Just an observation but isn't it far more straightforward to use KB4528069 Lite rather than the ESU Bypass tool and then messing around having to remove it etc.Just ensure before running KB4528069 Lite that you have the Jan SSU installed but not the Feb SSU, then install the Feb SSU after running it. Doing this would have prevented most of the issues people are reporting.
Thanks hamdoullah. Sorry, I was getting the Bypass and KB4528069 confused. So I will just remove the bypass and then afterwards leave it as is waiting for the March updates.
No problem my friend. always ready to help when time allows. Hopefully MS won't find out about that way to suppress win7 ESU check so win7 free users can continue to receive next ESU. If they do, we can count on @abbodi1406 to find a workaround
Tried Bypass ESU again instead of Lite version Tried the security only update. It installed and it too hosed my profile in my UAC leaving me with a temporary profile. So no matter whether I try the Feb rollup or the security only update or whether I use the full bypass or the Lite version my profile gets hosed and I have to do a system restore. I appreciate all the help, but it is looking like this isn't going to work on my system (for whatever reason). I may have to just be careful or purchase an USU license like I did on my editing computer.
Restore again your machine to an earlier date before bypass and lite version were installed (btw i don't know why you installed both versions, it's not recomanded to use both, it's either the one or the other) then make sure that jan ssu KB4536952 is installed (i suggest to uninstall it and reinstall it again) and after that, you install again lite version and try to install ESU updates and see what happens. Again install either (Feb SSU kb4537829 + Feb Rollup KB4537820) OR install (Feb SSU kb4537829 + Security only KB4537813 + IE11 KB4537767). If it does not work, you will have to wait for someone else's help.
@craftech Before purchasing an ESU license, I'd confirm this problem actually relates to the Bypass. The timing may simply be a coincidence. User profile corruption can be caused by a whole gamut of things, and isn't always easy to correct. Are you still getting any updates in WU? Can you install them without the temp profile rearing its head upon restart? If you remove all traces of the Bypass, can you consistently restart your system without the temp profile appearing? As a test of sorts, you could try to install some reasonably large sized program, reboot, check if your profile is ok, then uninstall it afterwards and check again. That way you'll have a better idea if it is a bigger issue you're experiencing than just the bypass introduction. Are you noticing any unusual notifications in Event Viewer, both before and after the temp profile is created? If I were you, I'd also run a registry cleaner (CCleaner or the like). And since you already performed System File Checker, I'd go ahead and run a Check Disk [chkdsk /f]. You could also once again look at the Profile List in the registry and eliminate redundant entries. If none of these things work, perhaps create a new user profile. Sometimes by doing so, and after logging into it, then logging off it, then waiting a minute or so, when you re-log back into your original profile, the temp profile issue will clear itself. Or as a last resort, just carry your user data over to the new profile and use it instead. Any one of these things may do the trick. I'm yet to be convinced the Bypass is actually causing this issue, for the same reason I stated initially. But maybe after doing these things, you'll have a clearer idea.
It's added to the official tutorial, which is linked at the OP: ps, here you reported that you installed the bypass and the full update. That's why you got the message about it already being installed. And if the full update has been installed, you don't need nor are advised to install the lite version after it.
Why don't you just install the bypass and next reboot, and see what happens, that would make it a little bit more clear. Nobody else reported this behavior after running any of the bypass versions released, nor did this ever happen during all the beta tests by the team. The log should be simply opened by notepad, no need for elevated rights. Your install is f**ked up, dism /online /get-packages didn't run and these errors found and repaired
Hi, is it right that the Security only is inside the Rollup, so that i only need to install the Rollup? Thanks
You can uninstall Bypass with remover.bat: it is no more necessary; before March MS Patch Day you should install kb4537829 in order to be able to install the next patches. At least, I understood and I am doing so. Bye
Yes. "Cumulative Monthly Rollup" (KB4537820) includes "Security Only Quality Update" (KB4537813) AND "Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 11" (KB4537767). If you previously received updates automatically through Windows Update, you only need to install the rollup.
I think I asked this before, but is there a place where I can get a full list of updates I must install if I were to set up a new Windows 7 Enterprise installation? Something like, the first 4 updates for the patch, the february patch and apparently a KB4537829 patch before installing March patches?
I tried both versions several times after a system restore each time to before either one was ever installed to make sure no traces existed. Same result. Profile wiped out.
The CBS log file says System, Dell, Administrators/Dell all require "special permissions" Don't know how to fix this. **Never mind, see below.**
Just ran it again and it ran and completed successfully. It is located in the Packages folder and not the CBS file. It is more than 6000 characters. I attached it. If you just want to see the ones for 2020 here they are: Code: Package_for_KB4532945~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.1.1.1 | Installed | Update | 1/15/2020 12:21 PM Package_for_KB4536952~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.1.1.3 | Installed | Security Update | 1/15/2020 9:22 PM Package_for_RollupFix~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~7601.24544.1.9 | Installed | Security Update | 1/15/2020 9:09 PM First one is .Net update Second one is SSU Third one ??? I think it is KB4534310 (shows up under installed updates in Windows Update)