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steven4554

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  1. Only if you have SP1 installed then yes you can untick the box, if not then you will need to download the SP and the post-sp1 updates.
  2. Thanks John, this revised update will be included in the next UL's
  3. Not that I know of, I used to make a list for Win2k8 R2, but due to low interest, I abandoned this version. But you will find that some (not all) updates in my Win7 x64 list will work on Server 2008 R2.
  4. Thanks JonnyT, I will start putting them into the lists, and the lists should be available sometime tomorrow around 2pm GMT (subject to change, depending on when I wake up, I'm not a morning person.) The updates are now included in latest lists available on first post of this thread. And thanks to everyone else that thanked me, I really do appreciate it (and thanks tomorrow for answering some members questions in my absence ).
  5. You could run a VM of both x86 and x64 win7 with integrated updates to find out the .Net 3.5.1 updates that are available through WU.
  6. Ok mooms, i'll backtrack and in the next available UL's .NET 3.5 SP1 will be included, but there is something you can do for me to include .NET 3.5. All i would like you to do is get the KB numbers for all .NET 3.5.1 updates that have been released by MS on WU. If you can do this favor for me, i'll include .NET 3.5.1 in my next lists.
  7. I plan to restore .NET 3.5 SP1 updates into the Win7 UL's after the release of SP2.
  8. I visit these MS webpages below which give detailed info on all KB's that have been released or revised. (though sometimes MS can be abit slow putting the KB article pages up, so i know which updates have been superseded!) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/894199 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/security/default.aspx
  9. I've seen that, but the number of critical and important security updates are not the same on the two lists, why ? (checked with september list) I have quickly checked your october X86 list, and some update seems obsoletes. Also found an oddity: In your list you have Windows6.1-KB2506928-v3-x86.msu, but MS only offers Windows6.1-KB2506928-v2-x86.msu to download. If you check the digital signature, v3 is older than v2 ! So, what is your source for making your lists ? 1) Reason for that is: Critical has the Security Updates and Important has the Non-Security Updates, i know i should rename them, and i will in the next available UL's. 2) I don't know how you found v3, as i just check my lists and found v2?? 3) I don't quite follow you, are you asking how i make my UL's or where i get the updates from??
  10. I wasn't sure i'd ever get these updates out yesterday, as there were so many revised updates (mainly Win7 and XP), that it took me over 3 hours to finish updating my UL's, but your welcome
  11. I'm glad you ask, in these ULZ's you mention, you get more features included, for example, Display Drivers, Flash Player and Pre-Release software from either Adobe or MS.
  12. Yes, the updates in the Critical and Important sections of my lists, will work on any language version of Windows 7.
  13. Yes, as i stated above, the updates in the Critical and Important sections of my lists, will work on any language version of Win7. As for the other sections, some are english only, so you may have to search for the correct version in your language.
  14. There is no need for a seperate update list, as most of the updates will work on any language version of windows 7. Granted, there are a few updates or products that are english only, but i have no plans to make the additional update lists, sorry!
  15. You need to use Windows Update Downloader to be able make use of my update lists, and you can use 7-zip to extract what's inside the ulz, and open it in notepad.
  16. I don't think Office updates are language neutral, so you may have to download updates for your language. But then, i don't use Office 2010, only 2003 SP3, which i know is not language neutral!
  17. Thanks for doing this, i've added a link on the first post, for anyone interested in downloading.
  18. All updates in the Critical and Important sections of my lists are language neutral, which means they will work with all language versions of Windows 7.
  19. Yes these updates have been superseded by new versions, you can get the new updates in my latest ULZ's
  20. Yeah, i'd mixed up with another update that went to version 2, sorry about that, it's now been corrected!
  21. What i meant is that, MS will release .NET 4.5 RTM as a seperate installer for Windows 7 like they did for the DP and Beta versions. And MS will be releasing IE10 for Windows 7.
  22. Good question, the answer i don't know. But rumors are going round that the beta version could be released around the same time Windows 8 RP is released. Additional guess work from me, we might also be getting a beta version of IE10, and .NET 4.5 RTM.
  23. The new Silverlight 5 will be available in the next ULZ's! Are they .Net 3.5.1 updates? Cause all the other updates are in the lists. I will be including .Net 3.5.1 updates in the ULZ's after SP2 has been released!
  24. Fixed, and thanks for letting know, in the future, i'll check the security updates for Win8 on the catalog.
  25. Well, that pack contains official and non-official updates, MS has released some of them, but the other updates are either available for request through MS Support or not available at all. But most of these updates haven't been tested and may cause problems to your OS. Anyway, most of those non-tested updates will be included in SP2, when it's released. (Hopefully soon!) I will always stick to what MS releases.
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