OK, here's my next questions... What do I do since I already have the older licensing prep package installed? Will it create a problem if I download & install the newer one?
Not as far as i have tested, just install the new one, but make sure that the april ssu is already installed.
So i have v5 of the bypass installed and have everything right up to the April ssu kb4550738. What do i need to do for the May updates?
Well, I checked the list of installed updates, and yes, I do have the April SSU already installed. So I used the link for the x86 version that you posted, downloaded the program and manually installed it. Yep. the new prep package installed without any problems,
Should not affect it and when you use lite then there is not even a need to install any of the ESU Lic. Prep. Updates, because lite doesn't patch WU to begin with.
Ah,little pb here.When I use v.6,the only options I have are: - [4] Remove WU ESU Patcher - [9] Exit 7/32,and I still have v4 and v5 folders .Is it all right?
Fine,Enthousiast ! New updated ESU Lic. Prep. Update (kb4538483) installed and fingers crossed for tuesday. Big thanks.
If I wanted to upgrade to Windows 10 from 7 would I need to uninstall the bypass first, after, or even at all?
2020-04 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB4550964) Download size: 330,0 MB This update does not work.
How to integrate it into the image?（bcdedit.exe /store X:\efi\Microsoft\boot\bcd /set {default} novesa on）
Maybe a bit of topic but is there a changelog about the updates? I am hoping that there will be a FLS slot limit update just like Windows 10 v1903
Afaik, there is no influence on the upgrade to 10. Did you follow all given instructions from the OP? The updates have support pages.
So far, I've installed the update on three computers. Two are desktop machines (Lenovo S20); both are connected to my router via cable. One installation required a restart and the other didn't. The third machine is an HP 840 G1 laptop; it's connected to the router via wlan (wifi). It, too, required a restart. All three machines show the installation was successful. Can anyone guess why this happened? P.S. In case anyone's interested, Windows Update indicates it can be uninstalled via the normal method.