Post-RTM Updates for Windows 7 (Discontinued)

[steven4554]

Please note: Downloads for Post-RTM updates for Windows 7 are now gone, and i've discontinued support for this version! If you wish to keep on getting updates for Windows 7, i'd recommend you upgrade to SP1.

Edited April 14, 2011 by steven4554

[steven4554]

Links removed.

Edited January 16, 2010 by steven4554
Links removed - violation of rule 1.b

[cluberti]

This is a redist of Microsoft files, from non-Microsoft server locations. As per rule 1.b, I've removed the links. Please follow the rules - this is your only warning on this.

[steven4554]

Sorry, cluberti it won't happen again

[trippinferret]

Thanks for the update list will try it out.

[zirowan]

Thanks for the nice work Steven. Tried x64 version, flawless

[steven4554]

No problem, always like to help out, and thanks for downloading my Update Lists.

[chris96]

THanks so much man, really helpful

[gwmbox]

Can someone explain to me how this works? I have the UL files now and they are downloading the updates for Win7 (thanks), but does that list of available updates get updated automatically as MS release updates or do I need to download an updated UL every now and then?

[steven4554]

Can someone explain to me how this works? I have the UL files now and they are downloading the updates for Win7 (thanks), but does that list of available updates get updated automatically as MS release updates or do I need to download an updated UL every now and then?

I update the lists whenever an update gets released by MS, (though for win7 UL's any updates released since my last update will be included in the next one, when MS releases their updates on patch tuesday!) as i always check the MS site, you will need to download any UL's everytime when they've been updated.

Edited January 24, 2010 by steven4554

[gwmbox]

Ah, OK so there is no way to have the updates downloadable when they are made available, i.e. this morning my PC says there are new updates available... but the UL I have has not changed (as per your info in first post).

Is there other options to download updates when they are available and have that list auto check for new updates every now and then?

Sorry if my Q's seem dumb, just trying to work out how I can download the updates to one PC and then put them onto a file server here so I can add those updates to the other 5 PC's - save me download bandwidth as I have limited bandwidth available.

[03GrandAmGT]

You could use MBSA from Microsoft. This program will also let you know of any office updates that you might need, just need to run from your machine and download the files that MBSA shows that are needed.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en

[cluberti]

Sorry if my Q's seem dumb, just trying to work out how I can download the updates to one PC and then put them onto a file server here so I can add those updates to the other 5 PC's - save me download bandwidth as I have limited bandwidth available.

Consider something like WSUS then - WSUS 3.0 SP2 on a Windows Server will act as a WU point and download/cache updates, you approve the updates to be downloaded and made available to clients from WSUS based on the options you configure, and then you point your machines at the WSUS server instead of WU for updates.

WUD is something more useful to folks who need to cache updates for slipstreaming into images, or personal machine use, etc - when you start getting into having multiple machines and desiring control over updates, caching, etc, you need to look for something designed more for that (like WSUS is).

[lesterhung]

How do I use the ULZ files?

I would like to have all the updates integrated to my Win7 install disk.

[MrJinje]

Install WUD 2.50 then double click ULZ.

want more details, read the stickies here.

Afterwards, (once you've downloaded them all), you will need to integrate them (into your Install.wim) using DISM or DISM Tool™

Edited February 19, 2010 by MrJinje