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Standalone installer script for Windows 7 ESU, regardless the license
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# W7ESUI #
Automated batch script to install Windows 7 Extended Security Updates, regardless the ESU license and without requiring any eligibility check bypass.
* Pros:
– Process the updates from one same location
– Detect and install servicing stack update first
– Check required stack installer version for each update
– Include the Telemetry neutralize tweaks
– Works with Group A: Monthly Quality Rollup, or Group B: Security Only update / IE11 cumulative update
* Limitations:
– SHA2 support updates KB4490628 and KB4474419 are prerequisites for ESU updates.
Either install them yourself first, or put their msu files with ESU updates files together and the script will install them– The script is specifically designed to process ESU updates only.
while it still can install regular updates, but it has no specific checks or conditions for their prerequisites
regular updates should be installed normally, manually, using Windows Update, or other tools– You must always use the script for any future ESU updates, you cannot install them manually afterwards
* Download:
Includes corrections for those downloading using IE11:
https://github.com/abbodi1406/WHD/raw/master/scripts/W7ESUI_0.3.zip* How to use on live OS:
– Download the ESU updates msu files from Microsoft Update Catalog, following history page or AskWoody Knowledge Base
a) if you are Group A user, you need:
latest Servicing Stack Update
latest Security Monthly Rollup
latest .NET rollupb) if you are Group B user, you need:
latest Servicing Stack Update
latest IE11 Cumulative Update
Security Only Update for each month (e.g. February and March together)
every .NET Security Only Update (if any)– Extract W7ESUI.cmd from the zip file, or extract the whole zip file
– Copy or move W7ESUI.cmd and place it next to (in the same folder as) the downloaded msu files
ini file W7ESUI.ini is not really necessary in this case– Right-click on W7ESUI.cmd and “Run as administrator”
– If all goes well, you should get cmd window similar to this:
– Now press the zero 0 number on keyboard to start the process
– At the end, restart the system if prompted
See ReadMe.txt for more details, and how to use the script for offline integration.
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******************************The bypass is mainly meant for installing .NET 4 updates through WU, manual installation works too
but it has compatibility issue and cause other MSI programs to fail (including KIS 2020 or Office C2R)the first installer was merely a simple script for installing .NET 4 updates manually using the ESU_LOCK workaround
the revived version include temporary self-bypass to work with July updatesdotNetFx4_ESU_Installer_r.zip is the safest approach so far
https://github.com/abbodi1406/WHD/raw/master/scripts/dotNetFx4_ESU_Installer_r.zip
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Both work 🙂
v2 additionaly support installing SHA2 updates (KB4490628/KB4474419) if not already installed1 user thanked author for this post.
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Here’s your .NET for January, 2021. There were no Security-only .NET updates.
Download only the update for the version(s) installed on your PC.
There were only updates for .NET 4.6-4-7-2 and 4.8 (non-Secruity only)
The other updates in the Rollup are older and should already be installed..NET Quality Rollup KB4598500
.NET 3.5.1 KB4578952 (Oct 2020)
.NET 4.5.2 KB4578955 (Oct 2020)
.NET 4.6 – 4.7.2 KB4597239
.NET 4.8 KB4597254-
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Installed SMQR kb4598279 using W7ESUIv3 (it’s a double restart) and dotNET kb4598500 using dotnetfx4 on x86 Win7 Pro. No problems reported here in event viewer.
Another clean run, so far, so good 🙂
Peripherals still to check over..to be updatedUpdate: No issues with local Pixma Printer or scanner, SFC – no integrity violations.
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KB4598500 is an optional .net – meaning that there is no new security fixes in it. If you have your system set to not offer up optional updates in the same manner as important updates it’s not shown to you in Important, but rather the Optional section.
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I will continue to post this information in this thread as of 2/9/2021.
AKB 2000003 has been updated for Group B Win7 (ESU) and Win8.1 on February 9, 2021.
There is a Security-only Update for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There was no February IE11 CU for Win7.February Rollup KB4601347 Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
You must have at least the August Servicing Stack KB4570673 previously installed to receive these updates).
The latest is the December Servicing Stack KB4592510 – Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.There is a revised Licensing Preparation Package KB4575903 dated 7/29/2020 for Win7 ESU subscriptions, if you need it.
