Bypass Windows 7 Extended Security Updates Eligibility

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

  1. Burdus77

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  2. Carlos Detweiller

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    Probably retired with IE altogether.
     
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  3. vp2

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    Microsoft Edge (in Windows 7) was updated to 109.0.1518.140.
     
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  6. Filipe Tolhuizen

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    Strangely KB5030209 and KB5030261 sucesfully installed for me even after installing KB5030265, which is supposed to contain the previous 2.
     
  7. alzcoew397

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    hope to be extended through 2026...
     
  8. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    What did you gain from this experiment?

    Monthly Rollup include them, not supersede them
     
  9. Filipe Tolhuizen

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    I thought that installing the full package wouldn't allow me to install the separate hotfixes, which I didn't know that also existed.
    BTW, since IE is being updated, is it still working? It's been quite a while since I'm using the IE -> Edge bypass, so I haven't tested the updated version.
     
  10. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    IE is engine not just browser
    the browser part is becoming less and less workable
     
  11. vp2

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    Yes, its current version (in Windows 7) is 11.0.9600.21563
     
  12. Carlos Detweiller

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    They should have called it "Update for the Trident engine". The actual browsing GUI has been neglected for many years, now.
     
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  14. m.fessler

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    Please allow me to ask partly OT and probably stupid questions about the monthly .NET Security and Quality Rollups:

    They are fully cumulative - correct?
    I ask, because on system with an update status of spring(ish) 2022 I manually installed KB5030182 (= 2023-09 rollup) and yet got KB5021091 (= 2022-12 rollup) offered via Windows Update.

    Is the reason simply that WU does not notice that an "after ESU period update" is installed?
    Btw... what is the correct procedure with a new installation of .NET 4.8?
    Simply "SSU (if not up to date) -> .NET (e.g. with the offline installer) -> latest monthly Rollup"?

    Thanks and greetings, Martin
     
  15. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    Windows Update does not recognize 2023-09 rollup unless you deployed WU ESU Patcher - Standalone

    How did you exactly installed KB5030182? it's just a wrapper for 3 updates

    .NET 4.8 only require SHA2 support, no SSU matter
     
  16. Enthousiast

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    They stopped the nag to upgrade and get a free win 10 license but never stopped it for real.
    That is what is patched by MSFT.

    So you claim upgrading fom activated 7/8.1 to 1709 will still give us a fee hwid?
     
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