I had to download my bank's app on my mobile. The file that i got from the bank's website was in.CAB format but the phone supports.XAP format to install apps. Jul 11, 2014 - Recently we collected and posted here a bunch of direct links to various MUI language packs for Windows 8.1, Windows 8 RTM and Windows 7.

Code: oSession.utilDecodeRequest(); oSession.utilReplaceInRequest('>2ab85861-6aec-4223-888d-c1fb7e16f8c6. Code: oSession.utilDecodeResponse(); oSession.utilReplaceInResponse('0','1'); oSession.utilReplaceInResponse('>Evaluate','>Install'); oSession.utilReplaceInResponse('>PreDeploymentCheck','>Install'); oSession.utilReplaceInResponse('>Block','>Install'); oSession.utilReplaceInResponse('0','1');What I observed was that after these mods, the phone would take a long time to complete the update check.

You can see downloads getting sent to the phone via the traffic in Fiddler, and at the end of the process the phone says 'Your Phone is up to date'. I didn't think it did anything until I launched the 'Hardware Tests' app and went to the 'phone Updates' section. It still showed the old date of 5/1/2013 (the last time I reset the phone), but the number of packages listed next to that date jumped from '75' to '276'! What is tough is that there are no 'friendly names' that go along with these updates. ---------- Post added at 03:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:34 PM ---------- @snickler You can also have fun by modifyihg the section of the updates to get things not intended for the device to install.

Maybe this would work for things like missing language packs, etc? Since my HTC 8x phone finally received GDR2 yesterday (Thanks T-Mobile). Windows nt workstation 4.0 password reset. I *think* I understand how the transaction works. Phone calls out to get list of updates.

Phone receives list of updates. The GDR2 'main' updates appear to be 9109105 (T-Mobile HTC 8x GDR2) and 9109435 (Qualcomm/HTC FW bundle for T-Mobile) 3. The embedded xml payload makes the Windows Update client on the phone request 'extended info' for the assigned updates. This info includes download links for the spkg cab files. Once this info is parsed, the sync is complete and the phone displays an update prompt to the user.

When the user presses 'update', the phone goes out and grabs the cab files associated with the update. The following is the 'xml' embedded code for 9109105 (step 2). Code: and for 9109435 (step 2).

Code: Some interesting notes: During the 'normal' routine, Windows Updates was going out and fetching various cab files with payloads. One of the updates that did this was 9109433.

It's XML code contained the following. Code: PcshSv1zX7SbfJQ/zrV5wv3OdNNfDYd4B9kyWqf8eg0=this CabDigest (since update was set to true) immediately went out and fetched the cab file. What was interesting is that the client sent the CabDigest to the server and it returned with a download link. This same info is in the extendinfo that returns with the GDR2 updates, except it is a spkg.cab file that is requested based on the 'fileDigest'. I am attaching my fiddler capture of the phone first becoming aware of GDR2 and what files it needs to get. I stopped capturing after as it was just all the cab files referenced at the begging of this post.