Windows 7 Hotfix repository

The problem only occures for offline installations.

 

If we integrate this hotfix to ISO?
If so, I would see the next integration

 

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repo and changlogs updated
new KUC will be released tomorrow

 

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@Pointzero: Double checked everthing. Here the complete list.
Windows 7 x64
10.08.2012

Added:

KB2607863 (Additional/RSAT)
KB2616142
KB2721259

Removed:
KB2462585-v2 (Additional/RSAT)
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Windows 7 x86:
Added:

KB2607863 (Additional/RSAT)
KB2616142
KB2721259

 

KB2462585-v2 should be left in. KB2462137-v2 is the one to remove. (Might also want to note that KB2721259 is -v2.) Other than that, all looks good!

 

Now it's correct.I just interchanged the figures... Time to go to bed.

 

oops ... I think the Cesidian x86 folder has the x64 version of kb2616242

 

For the current updates in McRip's repository, to satisfy WU you wil need the following updates to add to an offline image (I've never used the method to install them on a live system):

For x64 - KB2547666, KB2644615, KB2676562 and KB2709715.

For x86 - KB2547666, KB2644615, KB2676562 and KB2567680.


@McRip How about re-adding the Satisfy WU folder in the additional folder? I think it would be very useful for a lot of people.

 

komm, about it

I did not understand why it is removed

Thanks

 

If one of those updates is added to the boot.wim (image 2) the setup asks for a DVD/CD driver if you install win7 from a DVD.
I removed them from the DVD folder which contains files for the boot.wim images.

 

Ah ok, it's just for the boot.wim (not for install.wim)

Thanks

 

2462585 is still current
2462137 is superseded by 2607863 and 2462585.

ups pointzero has allready posted.

 

Also KB2656356 has to be removed:

11.08.2012

Removed:
KB2610379-v2
KB2656356
KB2698707

 

I would say NO.

It is absolutely useless to satisfy Windows Update and then to have older file versions on the computer. Just hide those updates from Windows Update.
And I would never integrate such updates into my offline image. That's a total nonsense. Thankfully Windows 8 acts correctly now. I does not show up an update anymore if u install it in LDR/QFE mode. A real progress.
That also means, windows Update is not working properly to me.

 

2698707 still up to date

 

The KB2610379-v2 and KB2698707 is replaced by which hotfix?

Thanks

EDIT: KB2698707 in not superseded, ok

 

Ok. Let me put it like this.

1. Your way - you don't have them in the additional folder. User Rick is a beginner, finds out about your repository from Win Toolkit, integrates everything to an offline image, except those WU satisfying updates, is happy to install the resulted image to a live system, but finds out when scanning WU that some updates are needed. What do you think he'll do? Search this 600+ pages thread to see if they're needed or just install them and thus having old versions of some files on the hdd?

2. My way - beginner user Rick integrates also those updates via Win Toolkit (DISM), that sorts them alphabetically, so NO older & unneeded versions is kept on the resulted image. User Rick then installs windows and everything is ok, also with WU.

I won't argue with you, as I've seen before it's useless, once you've set your mind on something it's like that, flexible isn't something I can say about you. So this post is redundant, as the needed effect - to make you see why those updates are needed, I think just can't happen. Let's just hope I'm wrong about this...

 

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