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  1. steven4554
    Some updates will still show up in WU, even if you've integrated them. You can install them or just do what I do, hide them. There will be no Service Pack 2 for Windows 7 as it is now in extended support, and no longer in mainstream support. Though MS should release a update rollup like they do for Windows 8.1, and it should contain at least half of the updates that have been released since SP1. At last count there is approx. over 600 updates, this includes request-only hotfixes released through MS support.
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    That's because most of the updates are superseded or Updates for certain features I don't provide updates for, like Remote Desktop. KB971033 is not in the list as it is a WGA checker, and not everyone wants it. KB976902 has been superseded by KB2533552.
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    Thanks, it's already in the ULZ's cause the direct download links are the same for the previous versions
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    I never experienced that , I get the welcome screen when I first launch IE11 after installing Win7, but after that it no longer appears for me.
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    Not really except as a superseded update, it will take up valuable bed space in your offline image, plus it will make your image bigger in size than it should be.
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    Yes it has been superseded ages ago, MS has forgotten to remove that update from notifying you, just hide it for now.
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    All updates both Security and Non-Security (except for IE11 updates if you're not using IE11) can be installed/ integrated in any order. But be sure to know that some updates are non-integrate and are clearly marked in the lists.
  8. steven4554
    You too, and I hope everyone will have a happy new year too.
  9. steven4554
    KB2976627 is superseded KB2862152 is a Direct Access update is non-applicable in a home user list. KB2973351 will be added in January, unless the update gets superseded! KB2984972 is a RDP update which I do not provide in these lists! KB2993651 is already in the lists, always download and use the latest available ULZ's KB3003743 is a RDP update which I do not provide in these lists! KB3025390 is available in the latest lists! KB2985461 is a RDP update which I do not provide in these lists! KB2533552 is already in the lists, has been since 2011.
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    Thanks, I know the ULZ's are out of date on the website, but you have to understand that JCarle is very busy at the moment, especially at this time of year. Just be patient. ULZ's have now been updated!
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    Merry Xmas to you and all members of MSFN
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    Thanks for letting me know, I'll be correcting that shortly.
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    Actually it's 26/11/2014 list, and the update KB2970228 is downloading okay for me on both x86 and x64.
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    Some of those updates that are not in the lists are for RDP which I do not cover, and the some others are for features in Win7 that I don't provide updates for. Nameless, I will not include .NET Framework 4.5.x updates in the lists, only the .NET Framework version that came with the OS which is 3.5.1. As for the update that corrupts itself, that is no longer in the ULZ's as I have removed it at some point.
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    I do believe that KB2859537 is a botched update, and has been superseded when MS released a fix for it. Someone in MS has forgotten to update the info in MU Catalog, to say it's superseded!
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    KB2872339 and previously released updates have been superseded by KB2922229, and it was added to the ULZ's in April 2014. I have removed KB2872339 from the x64 version of the lists.
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    Thanks, I really do appreciate when users like what I'm doing, which is helping the community with ULZ's that cover up MS's short comings. Yes it includes all updates (with the exception of request only hotfixes) that are post Win8.1 Update, so you can safely install/integrate these updates. I have bookmarked certain MS websites that help me get the info for direct download links, as well as if any update supersedes another previously released update. No it is the same package, but there 1 or 2 updates you would need to install from the Update Pack section. As for order of updates, it varies but usually it doesn't really matter in which order you install them. Unless for example, you were installing IE11 in Win7, you would need to install the required updates first before you could install IE11, so that it would work. Updates that you've already downloaded will be marked in green.
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    First you download a program created by JCarle called Windows Updates Downloader (download the latest version, link is below). Then after you've downloaded and installed WUD, double left click on the ulz file, after a sec. you should get a confirmation prompt that the update list has been installed. Now run the WUD program and you should have a list of Security and Non-Security and other options displayed for you, all you have to do is choose the updates or extras you would like to download. And that's it, and every month when MS releases new updates the ulz files will be updated, and when that happens, just install that list and it will update the previous list! To download WUD: http://www.windowsupdatesdownloader.com/ProgramFiles.aspx (And choose v2.50.)
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    Thanks for pointing out more superseded updates that I missed:- 1) KB2503658 has been removed 2) KB2476490 has been removed 3) KB2525694 has been removed, and the latest update is KB3000061 4) KB2620712 has been removed 5) KB2584146 has been removed I think from now on, I will use MU Catalog site to up to date on what's been superseded. The updates listed above will gone in the next available ULZ's!
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    Yes, You can use the lists I maintain, cause Windows 7 updates are language neutral and will work on any version of Win7. As for XP, sadly no one has made a Greek update list, so you may have to make one yourself. And the updates for XP are NOT language neutral.
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    Thanks for liking my ULZ's And for reporting about those superseded updates I did miss, they will not appear in the next ULZ's!
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    Windows 10 ESU v22H2 - This Update List has been updated to: July 14th 2026 Download the Media Creation Tool Here for Windows 10 November 2022 Update Please note - I will continue to provide a update list until the end date of Windows 10 ESU programme! Plus you will need to enroll your PC into the ESU programme in order to install updates. Win10-ESU-v22H2-x64.ulz
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    Errors like these are okay, it's just NGEN optimising the files, and most times these errors will pop up often. Even happens to me, and I've not had any problems with both .NET 3.5.1 or 4.5.3.
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    Yes it is, cause the updates would require that language pack in order to work in that language.
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    As long as you install/integrate the required updates for IE11 to work in Win7 SP1, you should be fine Yes, it will give an error message and usually details info on what to do next. As for KB947821, you can sort of integrate it, but it's not really a update, it's more of a tool to resolving problems with the system files. It's best to leave that alone, unless you're facing issues with your system. Everything in the Optional section is non-integrate, but you can integrate them using 3 methods:- 1) Reverse Integration, This involves installing a version of Win7 that's customised with your settings and programs included in the offline image. Beware, that this can be a lengthy process depending on your system configuration. 2) Setup scripts, these run after Win7 installation has finished but before you can access the desktop, so your programs will be there when you login for the first time (hopefully!) 3) Using 3rd party programs, to config your offline images, some will even allow you to install updates on a live system, like WinToolkit.
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