Thanks could you check server core too? usually it's index 4,5,6 in install.wim if the file doesn't exist, check and share the full name for this file (i don't know the exact name) Code: \Windows\winsxs\Manifests\amd64_windowsserverfoundation_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7601.17514*.manifest
New release from simplix UpdatePack7R2 version 20.3.12 Change history 12/20/12 Added KB4528069-x86-x64, KB4538483-x86-x64 and KurwicaSLC for the full operation of Windows Update Added KB4540688-x86-x64 with disabling telemetry and processor verification (replaces KB4537820-x86-x64) Added KB4550735-x86-x64 (replace KB4537829-x86-x64) Certificate renewal similar to KB931125 and KB2917500 for March 2020
Word of caution I am running W7 on a Kaby Lake processor which is unsupported by Microsoft. I was running a script called wufuc to disable the hardware check in WU. The WU ESU Patcher interferes with wufuc so the hardware check is re-enabled so WU will not work. I am using Windows defender antivirus so I need to download the daily updates. Fortunately the Live OS script allows the patcher to be removed, I reran the wufuc script and rebooted and back to normal. So if you have a Kaby Lake processor you will have to stick to manual updates.
It does NOT interfere with wufuc. Me and a few people have tested it, and can confirm that it works! I am able to install all ESU updates on my Ryzen machine. Note: The LiveOS script makes a copy of wuaueng.dll (the same dll patched by wufuc) and the only difference is that in the new copy (in my case wuaueng3.dll) I have wufuc patch and bypass patch all included in the new dll! Here's what you should do: - Uninstall both wufuc and Bypass v5 - Install wufuc - Reboot - Install Bypass v5 - Reboot - Check for updates in Windows Update
I have KabeLake CPU on 2 desktop running W7 Ultimate x64, & no problem using wufuc & WU ESU Patcher. Follow what pescho_georgiev posted above & you will be able to use automatic WU.
I have a wuaueng.dll and a wuaueng3.dll. Should I delete the first one? I tried your procedure and the hardware detection in WU still occurred. I have manually installed all the March updates so the esu bypass is working properly.
I am confused when getting WUs on my Win7 Ultimate WMC PC. The updates are generic. On another Win7 PC they show with descriptive names. Like: 2020-03 Security Monthly Quality Rollup... Why are my names generic? RandyO
Installed bypass v5 on a fresh computer, march updates installed fine through windows update! Also installed v5 on a computer with v4 already installed, worked fine as well, thank you devs!
Manually installed updates from the update catalog get generic names, where as updates installed through Windows Update have descriptive names. This was already the case before Windows 7 entered Extended Support.
Leave them both. If the hardware detection still occurred, then you should do this: Do Win key + R, then type "services.msc" and find Windows Update. Stop this service. Then you should delete the folder "C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution", restart, then check WU". That's the information from the OP, you should have read it by now.
I installed all necessary downloads before trying to do the Live-OS-Setup.cmd Unfortunatly I get the message that the system can't find the path. (Error: 3) === ERROR === Failed installing KB4528069 Package. restart th system and try agin. ....when restarting the system and trying again, I get always the same error, anybody could give me an advice ? Thanks
Hello Komm This happens "Failure configuring Windows updates. Reverting changes." when I try to remove this package KB982018 with your program remove_OLD.cmd Thank's Pancho
same here...works fine with wufuc and Ryzen. Initial install removed wufuc, but reinstall and reboot has fixed the isseu. WU shows fine.