So I can just manually do what light would do? What's the point of removing V4 after? Will the updates not install with it present or is it simply housekeeping?
The latter. BypassESUv4 is not required anymore when Lite (or the full test update) is present. Besides, the February SSU blocks BypassESUv4 (but not Lite). So, ATM, Lite > BypassESU v4.
Thanks, man. You were right: I meant online-installer, not offline. I tried what you said, searching for 'KB452' in Installed Updates, and I gave it awhile to run, but only one item came up, not KB4528069. (I also tried it with 'KB453' and several items came up, so I think that makes it look like search in Installed Updates is working at least to some degree. But it can't find KB4528069 for some reason.) I tried running Online-Installer again & I got the same message as before. Do you (or anyone else) have any other ideas as to how to get rid of KB4528069? Thanks.
When i said that it should be tested, i meant on VM because it's not recommanded to use both versions (KB4528069-Lite + original KB4528069) So now that KB4528069-Lite has been installed, uninstall bypass, you don"t need it anymore. You don't have to worry about not seeing KB4528069 in the installed updates list. i cannot explain why the update is not visible in the updates list but what i know for sure is that it is installed in the system as the message that you showed first clearly indicated it.
Works fine when done correctly but not usefull for anything. As explained before, the lite version doesn't install the update, only the captured results of installing it (the actual Lite part of it), to suppress further ESU checks.
Sorry for my incompetence, I have Windows 7 Ultimate, but some things are not clear to me, let's see if I guess: first start online-installer.bat; then I carry out the Offline Integration procedure up to point 4, where I manually install the updates and then go to step 5. Does all this need to be done every time updates arrive? Does the install.wim file refer to the Windows 7 CD? Kindly explain to me the procedure to mount this file? I thank.
Got the "This file may damage your computer" message in Chrome when trying to download KB4528069 Lite but I guess everyone else did too. Excellent work.
you have the choice, either use the online integration or offline integration. Since you used online-installed.bat, you're fine.
it was probably your AV which reported it wrongly, it is false positive. all links available here are tested before published so they are safe.
For installing it on a live aka running aka online system, you only have to use the online-installer.bat and you're done. No, the builtin security options of the browser caused it to be "halted". https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...pdates-eligibility.80606/page-75#post-1578715
Hamdoullah, I know that you mean well and you are just trying to help, but when you cannot distinguish between a basic issue such as Chrome vs AV warning maybe it’s time to stop giving advice unless you do some research first to validate that your statement is correct.
My fault, i missed the word "chrome" in his statement, i should have read all the comment carefully. That happens.
That's normal, you are supposed to install the updates yourself from now on, no more updates from Windows Update anymore.
Are SSUs cumulative or not? Like can I skip the feb SSU and just install the march SSU instead? Or I need to have both the feb and march SSUs for things to work properly?
Not like rollups or win 10 CUs, but, afaik, when offline updating or on a clean install, only the last is needed.
So I am going to need to install KB4537829 no matter what in order to keep updating rollups in march, april etc, correct?