Bypass Windows 7 Extended Security Updates Eligibility

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by abbodi1406, Nov 17, 2019.

  1. Blue Zee

    Blue Zee MDL Junior Member

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    I always uninstall the .NET ESU after every update.
    We know it has side effects.

    And being so easy to uninstall, there is no reason to keep it active after doing its thing.
     
  2. Mar V

    Mar V MDL Novice

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    Maybe you can tell me if there is a new SSU for WIN 7 in November 2021 ? I cannot see one, because I download manually Security Only updates..
    I hope the SSU will not be included in the monthly rollup (like in WIN 10)

    Can somebody inform me ??
     
  3. Blue Zee

    Blue Zee MDL Junior Member

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    Didn't show up on my Win7 systems.
     
  4. Mar V

    Mar V MDL Novice

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    Thank you, I think the latest SSU was in Oct. KB5006749. Correct ?
     
  5. Blue Zee

    Blue Zee MDL Junior Member

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    Yes, that is correct.
     
  6. ConradM

    ConradM MDL Novice

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    And looking back before October SSU, the previous SSU was in July.
     
  7. Blue Zee

    Blue Zee MDL Junior Member

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    Yes, that is correct, too.
     
  8. ruslanshchur

    ruslanshchur MDL Senior Member

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    ESU support for Windows Server 2008 R2 (and 2008 R1) was extended to 9 January 2024
     
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  9. CaptainSpeleo

    CaptainSpeleo MDL Addicted

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    If that's correct, we may be able to incorporate Windows Server 2008 R2 updates into Windows 7 SP1 like we've been able to incorporate Windows Server 2008 updates into Windows Vista SP2.
    It would be nice to be able to support Windows 7 SP1 for another year.
    :)
     
  10. Ulti P. Uzzer

    Ulti P. Uzzer MDL Member

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    @hanzzon2 Yes, but if the server '08 R2 updates are published to the MS catalog, we may still be able to pull a Vista ESU style gag for Win 7 in Server's 4th ESU year.
     
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  11. CaptainSpeleo

    CaptainSpeleo MDL Addicted

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    Yep, that's what I'm hoping for.
     
  12. ruslanshchur

    ruslanshchur MDL Senior Member

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    And also there is Windows Embedded POSReady 7, which has ESU support until 14 October 2024
     
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  13. CaptainSpeleo

    CaptainSpeleo MDL Addicted

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    Yep, I heard about that too.
    It would be nice to get another 12 - 21 months support beyond January 2023.
     
  14. Ulti P. Uzzer

    Ulti P. Uzzer MDL Member

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    Yeah, I have 2 POSReady 7 machines & it is no panacea with it having 2 more yrs of support. When Its ESU started last week, I had to manually install the updates (the ESU Bypass couldn't download them) and none of the .Net updates could be installed. Just like all of this that was told to me by @abbodi1406 (the developer) in this post:
    https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...dates-eligibility.80606/page-294#post-1696622
     
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  15. Ulti P. Uzzer

    Ulti P. Uzzer MDL Member

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    #6017 Ulti P. Uzzer, Nov 19, 2021
    Last edited: Nov 19, 2021
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  16. billmcct

    billmcct MDL Member

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    What makes you think mozilla cares about your privacy?
     
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  17. vonmir

    vonmir MDL Member

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    It's now a week since my last posting. In the meantime, after completely wiping my ssd, I reinstalled Win 7, and it seems to have been a good decision. Getting everything the way I want it took s couple of days, but I'm retired and not that busy - and the computer is a back-up machine.

    The good news is that using the ByPass I was able to install all the updates I needed.

    Again, my thanks the team.