Bypass Windows 7 Extended Security Updates Eligibility

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

  1. FuzzleSnuz

    FuzzleSnuz MDL Junior Member

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    #6601 FuzzleSnuz, Nov 8, 2022
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    From KB5020000. This is impossible to miss and is directly below the other quote that everyone is talking about. Why is no one talking about this? It is the far more scary notice of the two.

    KB5020019 (November 2022 rollup for Server 2008) does not have this notice. Are we meant to believe that Microsoft is ditching 7 but keeping NT 6.0? That would be utterly bizarre, but that is nothing new for Microsoft. It would be absurd if Vista - which I love dearly but is simply inferior to 7 for everything except DRM-infected audio - is effectively more secure than 7 in 3 years because of receiving additional ESU while 7 does not.
     
  2. De Rossi

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    #6602 De Rossi, Nov 9, 2022
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    November 8, 2022—KB5020000 (Monthly Rollup)
    Does not install :sad:
    Someone with the same problem?
     
  3. Carlos Detweiller

    Carlos Detweiller Emperor of Ice-Cream

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    There are chances they will ditch the Clients but keep the Servers.
     
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    #6604 CaptainSpeleo, Nov 9, 2022
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    De Rossi:

    The KB5020000 Security Monthly Quality Rollup was detected and installed fine in all of my Windows 7 Pro 64-bit desktops.
    It also updated Internet Explorer 11 (which I still use in a few sites) to 11.0.285
     
  5. FuzzleSnuz

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    This would be consistent with Server 2008's ESU program, but the notice on KB5020000 states: "Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or technical support for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1"
    Perhaps, because the scenario of Server 2008 receiving more ESU while Vista, 7, and 2008 R2 are all canned is so ridiculous, Microsoft simply forgot to put a similar notice on the Server 2008 KBs. I don't like the implications of either theory, though.
     
  6. Carlos Detweiller

    Carlos Detweiller Emperor of Ice-Cream

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    Embedded will probably give us another year.
     
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  7. whisperalpha

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    That's how I felt about Win XP. I only even moved to 7 because I needed tighter integration with the now native x64 platforms and emerging GPU acceleration, not to mention better hardware compatibility.
    Now that everything finally works (less than 1 BSOD every few months under rare circumstances) I'm NEVER moving to the "newer" windows versions that made every good thing bad.
    Breathe while you can on NT6.1 (W7)... now's the time to start learning how to make use of Linux.
     
  8. steph09

    steph09 MDL Novice

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    Well, it's not on windows update here :confused:

    I downloaded it manually but didn't install it, waiting for more feedback.
     
  9. Shortyportuguese

    Shortyportuguese MDL Senior Member

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    I have faith and hope on it...
     
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    Over DISM goes Flawlessly
     
  11. De Rossi

    De Rossi MDL Novice

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    Help us please :confused:
     
  12. Enthousiast

    Enthousiast MDL Tester

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    Are you running the WU ESU part of the bypass?
     
  13. jonnyuk

    jonnyuk MDL Novice

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    All updates installed automatically including kbKB5020000. Should i have not installed this and if not why?
     
  14. BernieBildman

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    Searching the Microsoft®Update Catalog, and using the search term, "2022-11 windows 7" - not only do I get the November updates, but following those, I get "Updates: 1 - 25 of 402 (page 1 of 17)" (including all other Windows versions) instead of JUST the November updates. This started with the October searches.

    Anyone know why this is??
     
  15. erpsterm35

    erpsterm35 MDL Guru

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    it's sort of a "glitch" on Microsoft's end (such ms update catalog [MUC] searches don't seem very "smart" lately)
    not sure if & when MS will fix it
     
  16. Enthousiast

    Enthousiast MDL Tester

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    No, the nov. update always contains the latest fixes.

    My french is a bit rusty lately but is the the latest SSU installed?
     
  17. steph09

    steph09 MDL Novice

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    Good find!

    Installed latest SSU kb5017397, rebooted, kb5020000 is in WU. Installed, rebooted, everything ok.

    I though it was not needed anymore to manually install the latest SSU. I though it was included in the previous monthly rollup or it wasn't updated. Last time I manually installed the SSU was maybe 18 months ago...

    Anyway, thanks a lot Enthousiast.
     
    Perhaps I should install it again or something? Idk I'm running out of ideas