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

[pennsylvaniaron]

On ‎11‎/‎14‎/‎2017 at 4:53 PM, Thiersee said:

Patch-Day 14.11.2017:

KB4048957, replaces KB4041681 and KB3181988 (by Deep Cleaning).

Tests are running.

thiersee what about kb4049016? NFW rollup...

regards...

Edited November 15, 2017 by pennsylvaniaron

[Thiersee]

I don't get it in WU, may be because I use NFW 4.7.1.

Regards

[rhahgleuhargh]

15 hours ago, J.J. said:

 Not sure if this was intentional but I (actually NTLite) found a duplicate update in your list.

The "2-Windows6.1-KB3004375-v3-x64" update is located in "Common Convenience Rollup and Classic integration Updates" AND "Classic integration Updates (Professional, Ultimate, and Enterprise Editions ONLY)" categories.

Im running Professional Edition, so I integrate either way. If it is truly Pro and higher only then some may not need.

Hello,

Yes, it was intentional. It was too complicated to create an other category for Convenience Rollup integration only for 1 update (with this integration method, only KB3004375 is needed with Professional Edition, not the 2 others), so I placed it 2 times.

I'll upload new ULs this evening, good news that this forum works again!

Changelog : KB4048957 replaces KB4041681 and KB3181988 ; new version of KB2952664 v13 (Telemetry Updates).

@pennsylvaniaron

KB4049016 wasn't asked in my configurations. Prbably due to the fact I use DNF4.7.1 too.

 

[phaolo]

Oh yes, I managed to find this thread again!
I used this list with WUD 2 years ago to create a custom WIN7 (eng) iso.
This should be sticked in the international part too!

Now I'll use the list again to update the OS with the new patches, avoiding all MS crap.
Thank you for still maintaining it!

 

P.s: is the script "Hide Win10kbs" still needed?

Edited November 25, 2017 by phaolo

[mooms]

If you want to update the OS and not an integration, you could use the Simplix Update pack, all telemetry and other crap are removed.

[rhahgleuhargh]

23 hours ago, phaolo said:

P.s: is the script "Hide Win10kbs" still needed?

Hello,

Yes it is. Otherwise telemetry updates will be installed at next WU round.

[phaolo]

On 11/26/2017 at 5:50 PM, rhahgleuhargh said:

Hello, yes it is. Otherwise telemetry updates will be installed at next WU round.

Thank you, but is the telemetry list updated? (at least until April)
It contains only 5 patches, but elsewhere I found more entries.

Also, do you plan to update the main list this December?

 

And question:
can WUD detect already-installed patches?
 

Edited December 3, 2017 by phaolo

[rhahgleuhargh]

@phaolo

I'm not sure if all components of telemetry are blocked, since security quality monthly rollup contains some telemetry scripts. But required updates to make telemetry working are not installed if you use the script. Some other telemetry updates non included in Simplix Update Pack are not included in ULs. But remind that on a live system,if a blocked KB is updated, even if masked by the script, it will be proposed by WU, so you'll have to rehide it manually.

If you want a 100% clean update (but to my opinion I really doubt that it is possible), you can use Simplix Update Pack, or a program such as Spybot antibeacon  (I use it with Windows 10).

No, WUD can't detect already installed patches, it just downloads a list of updates via M$ servers.

[phaolo]

3 hours ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

@phaolo

I'm not sure if all components of telemetry are blocked, since security quality monthly rollup contains some telemetry scripts.
[..] If you want a 100% clean update (but to my opinion I really doubt that it is possible), you can use Simplix Update Pack

Damn, that's an important info.
I guess that I'll have to use SUP, even if I would have preferred to get the good patches directly from MS and clean the monthly rollups with some guide.


 

[rhahgleuhargh]

30 minutes ago, phaolo said:

Damn, that's an important info.
I guess that I'll have to use SUP, even if I would have preferred to get the good patches directly from MS and clean the monthly rollups with some guide.

in this case, don't forget to reapply updated Simplix pack each month with the view to disable updated scripts from Monthly cumulative update... a little bit complicated !

