[14 janvier 2020] Update list GDR pour Windows 7 SP1 x86/x64 (Fr-En-De-Es-It)

[mooms]

Chez moi je l'ai masquée, et WU me propose des MAJ cumulatives de plus en plus anciennes...

 

[pennsylvaniaron]

here is my latest experience with ricktendo's nfw 4.7.

If I integrate nfw 4.7 via the silent then kb3125574 hangs up and does not get installed, have to end WTK.

If I put kb4019990 as 2-kb4019990 and have it integrate right before kb3125574 then kb3125574 gets integrated but my IE11 integration fails.

if I put kb4019990 in the silent ahead of nfw 4.7 then everything works...

making an iso now to test on vm.

regards...

[Thiersee]

3 hours ago, mooms said:

Chez moi je l'ai masquée, et WU me propose des MAJ cumulatives de plus en plus anciennes...

 

I can't confirm, I get only KB3008923.

[Thiersee]

4 hours ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

....

1) If I integrate nfw 4.7 via the silent then kb3125574 hangs up and does not get installed, have to end WTK.

2) If I put kb4019990 as 2-kb4019990 and have it integrate right before kb3125574 then kb3125574 gets integrated but my IE11 integration fails.

3) if I put kb4019990 in the silent ahead of nfw 4.7 then everything works...

...

1) What is the difference in comparison to 3)?

2) This is not correct (my opinion), should be as 4-KB4019990, it means after KB3125574!

3) This is the only logical sequence.

Regards

[pennsylvaniaron]

3 hours ago, Thiersee said:

1) What is the difference in comparison to 3)?

2) This is not correct (my opinion), should be as 4-KB4019990, it means after KB3125574!

3) This is the only logical sequence.

Regards

1) the difference to #3 is that I did not use kb4019990 at all in my first attempt. Sorry I forgot to mention that.

2) since kb3125574 hangs without kb4019990 being integrated anywhere, then making it 4-kb4019990 and integrating after kb3125574 should not correct kb3125574 from hanging, in my opinion.

3) yes I agree, since that worked for me.

btw, the iso was created successfully and nfw 4.7 is listed in programs and features. its size is 1 gb. In WU I have 5 updates to be installed. strangely WU has kb2603229 and kb3046269 listed even though they were listed in my silents. The other 3 updates are 3 that are expected, 30008923 and mrt, defender. I just installed them and all 5 got installed successfully so they were all needed. I just did another check and now WU wants kb3177467 installed. What happened is those 3 updates did not get installed from silent, when placing kb4019990 after them and before kb2685811, kb2685813. to repeat my silent list was in this sequence:

2603229, 3177467, 3046269, 4019990, 2685811, 2685813.

I am wondering what the sequence will be when the may monthly quality file comes out tomorrow if using nfw 4.7. will we be integrating kb4019990 in the new UL's? if so will its place with the other updates matter or should it go in the silents and then where in the silents?

regards

Edited May 8, 2017 by pennsylvaniaron
3 from silents

[Thiersee]

As I said already: sorry, but I really don't understand, what you are doing !

I just finished an integration and installation (VM) with your data, KB4019990 as last file in WTK, just before IE will be integrated, all your silent-installs under "Silent Install + SFX":

no issues, no hangs, NOTHING! KB4019990 is installed (D3DCompiler_47.dll under C:\Windows\System32), the programs too.

