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KB4025341 replace KB4022719
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Can you renew the link? Do some people have an addon?
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2017-05 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 (KB4019264) --> replaces KB4015549
May, 2017 Security and Quality Rollup for .NET Framework 3.5.1, 4.5.2, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2 on Windows 7 (KB4019112) replace KB4014981
--> KB4014504 replaces KB4014565 for .Net 3.5.1
and finally KB3008923 wellcome :-)
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KB4015549: replaces KB 4012215 and KB3156017 ++ (KB3146706 + KB3149090 + KB3126446) - (Tested x86 - Classic method)
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New Security Quality Monthly Rollup: KB4012215
Deepclean:
KB3146963 - KB3177186 - KB3212646
- rhahgleuhargh and Pink_Freud
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1 hour ago, krafg said:
How can i manage Windows 10 Anniversary Update wims?
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On 21.12.2016 at 11:15 PM, Legolash2o said:
xForce: on the 16th October post it seems like you was trying to integrate 32bit updates into an x64 OS.
Only My OS x64;
Working image x86 + x86 update OR Working image x64 + x64 update
Latest version have same error: Invalid architecture: 'D:\Hotfix32\windows6.1-kb3020369-x86.msu'
some people have too;
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Classic-Installation:
KB3188740 - October 2016 Windows 7 SP1 NET Framework 3.5.1 Security and Quality Package
KB3185330 - October 2016 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7KB3188740 replace KB3142042
KB3185330 replace KB3185278 - KB3076949 - KB3124280 - KB3145739 - KB3175024 - KB3178034 - KB3109094Not tested fresh install
Thank you @Thiersee
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Monthly Rollup
From October 2016 onwards, Windows will release a single Monthly Rollup that addresses both security issues and reliability issues in a single update. The Monthly Rollup will be published to Windows Update (WU), WSUS, SCCM, and the Microsoft Update Catalog. Each month’s rollup will supersede the previous month’s rollup, so there will always be only one update required for your Windows PCs to get current. i.e. a Monthly Rollup in October 2016 will include all updates for October, while November 2016 will include October and November updates, and so on. Devices that have this rollup installed from Windows Update or WSUS will utilize express packages, keeping the monthly download size small.
Over time, Windows will also proactively add patches to the Monthly Rollup that have been released in the past. Our goal is eventually to include all of the patches we have shipped in the past since the last baseline, so that the Monthly Rollup becomes fully cumulative and you need only to install the latest single rollup to be up to date. We encourage you to move to the Monthly Rollup model to improve reliability and quality of updating all versions of Windows.
We are planning to add these previously shipped patches over the next year and will document each addition so IT admins know which KBs have been included each month.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2016/08/15/introducing-the-net-framework-monthly-rollup/
QuoteThe .NET Framework Monthly Rollup is a single install that updates each supported .NET Framework version on a machine to its latest respective update level. Each Monthly Rollup supersedes the last one, so you if you’ve missed the last few months of updates, you only need to install the latest rollup to update to the latest update level. The Monthly rollup will not install a new version of the .NET Framework, only security and reliability updates.
Imagine that you have the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and the .NET Framework 4.5.2 installed on your machine. After installing the .NET Framework Monthly Rollup, both of these .NET Framework versions will be updated to their latest update levels and you will still have the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and the .NET Framework 4.5.2 installed, as opposed to higher versions. Upgrading to a higher version such as .NET Framework 4.6.2 is a separate step that is not accomplished with the monthly rollup.
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4.6.2 replace all 4.6.1+Updates. Tested, windows update not list any dotnet update.
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KB3167679
KB3177725
KB3178034IE11
KB3175443 replace KB3170106 -
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If Microsoft continues like this, it will be confusion.
I think it would be better to make two separate lists.If uninstall KB3138612, WU ask them. I think not replaced.
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KB3139940 superseded - (Only classic list)
KB3042058 superseded x64 only (Only classic list)KB3139923-v2 superseded Classic & Convenience List (Uninstalled & Tested - WU not requested)
KB3153171 superseded Classic & Convenience List (Uninstalled & Tested - WU not requested) -
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Before the rollup KB971033 only x64. Never requested in x86
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I make 3 test last 24 hours. Result = Hara Kiri
WU Ask old Dotnet 3.5.1 Update KB2446710 - KB2478662. Install 2 updates WU says up to date. After deepclean that update uninstalled and WU show again.
That update was superseded a long time ago. KB2972100 or KB2604115 replace this old update. Try to install show this message. "The update is not applicable to your computer"
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Win7 Pro X86 Test result (not roll-up)
KB3162835 replace KB3153731 (Timezone update)
KB3159398
KB3161561 replace KB3156417 & deepclean KB2536275
KB3161664 replace KB3153199
KB3161949 deepclean KB2888049
KB3161958
KB3164033 replace KB3140735
KB3164035 replace KB3156013
IE11
KB3160005 replace KB3154070Windows 10 Spyware Updates
KB2952664 / 08.06.2016 v18 -
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Last 30 years Nobody understand Microsoft .
Now continue old list. New update today;
KB3139923v2 Deepclean: KB3072630 & KB3139923
KB3156417 New (RPC/Schannel) not replace any updateKB3123862 New version (Win10 Telemetry Updates)
Where can I find older versions of this program?
in Win Toolkit
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1.5.3.13
https://mega.nz/#!id4ARYzD!k-xIZWUbh1jDpi65wehP_RKsBIj8HvkhLcRF1ODGeKc