0000) from the hotfix package.īecause the “$hf_mig$” folder is crucial to ensuring your computer has the most recent updates, you SHOULD NOT delete the “$hf_mig$” folder. 1000) from the %windir%\$hf_mig$ folder instead of the hotfix version of File.dll (version number. In this scenario the hotfix installation in step 2 installs the hotfix version of File.dll (version number.
You apply a hotfix that includes a hotfix version of File.dll with a version number of. If MIG is re-customized, all of the updated files in the above steps will be over-written. After modifying the files, do not re-customize MIG. Bring out the PHY-ports to the top-level. 1000 and copies a hotfix version of File.dll with a version number of. Edit the mig0.sv file: (please refer to attached as an example) Update the instantiation of the migv50ddr4memintfc to match the updated port-list. You apply a security update that installs a GDR version of File.dll with a version number of. This supports migration to the appropriate files if you later install a hotfix or service pack that includes earlier versions of these files.”įor example, consider the following scenario: According to Microsoft, “When a security update, critical update, update, update rollup, driver, or feature pack installs GDR version files, the hotfix files are also copied to the %windir%\$hf_mig$ folder. This folder contains information about previously installed updates. 
If you have the “Show hidden files and folders” option enabled, you may have noticed a folder named “$hf_mig$” inside of your Windows directory.
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