Looks like this update package is not able to install KB4580345 on a Windows 7 Ultimate with ESU patch installed. When trying to install KB4580345 via Windows Update or manually, I keep getting the error 8024200D. The UpdatePack installs KB4580345 up to a progress of 66%, then the progress indicator jumps to 100%, and it gives error 0x800F081F.
The updatepack is meant to not use WU anymore, i know @simplix implemented the Bypass by @abbodi1406 but it will give errors, so best to install the official ESU Bypass v9 and all will install fine by WU, OR use the latest updatepack + .netfx48 WA on the live install and all will be fine too.
Thank you very much for this clarification. I got the advice to use the Simplix UpdatePack because I was having problems with @abbodi's ESU Patch v9 (The KB4580345 is giving error 8024200D while trying to install with WU after the ESU patch has been applied - all other updates install fine).
With the original bypass v9 all installed fine after WU failed before on a simplixed (jan. 17. 2020) install.
On a fresh W7 SP1 system,is it better to only do the Jan 17 2020 Simplix (20.1.17) and then run original Bypass ESU v9 AIO? I mean instead of doing the latest Simplix 20.10.15 Gno
NO, just use the latest updatepack and if you want WU to work without errors you always can install ESU Bypass v9.
you need a msdn iso LTSB 2016 and a win7 pro version, that's it. you have to read the readme script ? This script like Only MSDN Version, from LTSB 2016 and Windows 7
No problems here, running the scripts on my 19042.572 main install, no exclusions set for the (temp) folders and only using defender with the latest definitions: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...l-wim-esd-creation.79421/page-46#post-1624405
After doing a clean install of Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit, I deployed Simplix Update Pack 20.1.17 so I could get it up to date only to January 2020. It was renamed so Internet Explorer 11.0.170 could be installed, and its folder contained the 3 plug-ins shown in the image. The integration process completed and Windows 7 updated to January 2020. Internet Explorer 11.0.170 installed, but .NET Framework 4.8 and Visual C Redistributable did not install. I manually installed only .NET Framework 4.8. I then installed the 2 pre-requisite updates needed to deploy BypassESU 9 and make use of Windows Update. Windows Update then detected and installed the October 2020 updates for Windows 7 and for .NET Framework 4.8. Does anyone know why the January 14, 2020 plug-in for .NET Framework 4.8 and the October 15, 2019 plug-in for Visual C Redistributable did not install? Do the currently dated plug-ins need to be used? It's not a big deal, but I would still like to know why.
As expected when using the Jan. 2020 updatepack. I have no clue why you are using the old non ESU updatepack and specifically combined with the use of the latest WA's which are for use with the latest updatepack. Why not just directly use the latest updatepack with the latest WA addons as it is intended?
I used version 20.1.17 because I'm testing Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit from its January 2020 EOL date. When I do a normal clean install of Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit, I use version 20.10.15 with the current dated plug-ins.
Then pre-integrate the updatepack offline (with the WA's from that time, if you still have them), install the OS, install the ESU Bypass v9 prerequisite updates and next the ESU Bypass v9 and WU will take care of all. Or with the updatepack intended usage: run the latest updatepack with the latest desired WA files next to it (either rename the pack as described at the OP or use the commandline with the switches).
Updated the OP of this thread with UpdatePack 20.10.15: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...egrate-hotfixes-into-win7-distribution.45005/ Updated the OP of the MDL SiMPLiX AiO ISO Creation Tool thread with: SiMPLiX_AiO_ISO_Full_Tool_2_3_20.10.15 Post #2 with: SiMPLiX_AiO_ISO_Bare_Tool_2_3_20.10.15 SiMPLiX_AiO_ISO_Tool_Addons_20.10.15 SiMPLiX_AiO_ISO_Tool_2_3_20.10.15_Scripts Updated post #3 with all new WA addon files, by @abbodi1406