Preset.ini is

Spoiler

*AIO|v1.5.4.10|2017-05-08_14-09-PM
#Silent Installs
KB3177467::N/A (Not Needed);NO;9,10 MB;E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\5-Windows6.1-KB3177467-x64.msu;Always Installed
KB2685811::N/A (Not Needed);NO;791,24 KB;E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\IE11\a_Windows6.1-KB2685811-x64.msu;Always Installed
KB2685813::N/A (Not Needed);NO;1,11 MB;E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\IE11\b_Windows6.1-KB2685813-x64.msu;Always Installed
KB3046269::N/A (Not Needed);NO;202,33 KB;E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\IE11\e_Windows6.1-KB3046269-x64.msu;Always Installed
KB2603229::N/A (Not Needed);NO;193,42 KB;E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\IE11\f_Windows6.1-KB2603229-x64.msu;Always Installed
AcrobatReaderDC_Folder_v2017.009.20044_en-US::;NO;114,79 MB;E:\ServicePacks-Install\Win_7\Windows_7_Toolkit\Ron\AcrobatReaderDC_Folder_v2017.009.20044_en-US.exe;Always Installed
SFX_Flash_ActiveX_25.0.0.148::;NO;18,70 MB;E:\ServicePacks-Install\Win_7\Windows_7_Toolkit\Ron\SFX_Flash_ActiveX_25.0.0.148.exe;Always Installed
ccsetup529::/S;NO;8,96 MB;E:\ServicePacks-Install\Win_7\Windows_7_Toolkit\Ron\ccsetup529.exe;Always Installed
mbam-setup-2.2.1.1043::/silent;NO;21,79 MB;E:\ServicePacks-Install\Win_7\Windows_7_Toolkit\Ron\mbam-setup-2.2.1.1043.exe;Always Installed
dotNetFx47_Full_x86_x64_Slim::/y;NO;45,75 MB;E:\ServicePacks-Install\Win_7\Windows_7_Toolkit\Ron\dotNetFx47_Full_x86_x64_Slim.exe;Always Installed
Telemetry::-ai;NO;55,33 KB;E:\ServicePacks-Install\Win_7\WindowsUpdateDownloader\Hide_W10_KBs_Silent_SFX_maker_110416\Telemetry.exe;Always Installed
#Tweaks
Disable Language Bar
Show 'Computer' on Desktop
Show 'Control Panel' on Desktop
Always Show Menu Bars
Control Panel View::Small Icons
Remove Shortcut Suffix
Show All Icons on System Tray
Show File Extensions
Show Hidden Files & Folders
Speed Up Desktop
Open NFO files with notepad
Word Wrap in Notepad
Always Show Menu Bar
Disable First Run Customize
IE Homepage::www.google.com
Set Google as Search Provider
Run::Show
Sort All Programs menu by name::Enable
Disable User Account Control
Disable Automatic Restart on BSOD
Disable Dr Watson
Disable Hibernation
#Updates
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\IE11\IE11-Windows6.1-x64-en-us.exe
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\1-RDP-Windows6.1-KB2574819-v2-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\1-Windows6.1-KB2670838-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\1-Windows6.1-KB3020369-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-RDP-Windows6.1-KB2592687-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-RDP-Windows6.1-KB2813347-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-RDP-Windows6.1-KB2830477-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB971033-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2545698-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2547666-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2667402-v2-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2698365-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2729094-v2-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2732059-v5-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2750841-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2761217-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2773072-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2834140-v2-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2862330-v2-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2894844-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2900986-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2919469-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2970228-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB2984972-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB3004375-v3-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB3006137-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB3059317-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\2-Windows6.1-KB3138612-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\3-Windows6.1-kb3125574-v4-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3150220-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3156016-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3156019-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3159398-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\IE11\4-Windows6.1-KB3161102-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3161949-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3161958-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3170455-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3172605-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3179573-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3181988-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-KB3184143-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-kb4015549-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\4-Windows6.1-kb4014565-x64.msu
E:\WUD_Convenience_Rollup\x64\ADD-Windows6.1-KB3102429-v2-x64.msu
E:\ServicePacks-Install\Win_7\Updates-Mai\.NET-Framework_4.7\Windows6.1-KB4019990-x64.msu
#Options
Compatibility Check
Create Backups
Debug Updates
Enable CMD
Failed Updates to Silent Installers
Integrate 'HDC' Drivers (boot.wim)
Integrate 'SCSIADAPTER' Drivers (boot.wim)
Integrate 'SYSTEM' Drivers (boot.wim)
Move Known Problem Updates to Silent Installers
Prepare Drivers
Prompt Addons
Prompt Drivers
Prompt Gadgets
Prompt Silent
Prompt Themes
Prompt Updates
Prompt Wallpapers
Rebuild Image
Remove Invalid Drivers
Retry Updates
RunOnce Idle Timeout::1440
Show Duplicates

 

after the last reboot WU requests (pictures):

 

[Pink_Freud]

7 hours ago, Thiersee said:

I can't confirm, I get only KB3008923.

If you hide 3008923, 3003057 will be offered... hide that one and 2987107 will be offered.

[mooms]

It just an incomplete job in expiring old superseded update, in order to further reduce Windows Update scanning load

they expired most of IE11 cumulative updates (around 14 updates)
however, the supersedence chain for KB3008923 is now broken, the update that supersede it is expired
therefore and by metadata rules, KB3008923 is not superseded now

they did this exact same incomplete job for Windows 8.1 just before 2 or 3 months
the mistake did not last long, and they fixed it and competed the “expring” job within a month

 

bottom line, just ignore KB3008923 for now until they fix the issue and expire it
even if it get installed by WU, it have no affect at all on IE or system, because it’s completely superseded and won’t be active

https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/december-2014-ie-patch-kb-3008923-is-back/#post-113014

[pennsylvaniaron]

with thiersee's help the correct placement of kb4019990 should be the last msu on the integration list (convenience) right before IE11. It should be renamed 4-windows6.1-KB4019990-x64.msu

regards...

[Thiersee]

24 minutes ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

... the correct placement of kb4019990 should be the last msu on the integration list (convenience) right before IE11. It should be renamed 4-windows6.1-KB4019990-x64.msu

...

You don't need to rename it , you can import it manually and move it at the end of the list in WTK.

I think @rhahgleuhargh will not put this KB in his UL, because it belongs to NET-FW (4.7, optional) and not to Windows.

[rhahgleuhargh]

9 hours ago, Thiersee said:

You don't need to rename it , you can import it manually and move it at the end of the list in WTK.

I think @rhahgleuhargh will not put this KB in his UL, because it belongs to NET-FW (4.7, optional) and not to Windows.