There are .NET updates listed for Win7. See #2342225.
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Here’s your .NET for February, 2021. There were Security-only .NET updates.
Download only the update for the version(s) installed on your PC.
There were only updates for .NET 4.6-4-7-2 and 4.8
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I’ve been installing the .NET 3.5.1 & 4.7 updates from the .NET Quality Rollup. Can I switch to installing the .NET 3.5.1 & 4.7 updates from the Security-only Quality Rollup without breaking anything?
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The SOs are a part of the Rollups. But SOs by themselves are NOT cumulative.
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It’s created with each new installed Monthly Rollup
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Just to let everyone know that on two Win 7 Pro 64-bit machines I successfully installed
in the W7ESUI:
KB4601347in the dotNetFx4_ESU:
KB4600944As PKCano pointed out, although I also put the KB4578952 installation file in the W7ESUI, it was ignored because it is just a regurgitation of the same file from before.
(Doing these updates is important for the production machine in my wife’s SoHo, a Dell Optiplex 780 I bought used on eBay seven years ago. But although she acknowledges my taste for keeping junky old computers running, she plans to throw it out and get an iMac. Oh well …)
Thanks again, and cheers!
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With the advent of DEFCON-4 on Feb. 28 I installed the following on two Win 7, SP 1, x64 machines.
Using W7ESUI:
Feb Rollup KB4601347
Using dotNetFx4_ESU_Installer
Feb .NET 4.8 KB4600944
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I tried to install ndp48-kb4600944-x64_20a6a012e02c9d905f6f3a24850f1218bc849a26.exe…
Per the message you’re getting from the script, it’s looking for a file that starts “ndp45…” and per your statement above, you’re putting a file that starts with “ndp48…” in the folder.
Also, the update you’re trying to install is only for .NET version 4.8 and not for any other versions.
From the sounds of the installer script’s error message, you might have .NET version 4.5 on your system instead of 4.8. If that is indeed the version you have, then the last update released for it was back in October of last year, KB4578955, so you don’t need to worry about an update for .NET this month. 🙂
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Before you can install an update, you have to have .NET 4.5.2 installed on your PC.
If you do not know if .NET 4.5.2 is installed on your computer, download the .NET version checker mentioned here to find the version of .NET installed on your computer.
If you do not have v4.5.2 already installed, download the .NET 4.5.2 installer from Microsoft and install it. It will not be up to date.
If you have the ESU subscription, you should receive the update through Windows Update.If you do not have the ESU subscription, to install the update, create a folder on your C: drive and unzip dotNetFx4_ESU_Installer_r.zip into the folder.
Download KB4578955 from the MS Catalog (link in #2342225 above) and place it in the same folder.
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You can probably install the .NET 4.5.2, and any updates for it up to and including Jan. 2020 using Windows Update.
But after Jan 2020, WIn7 is EOL and you cannot install any of the later updates without either the ESU or circumventing the EOL with abbodi86 ‘s script. They will not install in Win7 EOL.
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The .NET 4.8 installer can be downloaded from Microsoft.
Win7 is EOL. The same restrictions will apply as for .NET 4.5.2 in #2347965 above. It will not be up to date.You will be able to install updates up to , and including, Jan 2020 using Windows Update. For updates after Jan 2020, including KB4600944, you will need to have the ESU subscription or you will need to use @abbodi86 ‘s bypass mentioned at the top of this thread.
A word of caution.
Although you can install .NET 4.8 on Win7, it is better to use one of the earlier versions of .NET. (4.5.2, 4.6-4.7.2 Unless you have software that specifically needs .NET 4.8, I wouldn’t worry about installing it.1 user thanked author for this post.
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If you already have .NET 4.8 installed, and you have no problems with it, then keep it as is.
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I will continue to post this monthly information in this thread as of 2/9/2021.
AKB 2000003 has been updated for Group B Win7 (ESU) and Win8.1 on March 9, 2021.
There is a Security-only Update for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There is a March IE11 CU KB5000800 for Win7. Download 32-bit or 64-bit.March Rollup KB5000841 Download 32-bit or 64-bit. for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
You must have at least the August Servicing Stack KB4570673 previously installed to receive these updates).
The latest is the December Servicing Stack KB4592510 – Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.There is a revised Licensing Preparation Package KB4575903 dated 7/29/2020 for Win7 ESU subscriptions, if you need it.
