Windows 7 Professional system on February 15, 2014, I encountered issues with running an old DOS program in XP Mode. Error messages indicated an inability to enable integration features, disrupting access to mapped drives. Following extensive troubleshooting, I discovered that uninstalling patch KB2830477 resolved the problems, restoring flawless functionality. It’s essential to ensure compatibility after updates, particularly for legacy applications relying on specific configurations. This experience highlights the need for careful patch management in legacy environments.

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Resolving Windows XP Mode Integration Issues After Patch KB2830477

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  1. Patching recap • Install .net all by itself (can fail the first time if all put together)

  2. KB2830477 • Update for RemoteApp and Desktop Connections feature is available for Windows: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;2830477"I’ve been running an old DOS program I wrote years ago in XP Mode on a Windows 7 Professional computer for several years. It’s the only way that program will run in Win7 and it’s always worked flawlessly. It requires access to Win7’s mapped drives and that’s never been a problem. After running Windows Updates on 2/15/14 I suddenly started getting error messages re. unable to enable integration features when starting up XP Mode. Didn’t happen every time at first and I was able to get it to work after several attempts. Then a day or so later I couldn’t get past that at all so I tried disabling then re-enabling integration and got it to load but none of the mapped drives showed up so my program couldn’t work properly. After wasting a lot of time trying all kinds of settings, restoring older copies of the XP Mode files, etc., I finally found the answer: KB2830477. Once I uninstalled that patch everything was back to normal. It’s been working flawlessly since then!"

  3. Essentials role • Wizards ONLY work when Essentials is the DC • If you install it as a member server - the only thing it will do is be a client backup • The azure/365/wizards only work when Essentials is the only DC and when Essentials IS the DC • Still can be sku or role on 2012 R2

  4. HP intelligent provisioning • Now supports 2012 R2 • Must have a support agreement to get it

  5. Flash zero day out • Patches out today

  6. Godaddy Office 365 • My experiences • Does not auto set up • Manual DNS set up needed

  7. Set mail destination for Susan.Bradley@smbdiva.com • Let's get your mail going to the right place • Before we can get your account up and running, you'll need to follow these steps to direct your mail to the right place for smbdiva.com • Log on to your hosting provider or third-party domain name system manager (usually the same place you bought your domain)

  8. Locate the CNAMEs and set the following:

  9. Locate the MX and set the following:

  10. Locate the SRV and set the following:

  11. Locate the TXT and set the following: Name: @ TXT Value: MS=ms73364951 • Name: @ TXT Value: v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com -all

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