[Final ESU Updates for Windows 7 SP1 (Retired!)]

I hope steven hasn't forsaken us with the update lists.

Still waiting patiently for them.

[Final ESU Updates for Windows 7 SP1 (Retired!)]

 

steven4554 thanks for the continued work on the win 7 update lists, but if it's not that much trouble, could you please provide some sort of changelog on what updates were removed from the current update list. Superseded updates just keep piling up :<

Use Disk Cleanup. This removes superseded updates.

 

 

Did you even read my post? How is a feature of an installed os relevant to the question i asked?

What i wanted to see is something along the lines of this:

 

Updates removed since december 2014 - march 2015 (for me at least)

 

IE11-Windows6.1-KB2956283-x64

IE11-Windows6.1-KB3008923-x64

IE11-Windows6.1-KB3025390-x64

Windows6.1-KB2785220-x64

Windows6.1-KB2847311-x64

Windows6.1-KB2926765-x64

Windows6.1-KB2952664-v7-x64

Windows6.1-KB3002885-x64

Windows6.1-KB3013126-x64

Windows6.1-KB3013455-x64

Windows6.1-KB3023266-x64

Windows6.1-KB3023562-x64

Windows6.1-KB3029944-x64

 

I had a hunch some updates were obsolete by now, therefore after some googling on how to compare folder contents, found out that these ones are no longer relevant.

Btw is there a website to check which updates were superseded, my google fu gave me irrelevant results.

[Final ESU Updates for Windows 7 SP1 (Retired!)]

steven4554 thanks for the continued work on the win 7 update lists, but if it's not that much trouble, could you please provide some sort of changelog on what updates were removed from the current update list. Superseded updates just keep piling up :<

[Final ESU Updates for Windows 7 SP1 (Retired!)]

This might be a dumb question but anyways - i don't integrate language packs into my build and just install them via windows update, but i've run into a rather weird problem, when the language pack is installed and you go to check for updates, windows update offers your a lot of updates that have already been integrated.

 

Is there some way to avoid this or is this intentional?

Thanks.

[Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 7 (Retired!)]

Thanks for the links but there's a slight problem.

The cab file i have is much much newer according to the digital signature inside, mine dates 20 of august 2014 while the ones up for download are 15 of october 2013 :<

Also my cab files has more weight to it 53.6 vs 51.1 mb.

[Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 7 (Retired!)]

Hello steven4554 & thanks again for maintaining this list, it is very much appreciated! Did you or didn't you formerly provide direct d/l links for IE 11 .CAB files (for integration) on the first post of this thread, or am I going a little ?

 

Thanks & regards

"Pink"

I second this question, got my last cab files directly from here. 

Did the magic ie fairies steal them?

[Final ESU Updates for Windows 7 SP1 (Retired!)]

KB2984972

KB3003743

KB3004375-v3

KB3031432

 

Just an fyi for everyone else, found out the hard way that these updates even though show up as integrated, they still come up in windows update. Or i'm just being an id*** when integrating them. 

Wtb service pack 2 for win 7 T_T

[Final ESU Updates for Windows 7 SP1 (Retired!)]

Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3024777)

It seems that this update supersedes/fixes KB3004394 

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Thank you for this great list

 

I think some updates are superseded:

 

KB2488113,KB2505438,KB2522422,KB2511250 -> KB2670838

KB2699779 -> KB2918614

KB2677070 -> KB2868626,KB2862966,KB2813430,KB2808679

KB2913431 -> KB2957189

Would be awesome if this is true, cant wait for the next update from Steven.

[Final ESU Updates for Windows 7 SP1 (Retired!)]

Having the same error as the poster above.