I believe i got the dotnet updates figured out (with a little help from @abbodi1406 of course ) Win 7 ESU Bypass Updates Overview July 14. 2020: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...dates-eligibility.80606/page-184#post-1607440
Well, thankfully, I'm one of the lucky ones, as after I got the monthly rollup & .NET update first, then the SSU second, they all installed without problem. So, here's looking forward to a problem-less August ESU.
Hello I have version V5 and in May I installed the separate tool "dotNetFx4 ES _Installer" in order to be able to download the update Framework 4.8 (kb4552921). For this month the framework update did not work so I wanted to download the BypassEsu V7 AIO but I only have choice 4 (remove WU ESU patcher) and choice 7 (install .net 4 ESU Bypass) and 9 ( exit) What should I do please?
Slight problem for me, I've been using KB4528069-Lite with no issues until this month but I'm now unable to install July's Security Only Quality Update (KB4565539). So I downloaded BypassESU-v7-AIO and I have all prerequisites including this month's servicing stack update (KB4565354), the only thing I don't have is "KB4538483: ESU Licensing Preparation Package" as I don't require WU updates. However when running LiveOS-Setup.cmd I'm only offered option 3 (Install WU ESU Patcher) and option 7 (Install .NET 4 ESU Bypass), I don't get option 1 (Full Installation) or option 2 (Install ESU Suppressor), option 2 is what I want for manual security only updates, any advice? Thank you
Bypass V7 used here. Using WU went OK, but KB4566617 (NET) wouldn't install. Tried again by switching off the Avast shields (right click: Disable till next restart) and this time KB4566617 installed without any problems Once again; Thanks Abbodi and team for the succesfull Bypass ! By now It's doing it's job for half a year !!
Moin @ All! My July 2020 ESUpdate experience for Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64 systems: KB4565479 (Cumulative Security Update for IE 11 for Windows 7 x64) -> succesfully installed KB4565539 (Security Only Quality Update for Windows 7 x64) -> succesfully installed KB4565579 (Security Only Update for .NET Framework 3.5.1) -> succesfully installed KB4565589 (Security Only Update for .NET Framework 4.8) -> succesfully installed with the help of the .NET 4 ESU Bypass solution from BypassESU-v7-AIO KB4565354 (Servicing Stack Update for Windows 7 x64) -> succesfully installed "Licensing method": KB4528069 & BypassESU-v4.7z @ abbodi1406 & Co: Thx for your support! Great job!
Please, switching off the Avast shields (right click: Disable till next restart) and this time KB4566617 installed without any problems.
I succeeded too ! No more V4 , now I have V7. And the NETFramework update worked (I had to stop my antivirus AVG) I am still in the game ! Have a good day !
Hello,KB4566517 wouldn't install with v.4,5 and 6,giving me a 643 error.I then switched to v.7 and it installed like in a dream. Stack update KB4565354 was delivered right after. Grateful thanks as usual ! PS: oh,and I forgot to mention that the IE11 Security Rollup was not offered this month.Possibly because I installed Edge ?
Everything went well as it does every month but I didn't get IE11 either and I don't have edge. I installed it manually.
Thank you, i tried several times and always the Net Framework update failed. Than removed the ESU update patcher and Net Framework Bypass and reinstalled them. Than stoped my AVG and it WORKED. Thanks
IMO it's pretty annoying that lots of people keep posting the same story about AVG and that it works etc. Posting a new problem and fix for a certain problem once is enough
IE11 package only has to be installed if you install Security-only (Group B). IE11 cumulative package is included in the full Rollup!
All the updates installed fine under bypass v4 with the exception of the .net patch. Had to uninstall v4, reboot, then install v7 w/ .net bypass to get that one to work. I never even installed KB4562030 (the June SSU) and whatever ESU update was also issued that month. Thank you once again to everyone that helped make this possible. Oh well, at least now I should be able to use WU instead of downloading everything manually. I'll probably end up doing it manually anyway instead of trusting whatever the WU servers deliver, especially these days. It would be trivial to serve malicious updates to certain users based on license keys, hardware IDs, IP address, etc. Now if only they could get manually installed .net hotfixes to appear in the WU update history. That would be nice lol.