Windows 7 Hotfix repository

Thanks McRip

 

22.05.2012
Added: KB2698707
Removed: KB2660075

Cheers

 

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should KB2679255v2 be included in the folder to satisfy WU?

 

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KB2657025 is in the list

KB2660075 and KB2679255 aren't because if removed they show in WU.

 

I know, but it has to be removed if somebody does not use Hotfixes but WU only. If WU only is used, KB 2633952 is required.
Just a hint.

 

@McRip,

why did you remove KB2660075, it is not obsoleted. KB2698707 updates Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones and Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones.Resources however KB2660075 updates Microsoft-Windows-timedate which are different components. Also note that KB2698707 replaces KB2681116.

 

...not according to Burfadel's latest list.

 

Looks like KB2681116 is replaced by KB2698707

 

No offence to Burfadel however it is just a matter of comparing packages there is no need to consult any list. I am listing the packages provided by both KB268116 and LB2698707 below :

KB2681116
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Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones 6.1.7601.17786
Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones 6.1.7601.21932
Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones.Resources 6.1.7601.17786
Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones.Resources 6.1.7601.21932

KB2698707
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Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones 6.1.7601.17815
Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones 6.1.7601.21967
Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones.Resources 6.1.7601.17815
Microsoft-Windows-International-TimeZones.Resources 6.1.7601.21967


As you can see above KB2698707 replaces KB2681116.

 

It was my fault: I didn't look deeper in it.

23.05.2012
Readded: KB2660075
Removed: KB2681116
Cheers

 

if we do not use WU (normal when using the repo), KB2660075 and KB2679255 are superseded?

 

KB2679255 is superseded however KB2660075 is not.

 

Its unfortunate that will all the update information that is stored in the registry, that they couldn't simply have those updates as not needed when the superseding update is installed.

In terms of the lists, it can be quite easy to miss things. SoLoR had the additional task of trying to keep track of the LDR placeholders, and trying to limit any possible errors in the list. Its an easy thing to miss adding or removing an item!

 

Is there any preview date for Service Pack 2 to be released?

Sorry for the off-tópic.

 

Just a note:
Komm has placed the correct updates to add and removed in his hotfix change logs:
hotfix/x86/x86 change log.txt
hotfix/x64/x64 change log.txt

It may be a good advice to look there, too.

(sorry can't post links)

 

this was the first time i looked inside the new windows-checksur update.
I saw that a lot (not all) manifests of the published updates were included.
especially there should be (but I think nobody has) the following updates
2545936 x64 x86 windows-blb-engine-main 6.1.7601.21718
2641739 x64 x86 windows-partitionmanager 6.1.7601.21855 (superseded)
2682011 x64 x86 windows-advapi32 6.1.7601.21938 (interesting: there is no hotfix, but MS updated the KB pages today)
2466181 x64 x86 windows-ntfs 6.1.7601.21645 (superseded)
2502285 x64 windows-lddmcore 6.1.7601.21653 (superseded)
2468345 x86 windows-storport 6.1.7601.21686 (superseded)
2487292 x86 windows-netcfg 6.1.7601.21628
2487426 x86 windows-winsrv 6.1.7601.21624 (superseded)
2506014 x86 windows.... 6.1.7601.21655

all these updates will be scanned with the new System Update Readiness Tool.

If anyone has one of those, plz. post.

 

@komm
2487292 and 2506014 are already in the repo.
But there is no update for 2545936.

 

Don't see them.
I was thinking something as I wrote x86.