I have Bypass ver 6 installed along w/ the .net separate patch, but the June rollup failed for me. Do we now need Bypass ver 7 to get the updates? Here is the failure error "WindowsUpdate_800F083F" "WindowsUpdate_dt000" UPDATE: After searching for & downloading again with WU, the June Rollup did installed successfully. Maybe it was a bad download the first time.
The June 2020 post-EOL updates were released today and installed in my Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit desktops. I have updated the post-EOL guide that I have been using and updating for the past 5 months. If anyone wants to make use of it, here it is. Make sure Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit 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 option #1: [1] Full Installation {ESU Suppressor + WU ESU Patcher} Install these post-EOL updates and the BypassESU-v7 tool in the same order that they are listed: February 2020 updates: SMQR (KB4537820) - updates IE to 11.0.175 SSU (KB4537829). March 2020 updates: SMQR (KB4540688) - updates IE to 11.0.180 SSU (KB4550735). April 2020 updates: SMQR (KB4550964) - updates IE to 11.0.185 SSU (KB4550738). May 2020 updates: SMQR (KB4556836) - updates IE to 11.0.190 SSU (KB4555449) Obtain and then run the BypassESU-v7 tool. Right-click on "LiveOS-Setup.cmd" and then click "Open" and then select option #7: [7] Install .NET 4 ESU Bypass June 2020 updates: SMQR (KB4561643) - updates IE to 11.0.195 SSU (KB4562030) 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 .NET Framework 4.x updates. Make sure to stop the Windows Update service from running BEFORE running each bypass tool and BEFORE installing each post-EOL update. Make sure to restart the computer AFTER running each bypass tool and AFTER installing each post-EOL update.
CaptainSpeleo, you do not need to install each monthly update from the past, only the most recent. I think someone was already confused and tried to install earlier updates. Once you have SP1 installed, you can install the Convenience Update from 2016, then any pre-requisite updates (March SSU 2019, SHA256, Current Month SSU, reboot) and then install just the current month (June) SMQR which includes all SMQRs since they started a roll up in 2016.
MrEagle, this was listed in the readme and first post for the V7 release. V7 adds a method to patch MSI installer which allows for automatic installation of the .NET updates. This is not required (it can be installed manually or without the patch). The patch has known bugs that cause some MSI installations to fail/crash.
June 2020 updates for Windows 7 Pro x64 installed flawlessly with BypassESU v7. Thanks for the excellent work!
Can receive ESU updates, installed properly but each monthly update ends with error 80073712 in Windows Update. Searched for solutions but still kept receiving the same message.
I just noticed that the revised ESU Prep. update KB4538483 (or June rollup KB4561643 / june SO KB4561669) adds the support to activate Client-ESU-Year1 via KMS Code: {3fcc2df2-f625-428d-909a-1f76efc849b6} 172 Client-ESU-Year1 Windows Client Extended Security Updates add-on Volume:GVLK X22-29410 Volume 145040400 145040409 10 unfortunately, we don't have a way to generate gVLK for it it may also require updated KMS Emulator to activate against (KmsCountedID) only Client-ESU-Year1 channel got this KMS support, so it's not very worthy
If I understand you correctly, you're saying ONLY these steps need to be done if a clean install of Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit is done right now? 1. Install Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit 2. Install May 2016 convenience rollup update (KB3125574) 3. Install March 2019 servicing stack update (KB4490628) 4. Install September 2019 SHA-2 code update (KB4474419) 5. Install June 2020 servicing stack update (KB4562030) 6. Install June 2020 security monthly quality rollup (KB4561643) Where does BypassESU-v5 and BypassESU-v7 come into play to continue installing post-EOL updates and .NET Framework 4.8 updates?
CaptainSpeleo, Mostly true. If really doing a clean install of Windows 7 SP1 (unmodified from Microsoft), you would also need to install IE11 at some point (step 1-A) and there are a good number of other updates that are not included in the security monthly rollup that can be installed at step 4-A or step 6-A. In order to install any of the updates from after Jan 2020 (without a valid ESU key), you need something like BypassESU. This would be installed after step 4 as well. May 2020 updates included a separate .NET Framework update that does a separate check for the ESU license. Bypass ESU v7 includes a method to automate allowing this .NET framework update to work. However, I do not recommend leaving the bypass enabled as it causes the Windows Installer (msiexec) to crash on some other legitimate programs. I personally just run the update manually with the ESU key option that was discovered. Note: I know most all of these updates (at least up to Jan 2020) can be Slipstreamed into a fresh install. The list below is what I would do if I only had an original Microsoft SP1 image and was building a slipstream image or doing a fresh VM install. 1. Install Windows 7 SP1 64-bit - Ensure it is activated as newer updates after Jan 2020 may check for this too. 2. Install March 2019 servicing stack update (KB4490628) 3. Install September 2019 SHA-2 code update (KB4474419) REBOOT REQUIRED after SHA2 Update. 4. Install latest Servicing Stack Update (Ex. June 2020 - KB4562030) 5. Install IE11 (Will auto install its prerequisites) REBOOT REQUIRED 6. Install May 2016 convenience rollup update (KB3125574) REBOOT REQUIRED 7. Install BypassESU (Pre-requisite KB4538483 if you want Windows Updates to show ESU updates - Might require a reboot.) 8. Install June 2020 security monthly quality rollup (KB4561643) REBOOT REQUIRED 9. Install any leftover Windows Updates, Optional Features, .NET Framework Updates, etc.
Moin @ All! My June 2020 ESUpdate experience for Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64 systems: KB4561603 (Cumulative Security Update for IE 11 for Windows 7 SP1 x64) -> succesfully installed KB4561669 (Security Only Quality Update for Windows 7 SP1 x64) -> succesfully installed KB4562030 (Servicing Stack Update for Windows 7 SP1 x64) -> succesfully installed "Licensing method": KB4528069 & BypassESU-v4.7z @ abbodi1406 & Co: Thx for your support! Great job!
@abbodi1406 i got the update first time on WU but i only got the KB4561643 update and the other update i have to manually install ? i have attached a screenshot below