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has windows update for windows 7 been shut down?

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1 hour ago, VistaEX said:

Sp1 Is Installed The Exe Version Worked! :D And Windows Update Works Now!

That is good to hear. So the answer to your original question, Has Windows Update For 7 Get Shut Down? is No - but you must have SP1. I first learned that from Volume Z actually. Can you confirm that you had not manually installed any update pertaining to SHA-2 before Windows Update started to work (just SP1)? I also wonder what version of Windows Update Agent you have now. You may want to follow Volume Z’s earlier suggestion about KB3138612.


what i did was installed the latest version of windows update agent i also installed  Sp1 with the update volume z suggested kb3138612.

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23 hours ago, VistaEX said:

I Got The The 64 Bit Version And Tested It Says sp1 Is Already Installed still

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That's a update to fix some issues with migration to SP1, Microsoft was too lazy to make it exclusive to 6.1.7600

can this topic please be locked now admins?

Edited by VistaEX

4 hours ago, VistaEX said:

This Problem Has Already Gotten Fixed It Can Be Locked Now

I don't THINK that they lock threads here so much.  I know on a lot of places that necro-posting is frowned upon, but not so much here.

 

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