That's one reason why I don't use abbreviations or acronyms when giving advice or making comments. Either the person doesn't know what they mean or the person mistakes them for something else.
Then the person can ask what is meant by OP, no that doesn't happen, the person wanted to be spoonfed.
Something is weird. I Can't install KB4598279 too, and I had no issue, installing the updates, since the start of the bypass tool. Always ends with a Error Code. Since I have some Backup System Images from the last months (before and after the monthly updates), I did some testing. Just restored my October Image and manually installed KB4598279 succesfully. Went back to my current Image, and manually installing failed.... Will test some more tomorrow...
My almost eight (8) years old 7/32 installation gladly gobbed almost 500 MB of updates with no difficulty at all (That's with BypassESU-v11). Happy new year to the team and my best wishes !
Small error in the script LiveOS-Setup.cmd, line 320: Code: if exist "%SysPath%\sle.dll" (removing "%SystemRoot%\System32\sle.dll"&del /f /q "%SysPath%\sle.dll") There is an "echo" missing, must be: Code: if exist "%SysPath%\sle.dll" (echo removing "%SystemRoot%\System32\sle.dll"&del /f /q "%SysPath%\sle.dll") The error message you get on removing is purely cosmetic and does not impact functionality.
I still don't understand what version 11 is better than version 9 ... I have everything on 9, and so it updates perfectly, but you have obvious problems with this on 11. There is a proverb: "It works - don't touch it."
@abbodi1406 thanx v11 works but for installation of citrix workspaceapp v11 must be uninstalled Is it possible to have commandline switches for both cmd-files?
@HarryBoo , I'm not sure what you're experiencing but I have no issues installing (and using) CitrixWorkspace (v2009 & older) under Bypass v11. Anything newer than that won't run on Windows 7 anyway. If the problem is the .NET ByPass messing up certain installations, it looks like that is System configuration dependent. For the time being there's not much more you can do but just unInstall the .NET ByPass component prior to your installation.
Thanks for this great Tool! One question: Is it safe to remove the extracted folder after running LiveOS-Setup.cmd?
Yes, you can safely remove it, but when you need it again, for uninstalling the .net 4 bypass or so, you need to redownload it (best to keep it somewhere safe).
After installing "dotNetFx4_ESU_Bypass_v5" I got the following error in Adobe Reader XI: "Acrobat failed to load its Core DLL". And the program fails to open at all. After uninstalling the Bypass the Reader works as usual. Workaround: use current version of Reader.
I was unable to install KB4598500 with an unknown error. I managed to fix this by reinstalling the .NET 4 bypass. If anyone comes here to report this issue, refer them to this post.