@abbodi1406 I found the Windows7-Legacy files are updated. WHD lists Changelog updated. But the updates lists I downloaded from WHDownloader are still the old ones.
It actually had https://forums.mydigitallife.net/goto/post?id=917685#post-917685 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/goto/post?id=808645#post-808645
Thanks for the links, I didn't notice that there are Enterprise N edition released. But after All searching, I can't find these images' download links: Code: File Name: en_windows_8_1_enterprise_n_x86_dvd_2791297.iso SHA1: A2F8F2E112DB9A59B55E2B6C263C40BECBA2DF01 File Name: en_windows_8_1_enterprise_n_x64_dvd_2791038.iso SHA1: 696E2F16C9AAD0C7360F0CA6325A18EDF7C30168 File Name: en_windows_8_1_pro_n_vl_x86_dvd_2791509.iso SHA1: EFFD33BBEEC46C486A52ABDB988186045F568DA4 I think maybe I need someone who has the MVS account that can download it. @Enthousiast
Yes. MSMG_ToolKit does not have your last VCRuntime and NetFX48. Installing NET48 from WHDownloader (Additional\NET48) does not work in WHD-W7UI, + does not install the extreme ESU "NDP48-KB5028958-x**.exe" atop ".Net Framework 4.8" (integrated by another tool) ...integrating all the latest updates into Win7 becomes like a quest using many tools and strictly following the sequence. Question-desire: is it possible in WHD-W7UI to make updates from Additional\_NotAllowedOffline automatically installed at the first login? (or better: a folder from which any updates, registry tweaks, etc.). Auditing and SetupComplete.cmd are useful tools... but when everything is inside (install.wim) it's "more interesting".
@abbodi1406 I have a question about the Windows 8.1 x86 update with WHD-W81UI v7.3. Because there's no ESU update for Windows 8.1 x86. Should I use the BypassESU-Blue-v1 before I use WHD-W81UI v7.3 to install KB5028228 or not?
Those are three different things - i'm not contributor with MSMG Toolkit - regarding WHD-W7UI and NET 48 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/goto/post?id=1796357#post-1796357 - WHD-W7UI already handle those updates and add them to install.wim, except KB3046269
I'm talking about this: + Updated the Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Pack (Windows 7/Windows 8.1/Windows 10/Windows 11) with VC++ 2022 (14.36.32532) Runtime (Thanks to MDL Member : abbodi1406) + Updated the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 Pack (Windows 7/Server 2008 R2) with .NET 4.8 KB5022509 (4.8.4614.10) Runtime (Thanks to MDL Member : abbodi1406). ...finish? Or should we expect the latest updates from you?
Dear Prof. @abbodi1406 I have a clean Windows 8.1 Update3 x64 system, and I used WHDownloader with your updatelist Windows8.1-Update3-x64 of 8/8/2023 to update my system via your script installer WHD-W81UI v7.2, I have a few notes and questions please: 1) Why are there two SSU files in the baseline folder? I see no use of Windows8.1-KB3021910-x64.msu which dates back to 2015, am I missing something? 2) In the Do.Not.Integrate-Info.txt it is written that these updates can not be integrated automatically, but when I check "Installed Updates" those 4 updates are actually automatically installed by your script. 3) Windows 8.1_Update3_x64_iso contains 34 pre-installed updates, which as you know some of them are superseded by newer updates, when I select resetbase in your script I still get those 34 updates, none of them is removed from the "Installed Updates". Furthermore, I see no output messages related to resetbasing when running your script. 4) Why is with each run of your script installer the latest SSU (Windows8.1-KB5027574-x64.msu) get detected and installed? I know it get installed with the first run, but why to install it again, is it some bug with the script installer? 5) I know that ESU updates need special care to install them (e.g. ESUs Standalone installer, ESU eligibility suppressor or bypass), but isn't possible to make WHD-W81UI capable of automatically handling ESU updates? I think WHD-W7UI already can do this for Windows7 ESU updates. 6) After installing ESU updates using Windows 8.1 ESUs Standalone installer, I run your script installer (WHD-W81UI) to see if there are any updates left; surprisingly, I still get those already-installed ESU updates detected (e.g KB5029312, KB5022525, KB5027141, KB5028970). But this time WHD-W81UI successfully re-install them without popping up an error message (which prior to using ESUs Standalone installer is popping up). Kindest regards