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I can't confirm this issue: DeepCleaning tokes a short time (I did it last month too) and only the monthly-rollup from february was found.

Just installed W7 HP x86 in VirtualBox (updated ISO with KB4088875): no installing-issues or BSOD, but WU requested 4 old patches, the same I got after installing the March-Preview.

I'll test it today; on my work-PC no issues.

Yes, it is, have a look here (last post).

Not at the moment, sorry! May be I try with the actual UL in the next days.

You answer to a post 9 years old! The link is not damaged, the site doesn't exist anymore!

You can follow the instructions in my post from Dec 29th or from here.

It seems yes .

I suggest you to be very fast and download today, the links expire tomorrow at 08:00 AM! I f you need Win7 Professional you can delete the file ei.cfg, then you have the choice for all the versions: 1) in WinToolkit there is an option to delete it or 2) if you install with an USB-Flash-drive you can go into <your drive>\sources" and delete the ei.cfg or 3) you can use the ei.cfg_removal_utility directly on the ISO.

Professional is no more available since 22/12/2017! For that reason I wrote "Ultimate". Which language do you need? I tried x64 English, German and Italian an they work. If you choose "Windows (Final)", "Windows 7 SP1 (Build 7601)", "Windows Ultimate SP1", Your Language & the arch (x64 or x86) click on "Download": you should be asked where to save in or the download starts automatically.

If you are in a hurry and need W7 quickly, can you try here: some files are still available until 28 of january (W7 SP1 Ultimate, (m)any languages). @Jan Krohn Sorry for giving a competitor's link !

Either I do not remember well or I had the first release of KB4056894 in the integration (the KB has been released three times!). Anyway, the test was now positive (no issues or requests from WU).

KB2952664 is a prerequisite for the installation of KB3150513, have a look here, so if KB2952664 has been masked out... @icare If I remember well, I had requests (Older patches) from WU if KB4040980 has not been installed; anyway I'll do a new test without this KB. BTW: what is MU? Is the same as WU?

Hi Jan, sorry, but which sub-forum would you propose for the update-lists? This matter exists since 2014 as @rhahgleuhargh continued the work of @mooms if I remember well and it was from the beginning in French and English. Sometimes I got an admonishment, because I answered in Italian and English to an Italian User and appended the translation in English: I was told the admitted language is French, but English is permitted too, if the user does not speak French.

Curious: just MSE installs this reg-key.... I was monitoring the registry during install of at least 10 VMs and exactly after MSE-Installation was finished, this key appeared in the registry.

@pennsylvaniaron My older AMD-CPU is a Turion X2 64bit (2007! ): with this CPU I must use dec-UL (without KB4056894), otherwise windows does not start anymore! With the next older CPU (AM3 Phenom II, all 4 cores enabled) no problem. With FM2/FM2+ no problems too. About the reg-patch: it is related to the antivirus you are using; if you use MicrosoftSecurityEssential this reg-key is present in the registry after installing MSE.

@pennsylvaniaron Hi Ron, which patch do you mean now? This is a good idea ! BTW, I tested the add-on from abbodi1406 for NET-FW 4.7.1 https://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/11127-microsoft-net-framework-471-for-windows-7/ it works very well!

Which shortcut? And what is the purpose of the 2nd batch?

The Java-Maker works with 9.0.4 too; I didn't install it.

@mooms Java 9.0.4 released! You get the x64-version directly here after accepting the license agreement; to get the x86-version don't close the browser or leave the site; copy the x64-URL instead, put it into the address line and modify x64 in x86 in the URL. BTW: Happy New Year!

I hope so; I had NO chance to install Windows on my old laptop with KB4056894 integrated, neither with nor without MS-fix (SFX-Installers). I don't use this one, because is only in French and I need German & Italian.

There is a fix from MS for the problem on older AMD-CPU not starting Windows. But how can I install the fix, if Windows does not start? KB4073578 The only way I see in WTK ist to put it under "Silent Installers", anyway after KB4056894, or not? BTW: I installed yesterday Win7 HP x86 on my very old Laptop (Turion 64 X2): the REG-Key is present in the registry, but WU does NOT ask for KB4056894!

I did not upgrade, it was a fresh install! But at the moment I'm searching for another issue...

@rhahgleuhargh I'm back with my results: installed: HomePremium x86 DE (VirtualBox) Professional x64 DE (Test-HW with NVMe), x64 IT (VirtualBox) Working OS is Win7 Prof, HW is AMD A10-7850K (FM2+) on a G1.Sniper A88X with 32GB RAM. Using WTK 160.1 I made for all a fresh ISO with the UL 12.12 and ConvenienceRollup-set, added KB4056894 & KB4054998, deleted KB4054518 (corresponds to UL 09.01); then I made an install-ISO with OS and WPI (for my installers); WPI hides first some patches (telemetry.exe) then installs TeamViewer and MSE; the other installers are not important! Just after MSE has been installed and WPI continues with the other programs, I open the registry and have a look for the reg-key Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\QualityCompat] "cadca5fe-87d3-4b96-b7fb-a231484277cc"=dword:00000000 the key is already present (but not before MSE is installed)! After WPI has finished his job and reboots I search for updates: no updates requested, NOTHING (unlike what I wrote in my post on last wednesday and you yesterday ), only MRT, definitions for MSE (if available) and eventually NET-FW updates! A deep clean uninstalls, as usual, KB2534111. If I install with the UL 12.12 and the previous version of the NET-FW-Repack, WU asks for KB4056894 and KB4055532 (KB4055002 & KB4054998). Curious note: after this install (UL 12.12) IE under "Windows Start/Programs" was orange/yellow like for a new installed program. Do you think MS has already corrected WU ?

You mean "manual uninstall"? Because with deep cleaning it will not be uninstalled. After a fresh install, including MSE, the reg-key is already present in the registry....