@abbodi1406 is there a list of post-SP1 dynamic updates for the Windows 7 installation media, similarly to 8.1 and 10? I've seen it mentioned in the various components of System Image Manager but couldn't find anything.
I'm not sure i ever seen or used them updating boot.wim 2 then copy files from sources is more reliable
Thanks for the answer I have another question Is it possible to integrate .net framework 4.8 into windows7 wim ? I know it is possible for windows 10
No, the only way I know to integrate .net 4.8 is to reverse integrate it into a Win7 image in audit mode. But there are other methods of integrating .net 4.8 into a Windows 7 .wim. Which you might find on this site.
Simplix offers the option to integrate dotnetfx48, vcredist and directx9c WA addons, made by @abbodi1406
WinToolkit also offers the option to integrate dotnetfx48, vcredist and directx9c WA addons, made by @abbodi1406 Setup complete will also integrate NET 4.8, DX9.0c, VC++, MRT and non integrated updates.
Is Patchday early this month? I get new packages offered, and they did even release a new wsusscn2.cab (signed 2019-10-03)?
Hi Do we still need to install one of Monthly rollups released between April 10, 2018 (KB4093118) and March 12, 2019 (KB4489878) before installing KB4519976 on freshly installed windows 7? It was necessary until KB4507449 as mentioned on Monthly rollups KB articles but not mentioned from then in any newer Monthly rollups KB articles. Thanks (I can't use Windows Update and just download and install from Microsoft Update Catalog)
Thanks Sorry i know it's a dumb question: if i install KB4099950 there is no need to install one of Monthly rollups released between April 10, 2018 (KB4093118) and March 12, 2019 (KB4489878)? and in Microsoft Update Catalog KB4099950 comes with "pciclearstalecache_1c9....exe" i should run "pciclearstalecache_1c9....exe" before or after installing KB4099950? or just installing KB4099950.msu is enough?
No, no need for older rollups and no need for external exe, KB4099950.msu itself contain and run PCIClearStaleCache.exe