Bypass Windows 7 Extended Security Updates Eligibility

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

  1. Nazzy

    Nazzy MDL Junior Member

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  2. daniel_k

    daniel_k MDL Member

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    #1104 daniel_k, Feb 12, 2020
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    Strange, .NET is part of the OS, but not supported by ESUs?
    Don't think I have seen any mention about this in Microsoft's docs.

    Hmm, maybe .NET updates are included in the Security Only and in the Cumulative Updates?
    EDIT: Just unpacked the updates, no they are not included. Maybe they will be released in a few days.
     
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  3. Evan N

    Evan N MDL Novice

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    So is that possible now?
     
  4. Evan N

    Evan N MDL Novice

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    Maybe they didn’t release any.
     
  5. phbart

    phbart MDL Novice

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    This method worked for me as opposed to the other method posted here before which suggested the PowerRun app. You should add it to the OP while an updated version of the bypass is on the works Thank you (both, actually).
     
  6. foo4mdl

    foo4mdl MDL Novice

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    Don't worry it is supported by ESU. Perfectly normal for extended support that is basically security only. Last one before January was September.
     
  7. guitarmang

    guitarmang MDL Novice

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    Hi.
    Thanks for this.
    According to what I've read above, is these all that is needed now for security?
    kb4537767
    kb4537813
    kb4537820

    and not
    KB4537829

    Again,
    Many thanks!
     
  8. TheQuickFox

    TheQuickFox MDL Novice

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    For now: skip the KB4537829 (Servicing stack update for Windows 7 SP1 and Server 2008 R2 SP1: February 11, 2020) update. If you already installed it, use system restore to remove it or wait for a new version of Bypass ESU which may hopefully fix this.
     
  9. talbin

    talbin MDL Novice

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    All you need is kb4537820. The other patches are contained within this update. Do not install KB4537829 yet.
     
  10. Ulti P. Uszer

    Ulti P. Uszer MDL Member

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    #1116 Ulti P. Uszer, Feb 12, 2020
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    @Enthousiast Same here the Rollup failed, but the other 3 installed.

    EDIT: I really wish a thread official here would list the ESUs, because I just releised the it was January's preview that failed & that I had not even downloaded or tried the Feb. roll up. There are wayyyyyyyyy tooooooooooo many garbage posts in this thread.

    Edit #2: The Feb. Rollup did install for me.
     
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  11. quywz

    quywz MDL Member

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    #1117 quywz, Feb 12, 2020
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    Why not install KB4537767 for win7 sp1

    1.Run KB4537767.msu,It show install sucess.
    2.restart windows.Configure the windows update setting that show fail in 62%.

    Before run KB4537767,Already installed KB4490628 and KB4537829(Servicing stack update for Windows 7 SP1,February 11, 2020) and BypassESU-v4.

    KB4536952 has been replaced by KB4537829.
     
  12. Lucergiana

    Lucergiana MDL Novice

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    I successfully installed the following on Windows 7 Home Premium. Note that between each patch, I ran the ESU patch again. There were some comments that the flag was being reset after KB installs.
    ESU patch
    KB4537820.
    KB4537767
    KB4537813
     
  13. fylgja

    fylgja MDL Novice

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    Windows 7 Pro (32bit) Bypass:SLC-mode
    1. KB4538483 (ESU-LPP) success
    2. KB4537829 (SSU) success
    3. KB4537820 (Rollup) failed
    4. KB4537820 (Rollup) success after uninstall KB4537829 (SSU)
    latest SSU is Bypass-killer :)

    Thank you for your great work !
    FIY: superUser 4.0 was released.