I think that the simplest solution is to block the link between telemetry services and M$ servers (Spybot or other telemetry blocker programs).

Edited December 3, 2017 by rhahgleuhargh

[rhahgleuhargh]

Hello,

Chose curieuse, le fait d'avoir installé manuellement la dernière mise à jour cumulative (pour éviter de la retélécharger sur chaque machine virtuelle) a complètement désactivé WU qui est irréparable sur mes 4 VM. Je referai une installation neuve pour les machines en Convenience Rollup au prochain Update patch. J'espère pouvoir identifier malgré tout les mises à jour inutiles sur les installations classiques...

[cyberyeye]

https://www.askwoody.com/2017/windows-update-in-win7-now-appears-to-be-working-properly/

peut-être à cause de ce bug ? Si tu est impacté par ce bug (?) il suffit de régler la date avant décembre (genre 25 nov) puis faire une recherche wu.

A priori ce bug est régler depuis hier (5/12) de mon coté la recherche WU est à nouveau ok.

J’espère ne pas t'induire en erreur, peut-être est-ce problème complétement différent

[mooms]

J'ai eu le même problème (freeze du panneau de config lorsque je clique sur Windows Update).

La solution:

• Arrêter le service Windows Update (soit depuis le panneau des services, soit en ligne de commande net stop wuauserv), puis le relancer (net start wuauserv).
• Aller dans les paramètres de Windows Update (qui ne devrait plus freezer) et choisir ne jamais rechercher de mise à jours, puis cliquez sur rechercher des mises à jours.
• Une fois cela fait vous pouvez remettre les paramètres en auto, il va alors rechercher à nouveau les mises à jours.

En anglais:

One tweak that saves a reboot: Open Windows Update. It freezes. Close Windows Update with Task Manager. Open a CMD prompt. Stop WinUp Service (net stop wuauserv). Start WinUp Service (net start wuauserv). Open Windows Update. This time the Windows Update box shows. Set settings to “Never check…). Click OK. Click Check for Updates. Reset to your default Windows Update settings. Note that when you reset the settings, Windows Update will run a new update scan. (grrrr)

 

Source (merci à @cyberyeye pour le lien)

[rhahgleuhargh]

OK, merci pour l'info, je vais tester ça !

[phaolo]

5 hours ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

[..]

Oh well, I've decided to use the original files.
I already have patches till 2015\12, so I'll just download the new hotfixes according to Simplix's list.

I can't use the "Monthly Rollup" due to the telemetry, however, so I'm going to get all the "Security Only" patches (from 2016\04).
Incredibly, MS has a convenient site for this: https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance

Btw, do you know if Netframe and IE (cumulative) patches contain crap too?

Edited December 7, 2017 by phaolo

[mooms]

If you're concerned about the telemetry, you should use simplix update pack.

[phaolo]

1 hour ago, mooms said:

If you're concerned about the telemetry, you should use simplix update pack.

Eh, the problem is that I don't trust very much a pack assembled by some random guy..

Edited December 7, 2017 by phaolo

[rhahgleuhargh]

@phaolo

.Net updates don't contain any telemetry crap. I don't think IE is concerned (I don't use it).

Don't be so worry about telemetry, since you don't install the ones excluded, telemetry doesn't work. I'm pretty sure that your phone OS and/or apps contain more telemetry crap than windows !

Edited December 8, 2017 by rhahgleuhargh

[rhahgleuhargh]

@mooms

J'ai suivi les instructions d'arrêt et redémarrage de WU : OK !

Merci !

[phaolo]

23 minutes ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

@phaolo

.Net updates don't contain any telemetry crap. I don't think IE is concerned (I don't use it).

Don't be so worry about telemetry, since you don't install the ones excluded, telemetry doesn't work. I'm pretty sure that your phone OS and/or apps contain more telemetry crap than windows !

Probably, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't try to avoid it whenever it's possible, expecially on a computer.
I don't use IE since decades too, but I'd prefer to patch it anyway, since  it's part of the OS (sadly).
Anyway, thanks for the info.

