Bypass Windows 7 Extended Security Updates Eligibility

OP doesn't mention what to do after running the script. Should I follow this two-year-old tutorial?

I don't think so, considering it's clearly outdated
Are ESUs offered through Windows Update? Or do I need to install them manually?
Do I need to reboot the computer after running the script?
These are the kind of questions I couldn't find an answer to

 

yes

 

The tutorial still is accurate, only the ESU Updates Overview is not updated..

 

On the .NET Frameworks updates, do I need to install those cab files as well?

And if so, where do I extract them to?

Thanks

 

I can't install the 2022-05 update, any info I can give you to help me troubleshoot this?
During installation, something fails and changes are reverted

Update
Tried using DiSM, and nothing goes wrong (as in there's no error in the log)
Everything happens after rebooting. I'm guessing I made a mistake when running the script or something, since Microsoft Support says

 

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I'm having the same trouble as gartner & SkullHex2. For over a year, these patches have worked flawlessly and I've simply updated on patch Tuesday. This month, the Monthly Q&S rollup errored out at 95% on reboot and reverted. I've tried multiple times, re-installed the patch, tried manually updating it - same thing. I was hoping that others had this problem and the answer would be here. I'll check back in a few more days or if I find a solution.

 

I have not find a solution on this problem..
The strange part is that is only on one of my pc's that got the issue this mount.

 

Yup. Same with me. I've got 3 separate installations, but only one that's stuck.

 

2022-05 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB5014012)

Installation date: ‎25-‎05-‎2022 19:26
Installation status: Failed
Error details: Code 80004005



im having same issue as other users this month,
On reboot, changes fail. and system gets reverted


the .NET patch went smooth wihout issue



On another PC, running 7 Pro ( 32bit) no issues
On an old netbook, running 7 Starter (32bit), also no issues


Maybe it's an issue with x64 systems only?

 

No, all my pc's has 64 bit installed. Only one PC failed

 

Windows 7 Aktivation is gone on multiple Systems.
Some Microsoft Update removes the Windows Aktivation, when ByPassESU 9 or 11 is used.

 

Bulls**t. ByPassESU has nothing to do with your Windows being deactivated; if you make a comment like this show proof that it's caused by using the bypass and don't just post comments like that

 

In over two years the Bypass has never de-activated any systems using it.

 

I figured out why the latest roll-up(May 2022 update - KB5014012) wouldn't work on my windows 7 x64 machine.

It turns out that I lack the monthly roll-up of December 14, 2021 a.k.a. KB5008244. Install this one first then KB5014012 will work afterwards.

If starting from a clean install of Win7 Service Pack 1 x64 bit, follow all the prerequisites as indicated in the OP and ENSURE you have update KB3108664 then you may proceed with automatic updates. Once you hit the wall with KB5014012, as in it failed to install, manually download and install the previous roll-up KB5008244 from the windows update catalog. KB5014012 update should work after that.

 

Hello, Bonjour.
Same issue for me only for one machine, but since 2021.

Big Thanks to magic Devs.

 

Hi

It did not work for me. KB3108664 was installed in 2020. KB5008244 I did not have,but failed to install, says "update not valid for this computer"

 

That update would not install on my computer. It says the same as gartner's computer said. I'll keep trying things. I wonder what the common factor is in our computers.

 

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