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[14 janvier 2020] Update list GDR pour Windows 7 SP1 x86/x64 (Fr-En-De-Es-It)


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34 minutes ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

lastly i downloaded the telemetry maker but forgot how to get a telemetry.exe file from it

Unpack the archive and read instructions.txt!

22 minutes ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

but now I have 0-6 updates (which is 7). what number belongs in the Dim hideupdates(6)

6 is OK

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I just made a _64 home premium iso. on first boot in VM it said windows is up to date. I then did a manual check and it's STILL no updates. I have never seen that before!!

not that I am complaining but what happened to at least MRT and defender definitions? I checked and defender definitions are from 2010 inside the defender program. I had to manually DL the file from $M and install it.

deep clean>>>2534111, 2685811, 2685813.

i forgot to change the dimupdates to 6 as per thiersee (i have 7 update files and left the # as 7) in the telemetry file but that should not concern this issue of having no updates.

regards... 

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@pennsylvaniaron

Actually, only 5 KB are needed to be masked (in the maker kit, in telemetry.vbs file, you can now delete KB2952664 that is now included in Monthly cumulative Rollup) :

hideupdates(0) = "KB3021917"
hideupdates(1) = "KB3068708"
hideupdates(2) = "KB3080149"
hideupdates(3) = "KB3150513"  --> hiding this ones will disable all W10 related updates
hideupdates(4) = "KB976932"   --> add this one when you don't want to integrate KB2533552

I'll check for IE11 KB4483187 at next patch tuesday.

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47 minutes ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

@pennsylvaniaron

Actually, only 5 KB are needed to be masked (in the maker kit, in telemetry.vbs file, you can now delete KB2952664 that is now included in Monthly cumulative Rollup) :

hideupdates(0) = "KB3021917"
hideupdates(1) = "KB3068708"
hideupdates(2) = "KB3080149"
hideupdates(3) = "KB3150513"  --> hiding this ones will disable all W10 related updates
hideupdates(4) = "KB976932"   --> add this one when you don't want to integrate KB2533552

I'll check for IE11 KB4483187 at next patch tuesday.

excellent. using your example what number goes in the dim hideupdates ()

regards... 

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Perso j'ai cette liste:

 

Dim hideupdates(20)    'TO ADD 1 EDIT THE (11) AND ADD another hideupdates(#)

' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3150513/latest-compatibility-definition-update-for-windows
hideupdates(0) = "KB3150513"
' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3021917/update-to-windows-7-sp1-for-performance-improvements
hideupdates(1) = "KB3021917"
' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3068708/update-for-customer-experience-and-diagnostic-telemetry
hideupdates(2) = "KB3068708"
' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3080149/update-for-customer-experience-and-diagnostic-telemetry
hideupdates(3) = "KB3080149"
' Silverlight
hideupdates(4) = "KB2512827"
hideupdates(5) = "KB2526954"
hideupdates(6) = "KB2617986"
hideupdates(7) = "KB2636927"
hideupdates(8) = "KB2668562"
hideupdates(9) = "KB2977218"
hideupdates(10) = "KB3056819"
hideupdates(11) = "KB3080333"
hideupdates(12) = "KB3106614"
hideupdates(13) = "KB3126036"
hideupdates(14) = "KB3162593"
hideupdates(15) = "KB3182373"
hideupdates(16) = "KB3193713"
hideupdates(17) = "KB4013867"
hideupdates(18) = "KB4017094"
hideupdates(19) = "KB4023307"
hideupdates(20) = "KB4481252"

 

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3 hours ago, mooms said:

Perso j'ai cette liste:

 


Dim hideupdates(20)    'TO ADD 1 EDIT THE (11) AND ADD another hideupdates(#)

' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3150513/latest-compatibility-definition-update-for-windows
hideupdates(0) = "KB3150513"
' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3021917/update-to-windows-7-sp1-for-performance-improvements
hideupdates(1) = "KB3021917"
' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3068708/update-for-customer-experience-and-diagnostic-telemetry
hideupdates(2) = "KB3068708"
' https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/help/3080149/update-for-customer-experience-and-diagnostic-telemetry
hideupdates(3) = "KB3080149"
' Silverlight
hideupdates(4) = "KB2512827"
hideupdates(5) = "KB2526954"
hideupdates(6) = "KB2617986"
hideupdates(7) = "KB2636927"
hideupdates(8) = "KB2668562"
hideupdates(9) = "KB2977218"
hideupdates(10) = "KB3056819"
hideupdates(11) = "KB3080333"
hideupdates(12) = "KB3106614"
hideupdates(13) = "KB3126036"
hideupdates(14) = "KB3162593"
hideupdates(15) = "KB3182373"
hideupdates(16) = "KB3193713"
hideupdates(17) = "KB4013867"
hideupdates(18) = "KB4017094"
hideupdates(19) = "KB4023307"
hideupdates(20) = "KB4481252"

 

mooms thx for the list.

