Bypass Windows 7 Extended Security Updates Eligibility

Ok, can you now run:

Code:

dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth

And report the results?

 

Sorry, man, you were right: I tried installing KB4537829 & it worked!

Thanks a million!

 

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Glad to hear
KB4537829 is feb SSU so in complement you need to install either "feb security only" KB4537813 or "feb rolluup" KB4537820

 

New question for me: So if you you install kb4537829 and kb4537820, you don't need Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7 for x64/x86-based systems (KB4537767)?

(Sorry if this question's redundant, but I didn't see anything that specifically addresses this.)

Thanks, got it.

So with that I'll be good til March, right?

 

afaik, when (feb SSU + feb Rollup) are installed, it's not needed.

 

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it should be but no one knows.
If MS finds out about KB4528069 loophole, it won't work anymore but @abbodi1406 will surely find a solution so that people continue to install next ESU updates.

 

ok so uninstall it then reinstall it then reboot the machine.
Do not uninstall it from the registry , just uninstall it the usual way from "windows update"
Then try again to install either (feb SSU + feb Rollup) OR (feb SSU + security only) and see what happens.

 

And, what is the content of the log?

 

I am off to bed, i'll leave you to the master of copy/paste (that damn tessler) mehdi...ehhh....hamdoulla.

 

@craftech
i edited the message.
Do not uninstall KB4536952 from the registry , just uninstall it the usual way from "windows update".
click on "installed updates" then click on the update then right click then uninstall.

 

I keep trying to find it.
%windir%\logs\CBS\Checks ur.log
I can't find that location
Never mind, I found it. Access is denied when I try to open CBS text file.
Tried elevated command to path notepad %windir%\logs\CBS\Checks ur.log Nothing found. Cannot get to it.
There is a CheckSUR text file. (System Update Readiness) dated the time I ran the scan. Not located in the CBS file. The summary says
Seconds executed: 510
Found 95 errors
Fixed 95 errors
CSI F Mark Bad Type Total count: 89
Fixed: CSI F Mark Bad Type. Total count: 89
CSI Missing Winning Component Key Total count: 6
Fixed: CSI Missing Winning Component Key. Total count: 6

 

I'll try that and post back.. I am assuming the OPTIONAL "preview of monthly rollup didn't have to be installed" I never install those.

 

not needed, afaik, the feb rollup already contains fixes of previous rollup.

 

Ok, I tried "msie11 + sec only update".
I downloaded the four files (2x64 + 2x86); I suppose it's normal that the two x86 won't install.
I successfully installed KB4537767(x64).
I also successfully installed KB4537813(x64) on the second attempt. On the first try I got the 80092004 error; no idea why.
Is there anything else I need to do? Should I install KB4537829 (Feb. 2020 SSU)? (Is it still what should be done?)
In any case, thank you. I didn't understand the script had done its job.

 

you only have to install updates that correspond to the arch of your win7 installed edition
if your win7 edition is 32 bits => you need to install x86 updates
if your win7 edition is 64 bits => you need to install x64 updates

Yes it has to be installed otherwise you won't be able to install next march "security only" ESU.

 

Ok, thanks.

 

Hi everyone:
Just want to make sure I will be able to receive the March updates:
Everything is working well on Win 7 with what I have installed so far (using regular version of the ESU bypass--not the lite version) up to KB4537820 is installed except I have held off on February installing SSU KB4537829 which has been claimed to kill the bypass. Should I still hold off on installing KB4537829 and still wait for the March SSU? Thanks