And it still didn't work. My only guess is that maybe wufuc cause this problem. I have a ryzen system. And to get still updates i have installed wufuc. So maybe i have to follow this steps to fix it:
I never used wufuc, simplix updatepack takes care of that on my installs, but one of the devs tested it with wufuc and it should not affect it, but you can do the test with the info you quoted.
Now i fixed it. I guess. I just install (KB4550738) then i installed (KB4550965) and then (KB4550964) This works. I have no clue why but it did. I just went from the smallest to the biggest.
Days ago, I installed this month's rollup plus related SSU. No problems. However, as I still use v4 of the bypass, I'm thinking about switching to a newer version because... well, the first .msu was able to be installed after a few seconds of update-checking but the next took half an hour before that can be installed. It would've been nice if the rollup and SSU were all included in the one package. Also, starting from next month I may consider the Security-Only rollup as I know the full one includes updates for Internet Explorer 11, which I don't even use. Is that okay? Just want to make sure.
Hm, so I just checked my installed updates today and it turns out that none of the security rollups have been installed since January. I've had each version of BypassESU installed. Would someone please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong here?
For .MSU use the newer version should not matter. The amount of time it takes to install depends on the system and configuration. MSIE11 is more integrated in windows, and even if you don't use it, it needs to be updated anyway.
Not working on one of my computers. How can I debug this v5 script "LiveOS-Setup.cmd" ? Is there a log file or debug option ? Win7x64, all the pre-requisites are installed. Running as admin user. Disabled anti-virus. When I run the .cmd file, it tries to run, I can see "reg.exe" and "superuser64.exe" start and stop in process manager before the batch script exits with no errors at all ! @abbodi1406 do you have any suggestions ?
1. What does the bypass show when you re-run it? 2. Is KB4528069 installed? Check "Installed Updates".
I ran "wmic qfe list" and KB4528069 is NOT installed. Is this a pre-requisite? Not mentioned anywhere in readme file. Where do i get it? Cant find link anywhere. When i run LiveOS-Setup.cmd, nothing happens. I run from admin command prompt, it just runs with no error, no popup. Drops me back to prompt. I can see "findstr.exe" "reg.exe" "wmic.exe" "superuser64.exe" all run in process manager, so script is working but silently fails with no error. I also tried to stop wua service, delete c:\windows\softwaredistribution folder to reset cache, didnt help. C:\hotfix>LiveOS-Setup.cmd C:\hotfix>
It's not a prerequisite, it's the result of using v5. Or when it already is installed. no need for any bypass, except for WU patcher. Can you run it the normal way by right-click and run as admin? Check the AV logs to see if the AV interfered. And last but not least try v6 (check the OP and here for new information, specially the prerequisite updates).
I am already running as admin user account. I tried right click method, it makes no difference. Black cmd popup for 2 seconds, then exit. I already said AV not running. Sorry but I have been doing IT for many years and cant figure this out :-( I really need a debug option so I can see exactly which part of batch script is failing on to cause it to exit. I can use SysInternals regmon and procmon to try and debug myself but its a pain, was just hoping there is a simple fix I would do every step in batch script manually 1 by 1 to see where is the error, but it is very complicated batch script and hard to read, one of the most complex scripts i have seen =D Must be running at least 1/4 of the way through script, since wmic has ran and that is 1/4 of the way into the script
BypassESU-v6-AIO still not working for me, silent exit :'( I will try adding echo "1", "2", "3" >> log.txt into the script, so i can debug at each stage it runs, to find exactly where it fails.