There are .NET updates listed for Win7. See #2349123.
****UPDATE: On 3/22/2021, Microsoft released a fix for printer issues caused by the March Patch Tuesday updates.
Out-of-Band update KB5001639 – Download 32-bit or 64-bit -
Here’s your .NET for March, 2021. There were no Security-only .NET updates.
Download only the update for the version(s) installed on your PC.
NOTE: Updates for v3.5.1 are older (Oct 2020) and should already be installed.
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2021-03 Security and Quality Rollup for .NET Framework for Windows 7 (KB4579977)
2021-03 Security and Quality Rollup for .NET Framework for Windows 7 (KB4603002)all .NET 4.x updates (including 4.5.2) were re-signed and bumped version, for both Rollups
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indeed they were, well spotted 😉
no initial problems here SFC in tact /event viewer-no errors/no additional telemetry
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No need if v1 of both are already installed
otherwise, just install kb4600945 v2
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You don’t need that
kb4578963 v2 is ment for Windows 7 Embedded family1 user thanked author for this post.
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Installed at any time or skipped.
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Win7 HP x64, W7ESUI_0.2
Installed;
- Jan – March 2021 SO updates (KB 4598289, KB 4601363, KB 5000851)
- Mar 2021 (IE11) – KB 5000800
No problems to report.
Thanks,all.
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Heads Up!
For those who are having issues with printers post March SO/CU updates for Win7/ Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
MSFT have released OoB updates kb5001639 for x86 and x64 versionsavailable from the catalog:
https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=kb5001639MSFT documentation: kb5001639
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AKB2000003 has been updated for both Win7 and Win8.1.
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I have helped several with a new Win7 install. This information may be of some help to you.
Because there are several prerequisites along the install route, and because the updates associated with Meltdown/Spectre caused so much trouble, the installation was done in segments.
You can get Win7 up to date as of Jan 2020 EOL using Windows Update, but it is wise to to it in steps as described in Any advice on how to safely update a new Win7 installation. The outlined steps begin at #1982141, but it would probably be a good idea to read through the whole thing to understand the method used.
After your reach Jan 2020 updates, see the instructions at the top of this thread and #2349121 above to use the installer scripts for ESU updates. If you use the Rollups, they are cumulative, Security-only patches are not. The Rollups contain the IE11 CUs, so you do not need to install them separately, but be aware of the prereq’s (read “before installing this update” here).Another similar thread for navigating a clean install is #1907521.
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I assume DEFCON-3 applies to these Win7 updates. Therefore I have a question.
Do both kb5000841 and kb5001639 go into the folder with W7ESUI.cmd at the same time, or does each need to be run separately (in sequence), or is only the later update, KB5001639, needed?
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With the DEFCON System moving to DEFCON-4 I installed the following on two Win 7, SP 1, x64 machines yesterday (Mar. 27).
Using W7ESUI:
Mar. Rollup KB5000841
Mar. Rollup fix KB5001639
Using dotNetFx4_ESU
Mar. .NET 4.8 KB4578977
Mar. .NET 4.8 KB4600944
No problems to report as of late today (Mar. 28).
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All worked for me – see screenshots.
The SO, OOB< and IE11 CU download links are available from AKB2000003.1 user thanked author for this post.
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kb4592510 SSU Dec 2020 and attempted to install dotNET 4.5.2 kb4578955, failed
Although I just installed March 2021 kb4578955 v2 without issue. Yeah I know it’s not a NET security update but has the security within AFAIK (Originally from an image at EOL Feb 2020)
this is what I done from EOL image resurrection:SSU Jul 2020 ( manual restart)
ESU LLP Jul 2020 (manual restart)
SSU Dec 2020 (manual restart)
SMQR CU Feb 2021 (double restart)
.NET Oct 2020 kb4578955 Failed
.NET Mar 2021 kb4578955 v2 (manual restart)
All ok with no violationsEdit: All .NET 3.5.1 patches installed also.
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regarding the failed installation, it’s digital signature issue, thus they created v2
see the “Known issues”
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/4578955
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AKB 2000003 has been updated for Group B Win7 (ESU) and Win8.1 on April 13, 2021.
