Good news, the HackAndPwn site has finally been updated. // If the available bypassers are not working anymore, this method will, and it's not limited to W7 Professional, Ultimate or Server 2008 R2. The Manifest file part was never needed for me. Also, there are many non-ESU updates there worth checking (many of those have already been posted elsewhere in this forum).
Before August updates bypass esu 7 and lh 8 without problems was let's to update original windows server 2008 sp2. I checked. Now i was again make on cleaning and to bypasses and error from WU. I don't know if on Windows 7 bypass 13f still work normally. I will check on clean again install in virtual machine.
You should mention that then + Vista has its own thread https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/bypass-esu-longhorn.89161/ the C8000266 error will not be possible to fix for x86
I know but we tell about oryginal server 2008 what worked with two bypasses together, because wu patcher in one second net esu.
why would you even use that site it's update list when SimpliX Pack exists and is sufficient for 99,9% of autists Win7 users?
Win 7 x64 here just patched with BypassESU-v13f as Windows Embedded 7 category {2024-10-08} last update i installed (and found via Windows Update) was kb5034169 (2024-01), with the V11 Patcher. what i have done so far, - uninstalled the v11 Patch first - installed all Recommended Updates - reboot, - patched with v13f (as [2] Windows Embedded 7 category {2024-10-08} ) - stopped WU-Service and deleted SoftwareDistribution Folder - reboot searched for updates but Windows Update cant find any new updates. Normally it should find the latest Windows Embedded 7 Update from 2024-10-08, or? have also tried the Win7_WU_ESU_Patcher (from here), which was the solution before v13f Patch....but no luck. what could i have done wrong?
Windows Update is hit-or-miss, these days. Simply use SiMPLiX pack once a month and forget about WU. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...egrate-hotfixes-into-win7-distribution.45005/
Based on your comment your last installed update was Jan 2024. That is 19 months behind. THAT is what you did wrong. You should have been visiting here every month after 2nd Tuesday & followed everyone else here successfully updating. We only have 3 or 4 more left then it is Linux time. Best advice was given by Carlos Detweill in the comment immediately after yours. Good hunting.
First of all, patch to 2008 R2 and not Embedded. Secondly, get the latest SSU KB5056456 for Server 2008 R2.
Hello, Just tested on my last windows 7 updated image done in December 2022. So I started with the following: - Windows 7 Enterprise x86 updated on December 2022 - Windows 7 Enterprise x64 updated on December 2022 Back in December 2022 the updated image was created using the following: - Windows Hotfix Downloader to download all the KB* updates for windows 7 - abbodi1406 WHD-W7UI taken from his official GitHub repository - some things taken from sordum (to kill windows defender / windows update since I prefer manually update of windows and use a different AV solution for windows) Few hours ago I just take the images created back in December 2022 and follow the steps: 1. Install the Wwindows 7 x86 / x86 in VmWare workstation 2. Use the BypassESU-v13f to install the ESU Supressor first 3. Reboot the virtual machines 4. Run again the BypassESU-v13f to install the NET Framework ESU 5. Reboot the virtual machines 6. Use Windows Hotfix Downloader to download all the new KB* released for Windows 7 x86 / x84 7. Use the latest WHD-W7UI to install all the updates with the following config: OnlineLimit =75 ESUpdates =YES LDRbranch =YES IE11 =YES RDP =YES Hotfix =YES Features =YES WAT =YES WMF =YES Windows10 =NO ADLDS =YES RSAT =YES 8. Reboot the Virtual machines 9. Run the Net framework optimization "ngen.exe executeQueuedItems" 10. Use Dism++ to cleanup the temporary files of the live installation done on the virtual machines 11. Enable the adminstrator account 12. Reboot the virtual machines and login with the built in Admistrator account 13. Delete the folders of the other account creted by windows setup 14. Run sysprep to prepare the image for capture 15. Boot using WinPE 24H2 and run dism to capture the image 16. Edit the captured install.wim and set edition = Enterprise 17. Use WHD7-UI to install again ESU updates on boot.wim and winre.wim 18. Build a new ISO file with updated install.wim and boot.wim 19. Install again windows 7 in virtual machines using the updates iso files created. With the steps above I have no issue at booting from updated media, no errors logged in setuperr.log so I guess that it supposed to work on physical machine. Doing the same steps without BypassESU-v13f did not work and throw an unsupported cpu bsod for x64 version of windows 7. For x86 it worked fine without using BypassESU-v13f but I used it just to be sure. From what I noticed from Windows Hotfix Downloader windows 7 x86 windows updates stopped for more than 1 year ago so ESU updates are release only for x64 version. I hope that this information is helpful for others who want to create an updated windows 7 install media.
Hey all! Just tried to run the command script, all reccomended updates installed on top of the a fully updated system, but the command window instantly closes when opening as admin... Anything I'm missing?