yeah as classic as possible . turning it off didnt help. i´ll uninstall this update until it´s fixed.
@Enthousiast when i install this "ndp48-kb4576490-x64_18e356da6596763e06ca2320d78785f1f2ac9e3d" i get a error OS Version = 6.1.7601, SP = 1.0, Platform 2, Service Pack 1 OS Description = Win7 - x64 Ultimate Edition Service Pack 1 MSI = 5.0.7601.24560 Windows version = amd64_windowsfoundation_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7601.17514_none_615fdfe2a739474c.manifest Windows servicing = 6.1.7601.24559 CommandLine = E:\c311a614c97b94cc71d9a4ee\\Setup.exe Using Simultaneous Download and Install mechanism Operation: Installing Package Name = KB4576490 Package Version = 14.0.04240 User Experience Data Collection Policy: Disabled Number of applicable items: 2 Summary Information: Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 Final Result: Installation failed with error code: (0x80070643), "Fatal error during installation. " (Elapsed time: 0 00:00:14). how to fix this
What tampering? Classic theme is an integrated feature of Win7. People who still use Win7 never liked the "enhancements" and "improvements" after WinXP until Win10, so I guess a great deal of them is using the classic theme, even companies who pay a lot of money for ESU. So I'm quite sure that this issue will be fixed. Although, back then it took MS an eternity to fix the disappearing Quick Launch (if people didn't know how to fix it themselves), so it may take a while...
I can't make it work on Windows Server 2008 R2 ____________________________________________________________ Checking Prerequisites . . . ==== ERROR ==== Required updates are missing. You must install: 1) KB4490628 2) KB4474419 3) KB4550738 [April 2020] or later servicing stack update Press any key to exit. All 3 updates are installed, I rebooted the server but it never pass the check. Do anyone have a suggestion?
abbodi1406 It's okay, it doesn't affect the work of BypassESU. Spoiler All Pre-updates are on the first page and in any "help/MS updates" that everyone should read before installing. Why don't they do it? .. They probably have a thousand reasons; but the correct answer is one - ... (very not decent).
@abbodi1406 @Enthousiast Hello, first of all thanks for all the work you do, it is incredible and thanks to you, today I can continue using windows 7. My question is the following: how do I uninstall a windows update? specifically the kb4577051 (monthly quality cumulative package) that is to say the last update that came out. Is that I try to uninstall it from "installed updates", look for the update and then right click uninstall, but in the end I rebooted and everything and as there was an error and I did not uninstall it. There is some script to uninstall the update. By the way, the update was installed using the W7ESUI script since it did not allow it to be installed normally through WU. From already thank you very much.
You cannot uninstall ESU updates installed via W7ESUI, without workaround either install the ESU Suppressor from BypassESU or install last free monthly rollup KB4534310
ohh I understand, it is because the red dead redemption 2 does not work for me and I think it is due to the last update of windows. I already happened with the previous one that the division 2 did not work for me
I think I did not exactly understand the following statement: "ESU updates for each month will require (at least) the latest extended SSU from previous month(s)" or at least I did not understand what to do if I start just now to install the Bypass. Under Win 7 Enterprise N Service Pack 1 64-bit after successfully installing BypassESU v9 AIO running "LiveOS-Setup.cmd" then I just noticed that WU offers to install the following updates only (however, they too have been successfully installed): KB4576628 (2020-09), KB4577051 (2020-09) and KB4570673 (2020-08); so my question is: how may I install the other updates starting from January 2020? Many thanks for any addressing
My VN You don't have to do this (Monthly Rollup + Security-only); or (Monthly Rollup), or (Security-only) Logon No other updates are required from January 2020 (they are not available in nature, if you find one... set it manually)
Ok, thank you! And of course so many thanks to abbodi1406 for his great and flawlessly working Bypass!
@abbodi1406 (I think) posted a script to kill this pest: Spoiler Code: @echo off reg.exe query "HKU\S-1-5-19" 1>nul 2>nul || (echo Run the script as administrator&pause&exit) set "u_path=%LocalAppData%\Microsoft" set "s_path=%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft" if /i %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%==x86 (if not defined PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432 ( set "s_path=%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft" ) ) reg delete "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Microsoft Edge" /v NoRemove /f 2>nul reg delete "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Microsoft Edge" /v NoRemove /f 2>nul for /D %%i in ("%u_path%\Edge SxS\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedge-sxs --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%u_path%\Edge Internal\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedge-internal --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%u_path%\Edge Dev\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedge-dev --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%u_path%\Edge Beta\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedge-beta --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%u_path%\Edge\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%u_path%\EdgeWebView\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedgewebview --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%s_path%\EdgeWebView\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedgewebview --system-level --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%s_path%\Edge\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --system-level --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%s_path%\Edge Beta\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedge-beta --system-level --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%s_path%\Edge Dev\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedge-dev --system-level --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) for /D %%i in ("%s_path%\Edge Internal\Application\*") do if exist "%%i\installer\setup.exe" ( start "" /w "%%i\installer\setup.exe" --uninstall --msedge-internal --system-level --verbose-logging --force-uninstall --delete-profile ) reg add "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\EdgeUpdate" /v DoNotUpdateToEdgeWithChromium /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f pause Please note that the last reg add statement was added by myself, to prevent it from coming back.
My experience suggested that to remove Microsoft Edge, uninstalling the update was not sufficient. There were leftovers, some of which were clearly visible as icons. Running the Abbodi's script with modification by Carlos removed them effectively. Thanks to both of them.