There is a Security-only Update for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There was no April IE11 CU for Win7.April Rollup KB5001335 Download 32-bit or 64-bit. for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
You must have at least the August Servicing Stack KB4570673 previously installed to receive these updates).
The latest is the December Servicing Stack KB4592510 – Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.There is a revised Licensing Preparation Package KB4575903 dated 7/29/2020 for Win7 ESU subscriptions, if you need it.
There were no new .NET updates listed for Win7. See #2357362.
There is a Time Zone Change update for The Republic of South Africa and Sudan KB4601275 for Win7 and Win8.1 if you want to install it.
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Here’s your .NET for April, 2021. There were no new .NET updates for April, 2021.
There were metadata (only) changes to the following Security-only .NET updates. You do not have to reinstall the updates.
+ 2020-05 Security Only Rollup KB4556403 (.NET 4.5.2-4.8)
KB4552952 (.NET 4.5.2), KB4552951 (.NET 4.6-4.7.2), and KB4552953 (.NET 4.8)
+ 2020-07 Security Only Rollup KB4566466 (.NET 4.5.2-4.8)
KB4565583 (.NET 4.5.2), KB4565586 (.NET 4.6-4.7.2), and KB4565589 (.NET 4.8)
+ 2020-08 Security Only Rollup KB4570500 (.NET 4.5.2-4.8)
KB4569743 (.NET 4.5.2), KB4569740(.NET 4.6), and KB4569733 (.NET 4.8)
+ 2020-09 Security Only Update KB4576490 (.NET 4.8)
+ 2020-10 Security Only Rollup KB4580467 (.NET 4.5.2-4.8)
KB4578983 (.NET 4.5.2), KB4578987 (.NET 4.6), and KB4578990 (.NET 4.8)
+ 2021-02 Security Only Rollup KB4602958 (.NET 4.5.2-4.8)
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Noticed both aitstatic (Application Impact Telemetry Static Analyzer) and CompatTelRunner were updated with kb5001335 SMQR. Due to the nature of the bypass script, it may be something to monitor/ check for those who do not use it.
Otherwise, seems like a a clockwork update so far.
No errors in event viewer and SFC post patch output below:
Will update should anything go south, west ot otherwise, generally too early to commit..
aitAgent, aitstatic and CompatTelRunner are already on the firewall outgoing blocklist here, as a secondary precaution.
UPDATE: nothing to report, all good here 🙂
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Yes, Dism.exe = Windows Module Installer
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Update files (monthly rollup or security only) are the same for Server 2008 R2 x64 and Win7 x64 and Win 7 Embedded x64
except few old specific updates for each
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To make the script work (instructions in at top of thread):
+ Create a folder (best in the root of C:
+ Add the downloaded .zip file and expand it.
+ Add the Rollup, and you will also need the Servicing Stack Update, to that folder.
+ Right click on the .cmd file and choose “Run as Administrator”
+ Choose “0” to run the sctipt – and WAIT (it takes a while).
See #2357353 for some information about prerequisites. (Just ignore the “for people with ESU”)
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I have my user folders in a drive other than the C Drive
The path I have been installing from: F:UsersEaglecomanderDownloads-Win 7 ESU
The Path and name of the first folder: F:W7ESUItemp_4301 and inside that folder is a Folder named Windows6.1-KB4592510-x64 and inside that is a file named x86_microsoft-windows-servicingstack_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7601.24563_none_0bb911db3ed3f553.manifest
The Path and name of the first folder: F:W7ESUItemp_13364 and inside that folder is three Folders (See screenshot 1). 1st folders name is 201E78BA-F422-45A9-8B80-39561070AA4D (It has a lock icon on it) and contents are 1 folder named en-US and several files (See Screenshot2) contents of Folder en-US are shown in screenshot 3. 2nd folders name is 0870618B-7276-4673-B7FA-EC4B0EC1550F and it doesn’t have any contents. 3rd folders name is Windows6.1-KB4592510-x64 and it has 2 folders and numerous files (See screenshot 4) contents of folder amd64_microsoft-windows-servicingstack_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7601.24563_none_67d7ad5ef7316689 are (See screenshot 5) and contents of folder x86_microsoft-windows-servicingstack_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7601.24563_none_0bb911db3ed3f553 are (See Screenshot 6)
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The installation has nothing to do with your User folders.
