Is it recommended to upgrade from BypassESU-v6 to the latest BypassESU-v7 for the upcoming June 2020 updates or wait until there is possibly be another revised BypassESU update. Please advise?
The only difference betwen v6 and v7 is the .NET 4 ESU Bypass, which can be installed separately https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1596946/ it also has incompatibility issue and cause msiexec.exe not to work for some programs (e.g. Office C2R) which cannot be solved the only safe route is to either use the ESU_LOCK parameter to install NDP4 updates manually (assuming it will continue to work) or, install .NET 4 ESU Bypass, then install .NET 4 updates (manually or from WU), then remove .NET 4 ESU Bypass
Given that there are now 3472 posts, of which over 3000 were basically the same question as yours, make it not just for you, but for everybody, extremely hard to find answers. Are you having sleepless nights over that problem? Why don't you simply wait?
Hello, Thanks so much for getting back with me and detailing this out. I greatly appreciate it. I will just wait then until you come out with an updated version and a fix for the v7. I will then stay with the v6 for the time being. Kind regards.
alzcoew397 said : install windows 7 install drivers then,without connected to the internet ,run the updatepack7r2 and then connected to the net ,patch with the bypass tool etc etc.... Thank you very much .
[QUOTE="abbodi1406 or, install .NET 4 ESU Bypass, then install .NET 4 updates (manually or from WU), then remove .NET 4 ESU Bypass[/QUOTE] I had installed - dotNetFx4 ESU Bypass to install .NET 4.x ESU updates today : Update for Microsoft Office 2010 (KB4484377) 32-bit Edition and also an adobe acrobat update msiexec.exe not working just right-click on remover.cmd and "Run as administrator" it works now thanks
Is Bybass ESU V4 still the latest version of this script? Could someone tell me which ESU upgrades I should install? I haven't installed updates in 4 months. I would be grateful if someone would give me the right links to the right ESU updates. update numbers. My computer is Windwos 7 Professional 64bit Thanks!
You can carefully read the first post of this thread (page 1) and all the necessary steps are perfectly explained. Regards.
This is what works well for my after doing a clean install of Windows 7 Professional SP1 64-bit and then getting it completely up-to-date to its January 2020 EOL. I have used these same steps in 3 different PC's in the past week. Make sure to read the comments at the bottom before you start. Make sure Windows 7 SP1 is completely up-to-date to its January 2020 EOL. That includes the January 2020 SSU (KB4536952). Obtain and then run the BypassESU-v5 tool. Right-click on "LiveOS-Setup.cmd" and then click "Open" and then select number 1: [1] Full Installation {ESU Suppressor + WU ESU Patcher} Install the post-EOL updates in the exact same order as they are listed: February 2020 updates: IE11.0.175 (KB4537767) SMQR (KB4537820) SSU (KB4537829). March 2020 updates: IE11.0.180 (KB4540671) SMQR (KB4540688) SSU (KB4550735). April 2020 updates: IE11.0.185 (KB4550905) SMQR (KB4550964) SSU (KB4550738). May 2020 updates: IE 11.0.190 (KB4556798) SMQR (KB4556836) SSU (KB4555449) Obtain and then run the BypassESU-v7 tool. Right-click on "LiveOS-Setup.cmd" and then click "Open" and then select number 7: [7] Install .NET 4 ESU Bypass IMPORTANT! The BypassESU-v7 tool cannot be installed until AFTER the May 2020 SSU (KB4555449) is installed because that update is required so the tool can work with post-EOL .NET Framework 4.8 updates. Make sure to stop the Windows Update service from running BEFORE running the bypass tool and BEFORE installing each post-EOL update. Make sure to restart the computer AFTER running the bypass tool and AFTER installing each post-EOL update.
You will also find it useful to read the first post of this branch (page 1): - LiveOS-Setup.cmd will remove BypassESU-v4 if detected, and override KB4528069-Lite if present For yourself, find out how Security Only and IE Cumulative differ from Monthly Rollup. Then you will do less unnecessary things and give less "useful" advice.
Updates after the SP1 Rollup are cumulative so you don't need to install each month; just the most recent update. That is why the Monthly Quality and Security update each month is 300+ MB in size.
I am sticking with v5 of BypassESU since v7, even if one does not install the .NET 4 ESU Bypass option, causes issues with Windows Installer when trying to install or uninstall programs.
v.4 is what I still use. update to latest SSU then just get monthly rollups which are listed here YMMV
Question: “Why don’t people read the first post?” ... there are only “writers” around ... “readers” less and less ... How do you get into this thread? all the answers on the first page! ... ... it can be written through a post - the result is zero. Already very annoying.