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SMS: Windows 95 Service Pack 1 Contains Incorrect PDF Format

Article ID: 167631

Article Last Modified on 10/27/2006


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SUMMARY

The cyclic redundancy check (CRC) numbers listed in the Windows 95 Service Pack 1 package definition file (PDF) for the Ole32.dll and Shell32.dll files are:
   Ole32.dll      =  512 2048 23537
   Shell32.dll    =  256 1024 53870
				
When you import the PDF to create a package, the CRC numbers listed in the package are different:
   Ole32.dll      =  512 527152781 257776
   Shell32.dll    =  256 527152781 257776
				
They are different because the PDF format is wrong. It needs commas, as in the following example:
   Ole32.dll      =  512,2048,23537
   Shell32.dll    =  256,1024,53870
				

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Because of this problem with the PDF, software inventory will be unable to determine whether Windows 95 is installed on your clients until you make the necessary changes to the CRC data in the PDF file itself.

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