The .msu files for the Rollups and the SSUs contain .cab files. You do not extract anything in the update files.If you want this to work, please follow the instructions.
To make the script work (instructions in at top of thread):
+ Create a folder (best in the root of the system drive C:) See screenshot above)
+ Add the downloaded W7ESUI_0.3.zip file and expand it. (see screenshot above)
+ Add the Rollup (.msu file), and you will also need the Servicing Stack Update, (.msu file) to that folder. (Do not expand them, the installation script does that)
+ Right click on the W7ESUI.cmd file and choose “Run as Administrator”
+ Choose “0” to run the sctipt – and WAIT (it takes a while).
+ Restart your computer.When you log in again, you can delete the .msu files if the updates installed. The script cleans up the .cab files and they are no longer there. If you leave the folder on the C: drive with the extracted W7ESUI_0.3.zip, it will make it easier next month.
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You don’t need the .cab files if the updates are installed. You can delete those.
I suspect that if you had installed from the C: drive, those would have been deleted by the script.Each Patch Tuesday, I publish the Win7 information in this thread (like #2357353 and the .NET information below it) and on the main Blog under the Patch Tuesday post. The direct Catalog download links are included to make it easier.
BTW, @abbodi86 and the gurus on MDL are responsible for this workaround.
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AKB 2000003 has been updated for Group B Win7 (ESU) and Win8.1 on May 11, 2021.
There is a Security-only Update for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There is a May IE11 CU KB5003165 for Win7. Download 32-bit or 64-bit.May Rollup KB5003233 Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
You must have at least the August 2020 Servicing Stack KB4570673 previously installed to receive these updates).
The latest is the December Servicing Stack KB4592510 – Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There is a revised Licensing Preparation Package KB4575903 dated 7/29/2020 for Win7 ESU subscriptions, if you need it.
There are .NET updates listed for Win7. See #2364213.
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Here’s your .NET for May, 2021 . There were no Security-only .NET updates.
Download only the update for the version(s) installed on your PC.
.NET Quality Rollup KB5001878
.NET 3.5.1 KB4578952 (Oct 2020)
.NET 4.6 – 4.7.2 KB5001848
.NET 4.8 KB5001843Correction: My mistake. .NET 3.5.1 KB4578952 was issued in Oct 2020 and should already be installed.
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Test Win7 Pro x86 (ESUb)imaged prior to installation.
SMQR = kb5003233 (May 2021 CU)
Smooth installation, no issues via Event Viewer,
Nothing re-activated in ‘Data Collector Sets’
Canon Pixma local printer working as intended.
SFC check as below:
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Installed April rollup kb5001335 using W7ESUI 0.3 on a Windows 7 Pro 64bit SP1.
Had installed .NET 4578977 v.2 and 4600944 v.2 previously with no problems at all (manual restart) but skipped the March rollup to avoid the printer issue.
Kb5001335 caused my computer to repeatedly and quickly fluctuate CPU from 10 to 45% or so (when it usually runs under 5%). I rebooted twice restarted completely twice but it didn’t settle down. Finding no other reason save the April rollup, I uninstalled it. Now all is back to normal.
Win 7 Professional, 64 bit, was Defiantly Group B, but installed 0Patch and needed to become group A to comply.
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since installing 0Patch a year + ago I’ve been group A.
Since you installed 0Patch (Pro?) you should be Group 0P. No need of any of Microsoft updates, A or B.
I do have 0Patch Pro and have continued with group A based on this info from opatch:
“As long as original vendor’s security updates are available and free, we recommend applying them as quickly as you can. Monthly Windows Updates, as well as any other software product’s updates, often include fixes for vulnerabilities we don’t have micropatches for…” https://0patch.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018988493-Can-0patch-be-used-as-a-substitute-for-Windows-Updates-
I was hoping that I was better covered.
Win 7 Professional, 64 bit, was Defiantly Group B, but installed 0Patch and needed to become group A to comply.
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KB5003233 and KB5001848 installed with no issue and system is running fine.
I tried to install KB4578952 but it was not detected by the ESU script even though it was in the same folder as KB5003233,
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Ooops. See correction in #2364213 above.
