Windows 8.1 Hotfix Repository

I wish they expire some of the old Monthly Rollups to reduce the burden on WU scans

it still has the metadata for all 91 rollups back to KB3185279 (September 2016)

 

It may be a matter of having Flash patched with the latest security updates just in case someone wants/needs to roll back. It is unsupported, but we know it can be done.

 

This is not happening for me on Win10 ( LTSB/LTSC ). Only on Win8.

 

CBS don't like when a component major version is changed, it cannot chain supersedence

Code:

adobe-flash-for-windows_31bf3856ad364e35_6.3.9600.16384
adobe-flash-for-windows_31bf3856ad364e35_7.3.9600.19847
adobe-flash-for-windows_31bf3856ad364e35_8.3.9600.19870

yes, Windows 8.3 has finaly happened

 

Can someone explain the three code entries? I seem to have missed the point. .What major component version is being talked about here?

 

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Some dodgy Microsoft/Adobe employee trying to show that he/she is important!

 

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@abbodi1406

After clean install of w8.1 u3 Ent x64 and march update of UP4O package, KB3064059 reappeared again.

Weird to me, because KB3064059 removed last month.

Is KB3064059 necessary again, to satisfy WU?

 

I actually made a mistake, KB3064059 is not superseded
sorry

 

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Thank you for this brilliant cumulative Windows 8.1 update. It speeds up the installation process from scratch tremendously.
I just have a question: How do you figure out which updates are superseded?

 

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@ceo54
.NET 5 is standalone product, not tied to a Windows version, and it's the same for 7/8.1/10

 

Thanks for the clarification abbodi. Is it also being offered through Windows update for 8.1 ?

 

Only updates as far as I know, not the product itself.
A bit like some of the Visual Studio updates.

 

Understood, so any other way to integrate this into an offline image ?

 

It is a piece of software like any other, not part of Windows. If you do sysprep you can install it in the base image before sealing it.