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PKCano wrote:

Unannounced, Microsoft has added telemetry functionality to the July 2019 Security-only Update for Windows 7 KB4507456. Alerted on Patch Tuesday by an
[See the full post at: Microsoft surreptitiously adds telemetry functionality to July 2019 Win7 Security-only patch]

I am in the UK with Win 7 SP1 on A Group

I have just received the July updates and KB4507456 does not appear among them

I have KB4507420 and KB4507449  plus the usual Malicious Software Removal Tool

 

Demeter wrote:

Just installed KB4489878, KB4474419, KB890830 with no problems. Didn’t see KB4493132 offered. Win 7 Pro, SP1, Grp. A, i7Core “Haswell”.

I had KB4493132  showing in the optional  updates for April  so I  hid it.

I did not have to go and look for KB 4490628  because a short while after I had installed KB4489848, KB4474419 & KB890830   – KB4490628  suddenly appeared – save me going to look for it 🙂

 

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MrToad28, jburk07

Yes I have been having problems with 365 Email for a week or so. It sometimes tells me that  something is causing problems stopping it contact  my ISP  other times it tells me  that it is not replying quick enough – anyway what I do is to wait till the report finishes without downloading emails – then  I start again asking for them and this time it does the right thing and downloads  the emails.  Not had any problems with sending emails at all.

 

 

PKCano wrote:

The Servicing Stack Update KB3177467 v2 needs to be installed by itself and before the KB4462923 October Rollup. Did you install it first?

Group A Win7 SP1  UK

Hello just to let you know that KB4462923 has turned up again ticked up as an important

update – after being absent for 3 weeks or so.  Will wait till  we are told  by Woody to go ahead and install it ……

PKCano wrote:

The Servicing Stack KB3177467 is “exclusive.” It won’t show up in the “important” update queue until all other updates are installed or hidden. Hide all the other updates and search, it will show up. Unhide the updates you have just hidden, and it is no longer available.

Win 7 SP1 Group A – UK

After the roll up  update vanished I was left with the Malicious Tool Update which I installed today. After I installed it KB3177467 appeared  – I checked on my already installed updates and this update showed in September 2016.  So I thought I would take a chance and install it it was only just over 9 mbs.  Did not have to restart pc after I had installed it and when I checked  my installed updates the September 2016 one had disappeared.

LOL

 

fernlady wrote:

I just checked my installed updates for KB3177467, it was installed September 21, 2016 but I will still wait for the all clear.

I just checked mine and I have it installed  in September too 🙂  But will still wait till we get the all clear before installing the September ones this year  🙂

Win 7 SP1 64 Group A

until 2 days ago I had one priority update which was removed.  Today I received 2 new patches instead.  KB4340556 Security & quality rollup

KB4338818 Security monthly quality rollup

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anonymous wrote:

Well… I just did the update on my Win 7 home premium PC (group A). Not network issues but my PC is now INSANELY slow. Takes over 2 minutes to boot to desktop and a minute to shut down. Takes a long time to open chrome and open files in general. I’m gonna roll back, this just isn’t working out for me!

I did the updates Group A win7 sp1  home premium – all installed ok.

But after the restart I notice a red notice on the  malwarebytes icon  on  the task bar – opened  it and was had a notice on there telling me that updates were not current, which surprised me because they were updated before I installed the MS updates.

So I restarted my pc twice more and got the same  problem. So sent an email off to Malwarebytes and closed my pc down. This afternoon I started my pc – no red sign on my icon  opened malwarebytes  and it auto started to update with no problems.

So all is working fine again  – thank you Woody and Susan Bradley for your work again  – and all the others that take the time to try and help us 🙂

 

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jburk07, samak

I have Win7 SP1  and use Group A  and the previews are KB4103472  and KB4033342

Geo wrote:

I received the .net preview yesterday for 7X64. KB4103472. I’m a home user and don’t download previews.

I use Win7x64  A group and have to previews showing  KB4103472 and KB4033342

woody wrote:

KB 4100480 does plug the hole. But it also has lots of problems.

I have win7 SP1  and use A roll ups

I have installed KB4054998 on 6th february

KB4074598 on 6th March

KB100480  on 4th April

I have KB 4093118 waiting to be installed or not

I have incurred no problems whatsoever – so far have installed them as and when you have told us to do so – do I have to remove anything?

 

 

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Heavenly wrote:

I am in the UK on the 11th the patches appeared for me There were three important Patches one being the KB890830 malicious tool update Today the other 2 important Patches have disappeared and I am just left with KB890830 yhere are 4 optional ones which I never install

I should have said I am using Win7 SP1  – sorry about the omission

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Elly

I am in the UK

on the 11th the patches appeared for me

There were three important Patches  one being the KB890830 malicious tool update

Today the other 2 important Patches have disappeared and I am just left with  KB890830

there are 4 optional ones which I never install

 

I just checked and it has disappeared from  the updates awaiting to be installed I only have the  Windows malicious tool  remover left  ticked up awaiting to be installed. KB 4088875 was there ticked up on the 14th but today the 15th it has gone  (I am in UK)

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Elly