YES !!!! Thank you, gamazet, abbodi and Enthousiast. Exactly what I was looking for. One more: "(normally Pack should be placed in appropriate Disk or Folder)", which folder would that be? I do need to install ESU12 before installing the updates?
SIMPLIX can be run from anywhere when updating a LIVE System. When I build Win07 Systems, I use SIMPLIX to update a 2011 RTM version of Win07 Enterprise, and when done, it has every needed update to date. This should be taken out of this thread, BTW
I have a problem with KB5022338, maybe related, definitely strange. I use abbodi1406 w7esui script (thank you, thank you so much abbodi1406) to install KB5022338, which of course worked perfectly, it was listed nicely in the Installed Updates, next day I did install KB5029296 (with KB5028264 servicing stack update) and to my surprise KB5022338 disappeared... Neither Installed Updates nor wmic qfe list show KB5022338 as installed. More or less same happens when using wkeller's integrate7 script (dism installs the update but it is then not listed) OS is Win7 Pro 64bit. Anybody had the same issue, please? Or I am doing something terribly wrong?
Any installed package can be marked as invisible in registry, there should be a bug that add needed key. Of course I have not tested it. Just side note information. In my own solution I mark all installed updates as invisible as I’m removing updates backup in Syspreped images. There is no need to be able to list them in DISM or WMIC, Windows / Microsoft update will be clear and of course no need to revert to old update backup when deploying stable Syspreped images. Image build is always updated with latest updates and that should be enough to identify latest installed updates
Monthly Rollups are new versions of the same Package (update) under the hood: Package_for_RollupFix only the last / higher version show up use dism.exe to list all (or to remove older) Code: dism /Online /Get-Packages | find /i "Package_for_RollupFix"
Although a little late, I found this NT 6.0 (Vista) and 6.1 (Win7) will continue to be supported until 2026-01/13 NT6.2 (Win8) and NT6.3 (Win8.1) will continue to be supported until 2029-01/09 Build 14393 (Win10 Ver.1607) will continue to be supported until 2033-01/11 Don't bother with POSReady at all
You don’t have to reinstall the system Nor do you have to use POSReady's update You don't have to do anything, just be like you are now Keep using ByPassESU It will be updated until 2026-01/13 Instead, if you switch to POSReady 7 It can only be supported up to POSReady 7End Of Life That is 2024-10/08
Your MDL Novice rating is appropriate. You need to visit this forum more often to stay up to date on ESU news & facts for Win 7. Visit comment #7791 Page 390 of this forum & you will find a link provided by @foo4mdl. The page explains why we have hope until Jan 2026. Yes, the dates you question are real & accurate. The Premium Assurance program is a very happy surprise for many of us. Good hunting... ;>) foo4mdl Comment #7791 Feb 18, 2024
That's great news truthfully hopefully Microsoft is seriously giving support till 2026. I mean I don't think they would lie about that or go back on saying they would give updates till 2026 & just not do it but then this is Microsoft your talking about sadly. So hopefully microsoft is still doing updates till 2026. Though I mostly use simplix update pack instead of bypass esu. So hopefully simplix update pack still manages to get the updates if there is more until 2026.
Sorry, I should give the source so that you won't be confused. The source of this picture is: Windows Server Premium Assurance SQL Server Premium Assurance Microsoft Build 2016 12/29/2017 5:01 AM Windows Server Premium Assurance SQL Server Premium Assurance Mark Jewett Tiffany Wissner © 2016 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION. This presentation is also shown below, but due to file size limitations it had to be split.