Hey I didn't write this small little script (telemetry) but why would its creator have a number ((dim hideupdates (4)) that is 1 LESS than the number of updates that is being hidden. Stuff like that doesn't make sense to me. I would think the average person who edits the file for the first time (for me not my first time but it's been awhile) sees say 6 updates, they would put a "6" hide dimupdates(6) in the file. easy peasy. Just my 2 cents...

regards..

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30 minutes ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

mooms thx for the list.

Hey I didn't write this small little script (telemetry) but why would its creator have a number ((dim hideupdates (4)) that is 1 LESS than the number of updates that is being hidden. Stuff like that doesn't make sense to me. I would think the average person who edits the file for the first time (for me not my first time but it's been awhile) sees say 6 updates, they would put a "6" hide dimupdates(6) in the file. easy peasy. Just my 2 cents...

regards..

Even if it doesn't make a sense to you:

in "Dim hideupdates ()" you need the same number like the last update to be hidden!

It means for 5 hideupdates-lines (0-4) you need a 4.

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3 hours ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

mooms thx for the list.

Hey I didn't write this small little script (telemetry) but why would its creator have a number ((dim hideupdates (4)) that is 1 LESS than the number of updates that is being hidden. Stuff like that doesn't make sense to me. I would think the average person who edits the file for the first time (for me not my first time but it's been awhile) sees say 6 updates, they would put a "6" hide dimupdates(6) in the file. easy peasy. Just my 2 cents...

regards..

Pay attention and you will see it starts with 0 and not 1

hideupdates(0)
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1 hour ago, mooms said:

Pay attention and you will see it starts with 0 and not 1


hideupdates(0)

yes of course. We all look at things differently at times. If I were to write the script I would have started with 1 (not 0) (like most lists) and then if you had 7 updates to hide, then the dim hideupdates would be (7). Anyway not an issue to get up in arms about.

On another topic, I just read an article this morning (in forbes) saying that when Win 7 security ends on 1/14/20 Microsoft will offer enterprise customers "extended security support" for up to $200 a PC. This will be an upgrade of some sort. No option for home users. I'm wondering if we will be able to incorporate this somehow in our updates or take advantage of it somehow?

regards...

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WinToolkit version 1.7.0.7 released; .vbs-script under Silent Installs + SFX supported.

https://www.win-unattended.de/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=73

Changelog:

*1.7.0.7: NEW: All-In-One Integrator > Silent Installs + SFX > .vbs Script Support
*1.7.0.7: Updated WinToolkitRunOnce.exe to v1.5.4.5 for .vbs Scripts

 

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15 hours ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

If I were to write the script I would have started with 1 (not 0)

I don't think it's an option, but I don't know vbs at all.

 

15 hours ago, pennsylvaniaron said:

I'm wondering if we will be able to incorporate this somehow in our updates or take advantage of it somehow?

We'll see.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Patch-Day 04.05.2019

KB4499164 replaces KB4493472

KB4495606 (NET-FW 3.5.1, contained in KB4499406) replaces KB4483458

KB4483187 (IE11) not requested anymore

Hiding KBs in WTK 1.7.0.7:

Telemetry.vbs put under "Silent Installers + SFX" works perfectly, KBs hidden.

Tested on Windows 7 HomePremium x86.

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@rhahgleuhargh

In both lists the same mistake:

<!-- 2019 -->
  <update id="KB4495606" category="2" publishdate="2019-05-14" article="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/4495606">
    <title>KB4483458 - MAJ pour Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5.1 sous Windows 7 SP1 x64</title>
    <description>Security and Quality Rollup for .NET Framework 3.5.1.</description>
    <filename>4-Windows6.1-KB4495606-x64.msu</filename>
    <url>http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/secu/2019/05/windows6.1-kb4495606-x64_689f245559ffc28ba33ad3675287eff1a014174b.msu</url>
  </update>

<title>KB4483458: wrong

<title>KB4495606: right 😉.

Have a nice WE.

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11 hours ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

Hello,

Pour ce mois-ci :

Monthly Quality Rollup KB4509239 remplace KB4499164. A priori pas d'autre mise à jour remplacée, je regarde pour la méthode classique.

i'm showing kb4503292

regards...

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