It seems IE9 x86 is not blocked, and can be installed on Vista x86 (without ESU bypass) for x64 update, you can install the IE part of it with a workaround - start cmd as administrator - change location to the folder that contain msu file, example cd /d C:\updates - copy/paste and execute these commands (preferably one by one) Code: set kbn=KB4540671 mkdir .\tmp expand.exe -f:*Windows*.cab *%kbn%-x64*.msu . >nul expand.exe -f:* *%kbn%-x64*.cab .\tmp >nul del /f /q *%kbn%-x64*.cab pushd "%cd%\tmp" for /f %i in ('dir /b "package_*_for_*.mum"') do findstr /i ExtendedSecurityUpdatesAI %i >nul || (start /wait pkgmgr /ip /m:%i /quiet /norestart) popd rd /s /q tmp\ then restart you can do this with each new IE9 update, just make sure to specifiy the correct KB number for first command
Of latest sle/slc DLLs. I don't think they match sources included in v4? As I understand BypassESU patches wuaueng DLL using bbe and hooks few Windows functions through sle/slc so there is not much else to share, I get it. Interesting. How does it work exactly? Does March Rollup somehow supersede/replace February Rollup? BTW thanks for all your insane work, guys, much appreciated.
I showed it supersedes the previous rollup. @Nazzy, that is one personal experience, has nothing to do with any of this and can't be used as advise for general use. Jan SSU is needed for Feb Updates, Feb SSU is needed for March updates, March SSU is needed for April updates, etcetc...
Thank you for your BypassESU-v5-AIO!!. I hadn't used any previous tool (v4 or Lite) and had updated up to January 14th. So for a first time I tried BypassESU-v5-AIO: 1. [Manually] Installed KB4538483 (yes, I did this before installing v5 tool; was I confused? - Everything worked smoothly though...) 2. [Manually] Installed KB4537829 3. Installed LiveOS-Setup with option "1". Ckecked and seen KB4528069 was in installed updates - OK! (no need to install the original from MS Catalog after this step; have I understood it right?) Using WU and restarting after each auto-install 4. Installed KB4540688 5. Installed KB4550735 Checked IE11 and KB4540671 update was OK! Now, should I uninstall BypassESU-v5-AIO? I have read this was the case with v4 tool... Or just leave it alone and wait for April updates? Thank you once more for letting me keep my Windows 7!
So in other words I dont need to do anything for March if I have the lite one installed? What is recommended to install for March manually?