Windows 7 Hotfix repository

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by SoLoR, May 22, 2010.

  1. abbodi1406

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    execute the msp file

    .NET 4 ESU Bypass must be installed
     
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  3. void0fDarkness

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    Hello, my name is Mark. I just found this Forum after installaing WHDownloader.

    I need "Hotfix KB981214" wich is a fix for the "high CPU Bug" when connecting USB Audio Interface to USB 2.0 Port. I dont know what to do, can someone please help me? Is there still a chance to get that hotfix somehow, Windows 7 32Bit?
     
  4. abbodi1406

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    you need it for Windows 7 RTM? because that hotfix is replaced by Service Pack 1
     
  5. asdddsa101

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    Does x64 still require KB5066141 - 2025-10 .NET Rollup (4.8.4798.4)?
     
  6. abbodi1406

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    No

    KB5066141 = KB5065750 + updated System.dll
    now KB5087068 include newer System.dll
     
  7. Apoly

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    #11310 Apoly, May 22, 2026
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    The problem is that .NET 3.5 are considered OS updates (regular .msu files)
    NET 4.8 are .msp/exe files and can be modded

    Backporting NET 3.5 using manual file replacement is possible however that is not an ideal solution.
    gacutil could be used to install the files into GAC but still...
     
  8. abbodi1406

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    It's not worth it to break OS integrity, or mess with CBS packages

    yes, all is good
     
  9. Johncama28292

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    Yea, that's what I was thinking, But you likely need an specific installer for doing his job on installing the update files rather than replacing the files.


    Got it, But I have tested some applications built on .NET Framework 4.0 to 4.7.2 and they're working just fine, But I wonder what it breaks on OS integrity system? And also don't worry it's just an testing VM, not an production system.
     
  10. abbodi1406

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    .NET 3.5 = OS Component = protected files

    if you don't intend to install further updates, or run SFC /ScanNow, then it does not matter if you overwrite the files manually
     
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    #11314 Johncama28292, May 22, 2026
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    Wait, How .NET Framework 4.8 April/May 2026 patches can affect .NET Framework 3.5? I'm really sorry if that's an stupid question, But I'm just confused. Isn't .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8 Platform runtimes and updates are supposed to be separated?

    Edit: I wonder did we mess up with wrong replies or something? :p
     
  12. abbodi1406

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    Just install .NET 4.8 updates and move on :)
     
  13. Bersaglio

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    By the way, .NET Framework 3.5 doesn't exit in Windows 7. Correct system component is called .NET Framework 3.5SP1 (3.5.1). .NET 3.5.1 has absolutely no relation with .NET 4.8 but as it is a system component should have a standalone updater in .MSU system package format. Latest .NET 3.5.1 cumulative update compatible with Windows 7 SP1 x64 is windows6.1-kb5066150-x64_9dae42ce4bcab5b66919389100aa69ebdd179ca3.MSU
     
  14. Apoly

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