Yes, but it's only available to Enterprise and Professional customers with volume licensing that have to pay a fee to MS, to keep on getting updates up to 2023. Unfortunately for other editons of Windows 7, the EOS date still stands.
It's abit strange because windows 7 embedded POS is getting updates until october 2021 anyway so why not push those updates out to everyone instead? I suspect when push comes to shove if windows 7 still has over a third of all desktop marketshare come the end of 2019 M$ will end up changing it's update policy for all editions once again,they have done it multiple times now with windows 10.
Hi, after installing updates I normally do a "Cleanup Windows Update" with cleanmgr.exe , anyone knows how can I perform the same task from the command line, withou the GUI?
Not possible in Windows 7 you could automate GUI task via sageset/sagerun e.g. Code: reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\VolumeCaches\Update Cleanup" /f /v StateFlags0016 /t REG_DWORD /d 2 cleanmgr /sagerun:16
Hi, abbodi1406, thanks a lot for your answer!! I'll try this to see how it works. And it works great! Thanks again!