As i told you, no need to install Rollup ESU + Security Only ESU. It''s either the one or the other. So keep one of them and uninstall the other.
Hello. I'm extremely inexperienced so I need to ask you: I reinstalled Win7 Ultimate with an iso obtained following this. Now, how do I check if the bypass was installed and I'm up to date with updates and if I'll receive the next ones via Windows Update? Currently WU is green and only non-important updates are showing. Thank you and sorry, I'm new at this.
The updatepack installs the bypass, this is not the thread to discuss simplix updatepack. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...win7-distribution.45005/page-182#post-1631019
Another pc , another good installation where all worked wonderful This time an win7 32bit system Home premium, but I upgraded to pro using the update anytime All good Thanks again
Какие обнавления надо устанавливать чтобы была картинка как здесь: [1]Эта опция установит как подавитель ESU, так и патчер WU и байпас .NET 4 ESU. [2] Эта опция установит подавитель ESU [3] Эта опция установит патчер WU [7] Эта опция установит обход ESU .NET 4 [9]Эта опция приведет к выходу из байпасного установщика. Примечание: у меня в CMD только [3],[б] и [9]
@1NEON This is english forum. The screen you posted shows that the bypass has been installed correctly and that you should now be able to receive and install ESU updates through Windows Update (Rollup + NET 4.x) successfully.
Примечание, так в том-то и дело, что у меня на скрине стоят только [4], [6],[9]. Подскажите пожалуйста что в данный момент надо сделать (какие действия предпринять).
My friend, are you doing this on purpose ? i told you first that it's an english forum so you need to make your requests in english language and secondly i told you that the screen you posted with [4], [6],[9] options means that bypass has been installed correctly and ESU updates shoud now be installed successfully on your machine (Rollup + Net 4.x) through windows update.
1NEON Everything is fine with you. (Enable logic: "How Boo you have in the OS was Monthly Rollup KB4586827, without Bypass ESU"?) ... I don't know who there che advised, on any working OS, even the" naked " original (without updates): 1) kb3138612 + kb4490628 + kb4474419-v3 2) restart 3) KB4555449 (or latest KB4580970), BypassESU, kb4538483 (or latest KB4575903); + you can immediately (manually) and Monthly Rollup (latest KB4586827) 4) WU will work after reboot All this is described in the ReadME. ... P.S.: There is a slight confusion in "LiveOS-Setup. cmd", if you run it without Prerequisite Updates:" you need " to put KB4550738 (and KB4555449 is necessary), but you can close your eyes to this if you first read the accompanying text and fulfill the conditions, or use - Latest Extended Servicing Stack Update
Tried esu-patcher-9. Seems to update w7 ok, but is extremly slow booting compared to status before installing the patcher. Details: Followed instructions to the letter from the readme. Installed Prerequisites, some where allreday there. Ran the Live-os-setup, selected option 1. Installed ok. Reboot, and I received these updates: Nov quality roundup win 7, kb 4586827 Nov quality roundup .net kb 4586053 Sec update kb 4555449 Sec update defender kb 915597 Stack update kb 4580970 Question 1: Does the nov roundup included updates from previous roundups ? If not, should I downoload and install these separatly ? Question 2: Why the slow boot after installering ESU-patcher ? Boottime before install ESU-patcher: 1 min 40 sec. (45 sec to finish "windows 7 starting", 1 min until siren signals finished boot, a total of 1 min 40 sec) Boottime aften -------------".............. : 4 min. ( 30 sec to finish "windows 7 starting, 30 sec to "welcome", 30 sec to black screen, ( 2 min 30 sec (!!!) mostly on black screen until welcome and siren ok. ) Have I missed something in the instalation ? Should I remove the ESU-patcher after updates ? Computer: ga-x58a.ud7 8 gib ram, cpu hexacore socket 1366 990x 3,46 ghz Any reply will be highly appreciated. Snofte
1) each montly rollup contains fixes of the previous monthly rollup but also all past security and non-security fixes from 2016 and it supersedes the previous month's rollup. 2) That's normal you get the slow boot just after the updates have been installed but it should logically go back to normal boot after that.
Thanks for suggestions. 1. Great news that the november rollup includes everything needed. 2. As to slow boot, I am afraid this still persist even after several boots. The delay accurs in the last stage of the boot, just after "Welcome" has finished. As mentioned, this was not so before the ESU install. Something rotten with the install or what ? Maybe I should find a bootlogger with time elapsed for each item ? I am doing all this for another "oldtimer" on his pc delivered to me. He is dead against upgrading to win 10, but I might persuade him to do so after all if I cannot find a solution to the ESU bypass.