Can anyone confirm what he's saying about no longer needing the bypass after installing the test update?
yes brother i can confirm we can remove bypass after test update & all other feb 2020 Extended Security Updates are installed.
I also had installed the KB4537829 update, and all of the other suggested updates, All of them, including KB4537829, installed successfully....albeit I had close to an hour reboot time after installations (done all at once). Have no idea if the KB4537829 was the cause of this, but I look forward to March ESUs to see if the extended reboot time happens again. Thanks again to all those who implemented this Bypass
Of interest, I have install KB 4537767 (Security Update for Internet Explorer) and following this I get notification by Windows update that a previous Security Update for Internet Explorer is available as an "Important Update" - I hide that one, and find again the previous month's Security Update for Internet Explorer appears, and so on, and so on. Is there a way to stop this from happening, I have to keep on hiding each of these. Should I just turn off Windows check for updates option??
Isn't this fix for the wallpaper bug? The bug I am talking about popped up just 6 days ago, so after KB4539601 was released.
So it means in order to keep Windows 7 updated after ESU has been enabled, it's not anymore possible to install updates through Windows Update ? In that case Windows Update manager is useless with ESU ? Are updates available manually only ?
Getting Satisfy WU updates after manually applying Feb ESU updates doesn't come from not listening. It's an Ms problem not recognizing already superseded updates.