Sure. I said that after showing the code if there are any error, the script seems to end immediately - which means if you start it from e.g. Windows Explorer (and not call from a Command prompt opened by yourself) as most users would do, then the command processor window that runs the script closes immediately after the script finished so you won't have a chance to see the printed error code, if there's any.
@eMTeee The cmd keeps opened till all ran, check the gif: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...dates-eligibility.80606/page-195#post-1610324
Yeah, in a successful installation, certanily. The script may take a different code path when an error happens. Anyway it's not a big problem at all. I just wanted to mention a possible reason of why Oliver did not realize that the install was unsuccessful for him. It happened to me so it may happen to others. Thanks for this solution and keep up the good work @abbodi1406 !!
It's a known side effect of the ESU .net bypass, best to install it only when dotnetcu's are available or use the manual installer to install the dotnet updates.
Thank you for your reply, but I'm not quite sure how to interpret it. The first part is clear, but "...i did and all still worked", sort of sounds to me like you were expecting something to get broken, but it didn't. What did you think would happen when you installed it? And if "all still worked", is there any reason it shouldn't be installed? Anyway, again, thank you for your time - and for all the great effort the others and you have put into the bypass.
Updated the online usage tutorial for v7: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...pdates-eligibility.80606/page-70#post-1578167
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...urity-updates-eligibility.80606/#post-1560523 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...dates-eligibility.80606/page-126#post-1586834
I need some help/advice: I had been using KB4528069-Lite with no issues until July's Security Only Quality Update (KB4565539) which I now cannot install. 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 - is it supposed to show when I have Lite installed? How do I proceed from here? We're about to receive the August patches so I'd be very grateful for some advice on resolving it. Thank you
You only get the options offered which you don't have previously installed, so you should be good to go. I can do a test from Lite to v7 if needed.
Thanks, I thought so too. In that case I don't know what the issue is, I've follow the same process each month from February with no change whatsoever and this is the first month that has failed. I do a manual installation of the msu files each month with the new servicing stack first and then the monthly security only update. As usual this month I first did: - The July servicing stack successfully (KB4565354) - Then attempted July's security only update (KB4565539) which simply will not install. It goes through the process and then gives the message "Some updates were not installed". When checking windows update from the control panel it shows the "Failed" status and has an error code of "8023200D". I've researched with that error code but didn't find anything to resolve the problem.