I know what all does, i beta test it You can install KB4528069 when KB4528069-Lite is installed, but is a bit useless to do, yes.
Is it possible to make a script with administrator rights to automatically install the february updates (KB4537813 - KB4537767 - KB4537829 - KB4537820) after manually installing KB4528069 Lite?
No need for all of them, either install the SSU + ROLLUP or SSU + Security Only CU + MSIE11 update. If the bypass is successfully installed, run (example): Rollup: Code: DISM /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:x:\KB4537829.MSU /PackagePath:x:\KB4537820.MSU Separate Updates: Code: DISM /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:x:\KB4537829.MSU /PackagePath:x:\KB4537767.MSU /PackagePath:x:\KB4537813.MSU
you're that lazy that you don't want to install 2 updates manually ? Such a script will be needed if there were several updates to install but not for only 2 or 3 updates to install. As said above, no need to install all the updates, either install KB4537829 + KB4537820 or KB4537829 + KB4537813 + KB4537767 KB4537767 can be avoided if you don't use IE11. But since you did ask for a script that can install automatically the updates, copy these lines and put them in notepad text and rename it to whatever name you want with extension.bat, for example WU.bat : then put the needed updates and the bat file into a folder and all you will need to do is to run the bat file and the updates should be installed automatically.
Hello, sorry for my bad english. Thanks for this tips & bypass files, i used the ByPassESU V4. I got an error 0x8007000d while trying to install KB4537820 (the rollup update), so i tried with KB4537813 + KB4537767 and it went through well done regards.
I got the same error also. I found that it is due to invalid digital signature of the downloaded file. I solved it by downloading the file using a PC on another network.
Thanks for the tip, i will try that. Does i need to remove KB4537813 + KB4537767 updates before trying to install again KB4537820 ?
Have you used the script in the right way ? you have to copy these lines and put them in notepad text and rename it to whatever name you want with extension.bat, for example WU.bat : then put the needed updates and the bat file into a folder and all you will need to do is to run the bat file and the updates should be installed automatically. Tested again and no problem from my side.
Because you didn't change the update names in the script to the actual ones. My attempt to a script was totally f**ked up, mixed up the lines.
Which is the right one? Because if the next ESU updates have to be installed manually one at a time it's going to be a huge job and time if you install Windows 7 SP1 January 2020 from scratch.
ok try now with this script and see the result : you proceed in the same way as before, you put the needed updates and the bat file into a folder and you run the bat file and updates should be installed automatically.
If you want install from scratch, it is better to integrate all the ESU updates in the ISO image before installing.
Yes, but I don't want to make a new ISO every month... only adding to the script the new updates of every month.