i cant post links here from Verge,Microsoft central, or microsoft cycle policy you should know the word the meaning of "RUMOURS" that mean after 1 year they will change that every year they change policy and services
why you want facts i dont come here to show you facts i come here to post some rumours my message was not for you even my message in 2019 rumours about windows 11 people say was nonsense why i waste my time explain to you? they even change cycle to 3 years as a service dont you think?
Hello Windows 7 friends, what are the experiences or the current status with the bypass on Home Premium? Sure, it's not supported by Microsoft, but does it work fine? Or should I rather play it safe and perform a Anytime Upgrade to Professional? Thanks and greetings, Martin
They shouldn't just ESU Windows 10 but extend for it everyone, at least for a few years. Millions are not going to qualify for Windows 11 or 12. European countries may try to force Microsoft to do that based on ant-trust laws but most of their money comes from US customers so we can't expect much. The only other option is LTSC if you can get your hands on it.
As always, ultimately, with the Bypass, everything got installed on all my machines. My repeated thanks to the team. Question: Do we need KB5016618: Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer: August 9, 2022? Thanks.
Why can not install KB5016676? Symptom: After installing this update and restarting, receive the error, "Failure to configure Windows updates. Reverting Changes. Do not turn off your computer", and the update show as Failed in Update History. Microsoft said, "This is expected in the following circumstance: If you do not have an ESU MAK add-on key installed and activated." But I have already had Bypass ESU V9 installed.
They both should be same, only .NET bypass is different. Code: Note: both v9 and v11 serve the same purpose and functions, they only differ in the .NET 4 Bypass type you are free to use either of them.