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DEFCON 4! Time to install May updates.
using DOTNETFX4 for
.NET Framework 4.8 – KB5001843
and W7ESUI for
Windows Monthly Rollup – KB5003233
I installed these updates on two Win 7, SP 1, x64 machines.
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AKB 2000003 has been updated for Group B Win7 (ESU) and Win8.1 on June 8, 2021.
There is a Security-only Update for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There was a June IE11 CU KB5003636 for Win7. Download 32-bit or 64-bit.June Rollup KB5003667 Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
You must have at least the August 2020 Servicing Stack KB4570673 previously installed to receive these updates).
The latest is the December Servicing Stack KB4592510 – Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There is a revised Licensing Preparation Package KB4575903 dated 7/29/2020 for Win7 ESU subscriptions, if you need it.
There are .NET updates listed for Win7. See #2369921.
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Here’s your .NET for June, 2021. There were no Security-only .NET updates.
Download only the update for the version(s) installed on your PC.
There were only updates for .NET 4.6-4.7.2 and 4.8
The other updates in the Rollups are older and should already be installed..NET Quality Rollup KB5003779
.NET 3.5.1 KB4578952 (Oct 2020)
.NET 4.5.2 KB4578955 (Oct 2020)
.NET 4.6 – 4.7.2 KB5003547
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Hi,
Win7 HP x64, W7ESUI_0.2
Installed;
- Apr – Jun 2021 SO updates (KB 5001392, KB 5003228, KB 5003694)
- Jun 2021 (IE11) – KB 5003636
No problems to report.
Thanks,all.
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Installed June rollup kb5003667 using the script last weekend and no issues to report, all working well here 🙂
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DEFCON 4! Time to install June updates.
using DOTNETFX4 for
.NET Framework 4.8 – KB5003543
and W7ESUI for
Windows Monthly Rollup – KB5003887
I installed these updates on two Win 7, SP 1, x64 machines.
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July updates are released 1 week earlier
2021-07 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 (KB5004953)
2021-07 Security Only Quality Update for Windows 7 (KB5004951)Edit:
false alarm, they are Out of Band
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/windows-message-center#1646couldn’t they just release small separate update instead?
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AKB 2000003 has been updated for Group B Win7 (ESU) and Win8.1 on July 6, 2021. A Monthly Rollup and Security-only Out-of-band have been released to address the Print spooler exploit (PrintNightmare).
There is a Security-only Update for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
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I ment that AKB 2000003 is for Security-only updates 🙂
KB5004951 s a security only update (replace June update KB5003694)
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Windows 7 is not affected as far as we know – this may change.
Home users are not targeted as far as we know – this may change.Keep an eye on the home page for updates.
cheers, Paul
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From my experience for July patches, installed SSU kb5004378 and Monthly Rollup kb5004289 using the bypass method. Restarted then installed Net4.8 kb5004116 using the slc redirection method. No problems to report since installation on the 15th july, all working well here, long live Windows 7!
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AKB 2000003 has been updated for Group B Win7 (ESU) and Win8.1 on July 13, 2021.
There is a Security-only Update for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There is a July IE11 CU KB5004233 for Win7. Download 32-2it or 64-bit.July Rollup KB5004289 Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
You must have at least the August 2020 Servicing Stack KB4570673 previously installed to receive these updates).
Note: There is a new July Servicing Stack KB5004378 – Download 32-bit or 64-bit for those with Win7 ESU subscriptions.
There is a revised Licensing Preparation Package KB4575903 dated 7/29/2020 for Win7 ESU subscriptions, if you need it.
There are .NET updates listed for Win7. See #2377439.
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Here’s your .NET for July, 2021. There were no Security-only .NET updates.
Download only the update for the version(s) installed on your PC.
There were only updates for .NET 4.6-4-7-2 and 4.8
The other updates in the Rollups are older and should already be installed. -
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DEFCON 4! Time to install July updates.
using DOTNETFX4 for
.NET Framework 4.8 – KB5004116
and W7ESUI for
Windows Monthly Rollup – KB5004289
Service Stack Update – KB5004378
I installed these updates on two Win 7, SP 1, x64 machines.
P.S. Chrome would not download from Microsoft Update Catalog. Is anyone else having this problem with Chrome? Does anyone know what the problem is/how to fix the problem?
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Go to the Microsoft site instead of the Catalog. There is a page specifically for Chromium Edge.
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