Problem Integrated Windows 7 with KB4539601

[behzad.tiktak]

I created Windows 7 with many update include "KB4539601". but after install windows and search update, in my "Optional Update" list this exist !!!! I search this KB in "Installed Update" and this update is installed before !!! what the happend?

 

[behzad.tiktak]

This is my Problem : View attachment 10658

 

[garlin]

This is normal for W7. Some of your KB updates overlap a few components or metadata with the last Monthly Update. WU intends to re-install KB4539601 but will actually replace only a few files in-place, to fix the overlap.

W7 is known for these headaches, where if you ask WU to confirm you have no pending updates, it gets very picky about the order or list of installed updates. To avoid this behavior, search this forum for old W7 threads where people provide exact lists of KB to install.

 

[behzad.tiktak]

thank you my friend.

This is normal for W7. Some of your KB updates overlap a few components or metadata with the last Monthly Update. WU intends to re-install KB4539601 but will actually replace only a few files in-place, to fix the overlap.

W7 is known for these headaches, where if you ask WU to confirm you have no pending updates, it gets very picky about the order or list of installed updates. To avoid this behavior, search this forum for old W7 threads where people provide exact lists of KB to install.

but when i install manual same file (Use in integrate) in the windows, solved problem !!! Me what is a wrong with you W7 ? Did you put me to work W7?

 

[Clanger]

1 - Windows 7 is a pain in the butt to keep it going. Windows 10 is a lot easier to service.

This is normal for W7. Some of your KB updates overlap a few components or metadata with the last Monthly Update. WU intends to re-install KB4539601 but will actually replace only a few files in-place, to fix the overlap.

That explains WU(or WUMT+wsusscn2.cab) saying that you need kbXXXXXXX when its already installed.

W7 is known for these headaches, where if you ask WU to confirm you have no pending updates, it gets very picky about the order or list of installed updates. To avoid this behavior, search this forum for old W7 threads where people provide exact lists of KB to install.

W7 is very picky about a few things, drivers and updates, particularly updates needing to be in very specific order.

The problem with lists that people have posted here is they may not contain language component updates that will be needed by every user therefore they will have to take a posted list and test for their particular requirements, some lists may not even be completely up to date, my own list contains some older superseeded updates because i know that list works(for me).

Some people prefer to have updates that fully satisfy Windows Update, some prefer hotfixes only, no telemetry KB's, or a curated list by someone, nuhi(ntlite), garlin's list or whatever.

Windows Update(or WUMT+wsusscn2.cab) will need several runs before WU/WUMT are fully satisfied, it takes time and effort and the W7 user will be happy with the amount of time involved and the end result . Once you have your own personal list that has been tested to destruction and works its easy from there on.

And then there is Windows Update being blocked on newer cpu's to contend with :/

 

[behzad.tiktak]

Hello my Friend;
I Solved Problem
1-You Must Add KB4539601 (MSU or CAB) To Update List with any update you needed.
2-In The Post-Setup/Task-Machin click add "File" in menu and select windows6.1-kb4539601-x64.cab (Attention not use MSU File)
3-In The next step click add "Command" in menu so added in Task-machin:

• Task-Machin: xcopy
• Parameters: "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files\windows6.1-kb4539601-x64.cab" "%homedrive%\KB\" /I /Q /Y

(This Command Copy CAB file to C:\KB)

4- Crate Batch file like this and Put on Post-Setup/Task-User

@ECHO Off
DISM /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath:"%homedrive%\KB\windows6.1-kb4539601-x86.cab" /NoRestart
MSG %username% /W Installation Progress KB4539601 In Task-User Is Complete And System Must Be Reboot. Please Press "OK" For Reboot System.
Shutdown -r -t 300 -c "System Will Be Shutdown 5 Minutes ..."
rd %homedrive%\KB /S /Q

5- After Install Windows, Please Login to your "User Account" for Start Task-User.
*** Attention: When add item in Task-Machin or Task-User not use Restart Command. after Complete Setup Windows be Restarted after 5 Minutes ***

 

[behzad.tiktak]

1 - Windows 7 is a pain in the butt to keep it going. Windows 10 is a lot easier to service.


That explains WU(or WUMT+wsusscn2.cab) saying that you need kbXXXXXXX when its already installed.


W7 is very picky about a few things, drivers and updates, particularly updates needing to be in very specific order.

The problem with lists that people have posted here is they may not contain language component updates that will be needed by every user therefore they will have to take a posted list and test for their particular requirements, some lists may not even be completely up to date, my own list contains some older superseeded updates because i know that list works(for me).

Some people prefer to have updates that fully satisfy Windows Update, some prefer hotfixes only, no telemetry KB's, or a curated list by someone, nuhi(ntlite), garlin's list or whatever.

Windows Update(or WUMT+wsusscn2.cab) will need several runs before WU/WUMT are fully satisfied, it takes time and effort and the W7 user will be happy with the amount of time involved and the end result . Once you have your own personal list that has been tested to destruction and works its easy from there on.

And then there is Windows Update being blocked on newer cpu's to contend with :/

I Solved Problem.

 

[behzad.tiktak]

This is normal for W7. Some of your KB updates overlap a few components or metadata with the last Monthly Update. WU intends to re-install KB4539601 but will actually replace only a few files in-place, to fix the overlap.

W7 is known for these headaches, where if you ask WU to confirm you have no pending updates, it gets very picky about the order or list of installed updates. To avoid this behavior, search this forum for old W7 threads where people provide exact lists of KB to install.

I Solved Problem.

 

[garlin]

You forced installed the update again. This works, but there are ways to avoid this completely by careful W7 patch selection.

 

[behzad.tiktak]

You forced installed the update again. This works, but there are ways to avoid this completely by careful W7 patch selection.

Thank you for responded. Only For this KB I see this is problem and not replaced packages for that. If you know which "KB" for replaced this package please suggest me.

 

[garlin]

Read this, pay attention to the specific order of installation. W7 updates are very picky.

Windows 7 - Issue w/KB3191566 + Build with all optional components integrated

Normally you don't save preview updates on download lists. Download file information on KB4539601, KB4534310 (scroll to the bottom). Open in Excel, sort by Date descending. Check the File Version. voila! -- 9601 was rushed out to cover MS' a**.

www.ntlite.com

 

[Clanger]

W7 updates are very picky.

and a pain in the backside but once you have your updates and all arranged in order its easy going from there on and now windows 7 is totally kaput there is no excuse not to make a "gold" captured image.
I have 3 groups of w7 updates, group 1 are the basics to install kb3125574, ie11 and net 4.8, group 2 are the additional updates to EOL, group 3 are the ESU's.