None whatsoever... my standard baseline ISO update method is Simplix followed by the current ESU Bypass method. Works great and is completely up to date.
Searching for already known KB number don't need or benefit much from those exclusions p.s. you don't need the + before kb catalog search can include "Products" and "Classification" too, but they cannot use ORs or exclusions e.g. this will show all 2018-xx updates for Windows 7 (normal and embedded) and 2008 R2 Code: 2018 -itanium -2012 -2016 -2019 -8.1 -8 -10 -vista -2003 -wepos -posready -"2008-for" Updates if you removed "Updates" from string, it will also show drivers and some other non-Updates Classification this format unfortunately won't work to show 2019-xx updates, because it collides with Server -2019 exclusion the search string is also limited to 100 characters
@abbodi1406, this may be a dumb question, but the MB on the laptop I have been using since July 2021 fried. I fixed the one I was using back in July 2021and I know it has the bypassESU installed and I need to uninstall and install a newer version. How can I know which version is on this computer? Or will any version uninstall it? Thanks Bro for all the work you do.
Latest can uninstall .NET 4.x Bypass and WU Patcher for any version ESU Supressor can't be removed if you installed any ESU update but you can install the latest over it
Anyone else having trouble installing this month's .NET Framework 4.8 update? Whenever I attempt to install the update, after verifying SetupUtility.exe, I get the error "No signature was present in the subject.". i tried both the Security Only and Security and Quality updates, and I tried both the Windows Server 2008 R2 and the Windows 7 Embedded updates, but no luck, always that error. I'm on an HP EliteBook 840 G3 running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (UEFI with UEFISeven)
Moin @ All! My September 2023 ESUpdate experience for Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64 systems: "Licensing method": KB4528069 & "new" BypassESU-v12 "Installing method": Manual download and installation via Microsoft®Update-Catalog KB5030209 (Cumulative Security Update for IE 11 for Windows Embedded 7 Standard / Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1) -> succesfully installed KB5030261 (Security Only Quality Update for Windows Embedded 7 Standard / Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1) -> succesfully installed KB5029929 (Security and Quality Rollup for .NET Framework 4.8) -> succesfully installed KB5029938 (Security and Quality Rollup for .NET Framework 3.5.1) -> succesfully installed The following additional updates were offered by the Microsoft servers via the Windows Update Search and were also successfully installed: Security Intelligence-Update for Microsoft Security Essentials & .NET 6.0.21 Security Update for x64 Client (KB5029688). @ abbodi1406: Thx for your support! Great job!
I've been having a similar problem with every recent ESU update for .NET (dated after the main ESU schedule) that it either won't install completely or will install hidden and not show up anywhere after a full update. Which version of ESU-Bypass are you running? I had to update just to run the main windows updates from the current iteration. No one expected ESU to run 6 years rather than 3, and a lot of things in the installers are acting weird in the new files.
But how OR operator is working in second case ? You can write 7 and R2 in any order, but if 7|R2 is not in the beginning of string - everything is broken and search give not that was expected.
Beginning = search in Title otherwise, it may search in Products (which does not accept or correctly handle OR)
Has anybody else who uses the Update Catalog site in IE found that the site seems to have recently removed the 'basket' feature that allowed you to select multiple files and then download them all in one go? The Update Catalog site was the one website that actually worked better in IE than any other browser as the ActiveX downloader control it used to use was very convenient as it would permit multiple downloads, put the updates into properly named folders, and kept their original time stamp. Now if you access it in IE it shows the same view as with any modern browser, you have to download every file individually, and they don't get put into nicely named folders any more. If you have not seen this 'basket' view before in the catalog, do a Google image search for 'Update Catalog' and you will see that in IE you used to get an 'add to basket' button instead of a 'download' button next to each file.