Anyone having problems with the bypass v9 should go back to v8 or v7. I use v8 and it works fine. Also, who the F**k is using .NET 5.0 on Windows 7? .NET version upgrades stopped being relevant after 4.5.2. Unless you're using the latest 2020 versions of SolidWorks and/or Adobe editing software, (which I don't believe are compatible) .NET has been presenting bugs left and right on W7 since version 4.6 onward.
[ I have never had a minutes trouble with .Net 4.8 on Windows 7 and I have six Win7 machines. I just wanted to see if .Net5 would work on Win7 just for kicks. And I will continue to run it on one of my 7 machines just for a few more kicks.
Update I had to uninstall KB4575903 and reinstall KB4575903 i did restarted my computer and i did checked for updates again and it gives me december updates
There is no need for a .Net5 bypass. I was able to install the .Net5.01 update on my Win 7 Ultimate, from WU and was able to verify it as listed in Programs & Features and in the Installed Updates list. Although I did have trouble with the "going out configuring" of the updates and had to force a restart after a long while. The "coming back in configuring" went fine though and like I said, all updates including the .Net5.01 were all listed as successful.