Exactly ! And if I understand good, this KB is useless when you use a repack (ie. icare's file).

Edited May 9, 2017 by rhahgleuhargh

[Thiersee]

2 hours ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

.... And if I understand good, this KB is useless when you use a repack (ie. icare's file).

You didn't, sorry!

It's useless for the installation of NET-FW 4.7, but NOT for the installation of those programs (I read about PDF-Creator, for example) not having the library in their install-folder and looking for that under "%windir%\System32" (KB4019990 writes there the library).

[rhahgleuhargh]

8 hours ago, Thiersee said:

You didn't, sorry!

It's useless for the installation of NET-FW 4.7, but NOT for the installation of those programs (I read about PDF-Creator, for example) not having the library in their install-folder and looking for that under "%windir%\System32" (KB4019990 writes there the library).

OK ! Sorry all my real machines were upgraded to Windows 10, so I can't test 7 with other programs !

[X-Force]

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 :-)

[rhahgleuhargh]

@X-Force

Same result here in x64. Strange that an old update is back.... I didn't check it for my WU round, but it is asked after reboot. I'll test an integration without it to be sure.

Some other KBs might have been superseeded, I'll have a look on the list.

Edited May 9, 2017 by rhahgleuhargh

[Thiersee]

Hi @rhahgleuhargh & @X-Force

just updated a VM x64 installed with the UL from april:

1st step: updated without KB3008923 and restarted, WU asks again for it.

2nd step: installed KB3008923 w/o issues, deep-clean it has not been "cleaned" (superseded).

To show, how carefully MS prepared the patch-day:

a little bit OT: NET-FW 4.7 already installed, but in the MS-info for KB4019112 no info about 4.7, only 4.6.2!

Of course my mistake, KB4019112 refers to FW 3.5.1, sorry.

Totally OT, but....

WU requested and installed KB3191843 (MS-Office 2010), calling the download manually says is for Office 2007...

It means, I'll wait some days, before I update my working-systems here, especially my 3 system in Italy!

Edit:

today KB3008923 is not requested by WU anymore (it should be now only for IE10 & IE7..... - info from Microsoft Update Catalog)

KB3003057 is requested instead (same year ) and this had replaced 2987107....

Edited May 11, 2017 by Thiersee

[rhahgleuhargh]

@Thiersee

I just made a test with new UL, and IE 11 KB2987107 is asked in my case !

Hiding these updates makes older ones asked by WU, so it's better to only ignore them as recommended by abbodi1406.

Changelog for this month :

Security Monthly Quality Rollup : KB4019264 remplace KB4015549 (common), KB3092601 et KB3138901 (classic)

DNF3.5.1 : KB4014504 remplace KB4014565, KB3135983 et KB3142024

Edited May 11, 2017 by rhahgleuhargh

[Thiersee]

5 minutes ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

I just made a test with new UL, and IE 11 KB2987107 is asked in my case !

Hiding these updates makes older ones asked by WU, so it's better to only ignore them as recommended by abbodi1406.

.....

Until yesterday KB3008923 has been requested by WU; this morning has WU changed "his opinion" and requested KB3003057; this evening again a change, requested was KB2987107.

What are you doing, Microsoft ?

[rhahgleuhargh]

Just now, Thiersee said:

What are you doing, Microsoft ?

Hello Houston we have a problem !

[Thiersee]

Just discovered something interesting:

on my wife's laptop (original install from HP, laptop is 6 month old, only updated) this "IE-Update" has never been requested !

[pennsylvaniaron]

FYI,

On my home computer kb2987107 just requested, and successfully installed.

regards...

[rhahgleuhargh]

On 09/05/2017 at 10:09 AM, Thiersee said:

You didn't, sorry!

It's useless for the installation of NET-FW 4.7, but NOT for the installation of those programs (I read about PDF-Creator, for example) not having the library in their install-folder and looking for that under "%windir%\System32" (KB4019990 writes there the library).

I confirm KB4019990 is useless with icare's repack file.

[Thiersee]

8 minutes ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

I confirm KB4019990 is useless with icare's repack file.

But not with other repacks, f.e. Ricktendo's , and possibly other not containing KB4019990.

[Thiersee]

15 hours ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

DNF3.5.1 : KB4014579 remplace KB4014565, KB3135983 et KB3142024

@rhahgleuhargh

Just a question:

why KB4014579 instead of KB4014504 (see: post #9996 from Mr.X on MDL)?

KB4019112 has been requested.

Edited May 11, 2017 by Thiersee

[rhahgleuhargh]

3 hours ago, Thiersee said:

@rhahgleuhargh

Just a question:

why KB4014579 instead of KB4014504 (see: post #9996 from Mr.X on MDL)?

KB4019112 has been requested.

It's a Copy/paste error from my work file ! I needed the complete update KB4019112 to obtain the specific 3.5.1 one. So the good file in the UL is KB4014504. But I initially  copied the security only name from download center...

Previous post edited.

Edited May 11, 2017 by rhahgleuhargh