[mooms]

16 hours ago, phaolo said:

Eh, the problem is that I don't trust very much a pack assembled by some random guy..

It's scrutinized, if something harmful was inside, we would know. Based on your level of paranoia, I think you should ditch Windows and install a GNU/Linux instead.

4 hours ago, rhahgleuhargh said:

@mooms

J'ai suivi les instructions d'arrêt et redémarrage de WU : OK !

Merci !

[phaolo]

2 hours ago, mooms said:

It's scrutinized, if something harmful was inside, we would know. Based on your level of paranoia, I think you should ditch Windows and install a GNU/Linux instead.

I'll probably have to at a certain point, but it's a PITA that I try to postpone as much as possible.
It's good that you check every release of the pack, though.

[mooms]

2 hours ago, phaolo said:

It's good that you check every release of the pack, though.

I don't, actually I only used it twice,  but there is a thread on MDL about the pack, and most of the users are of the paranoid kind, so if something was added it would be noticed.

[rhahgleuhargh]

Hello,

Pas grand chose de nouveau ce mois-ci  : KB4054518 remplace KB4048957.

ULs mises à jour.

[phaolo]

Ok, I installed all patches myself and so far it seems to have worked.

2016_01 - 2017_12 Win7 x64 updates:

win7_kb3108664_also_3110329.msu
win7_kb3108664_also_3121461.msu
win7_kb3109560.msu
win7_kb3126587.msu
win7_kb3138612.msu
win7_kb3138910.msu
win7_kb3139398.msu
win7_kb3139914.msu
win7_kb3140245.msu
win7_kb3147071.msu
win7_kb3149090.msu
win7_kb3150220.msu
win7_kb3155178.msu
win7_kb3156016.msu
win7_kb3156019.msu
win7_kb3159398.msu
win7_kb3161102.msu
win7_kb3161949.msu
win7_kb3161958.msu
win7_kb3168965.msu
win7_kb3177467.msu
win7_kb3179573.msu
win7_kb3185911.msu
win7_sopack_kb3192391.msu
win7_sopack_kb3197867.msu
win7_sopack_kb3205394.msu
win7_sopack_kb4012212.msu
win7_sopack_kb4019263.msu
win7_sopack_kb4019990.msu
win7_sopack_kb4022722.msu
win7_sopack_kb4025337.msu
win7_sopack_kb4034679.msu
win7_sopack_kb4038779.msu
win7_sopack_kb4041678.msu
win7_sopack_kb4048960.msu
ie11_kb4052978_cumulative.msu

2016_01 - 2017_12 Netframe updates:

netframe_351_sp2_kb3072305.msu
netframe_351_sp2_kb3122648.msu
netframe_351_sp2_kb3127220.msu
netframe_351_sp2_kb3163245.msu
netframe_351_sp2_sopack_kb4014985_patch_kb4014573.msu
netframe_351_sp2_sopack_kb4019108_patch_kb4014579.msu
netframe_351_sp2_sopack_kb4040966.msu
netframe_46_setup.exe
netframe_46x_sopack_kb4014985_patch_kb4014558.exe
netframe_46x_sopack_kb4019108_patch_kb4014591.exe
netframe_46x_sopack_kb4040966_patch_kb4040957.exe
netframe_461_kb3143693.exe
netframe_461_kb3164025.exe

These didn't work for some reason (not applicable)

win7_sopack_kb3212642
netframe_45x_sopack_kb4014985_patch_kb4014566.exe
netframe_45x_sopack_kb4019108_patch_kb4014599.exe
netframe_45x_sopack_kb4040966_patch_kb4040960.exe
netframe_46x_sopack_kb4014985_patch_kb4014552.exe
netframe_46x_sopack_kb4019108_patch_kb4014588.exe
netframe_462_kb3205406.exe

 

Do you know if the new security-only pack is clean from crap too?
win7_sopack_kb4054521.msu

Edited December 16, 2017 by phaolo