AutoPatcher Windows 7 (x64) Updates

[Whatacrock]

@MatthewTownsend --- you can find the information by looking at the timestamps of the modules. These are located in modules\Windows_Seven_x64.

As far as I can see these go all the way back to December 2012, if that helps

[MatthewTownsend]

Thanks. Excellent work by the way.

[Whatacrock]

Windows Seven x64 updated April 12, now available

changelog:
+KB3145739; +KB3146706; +KB3146963; +KB3148198; +KB3149090; +KB3147071;
-KB3139929; -KB3139852; -KB3140410;
@KB3112148;

Thanks MatthewTowsend for the comment, always appreciated

[themadkansan]

heyo, long time no smell, been busy being driven even further insane by life; downloaded updates and new AP version today, came back as "unsupported" so ran verbose Sweeper and got this:

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Sweeper Has Started At 5/10/2016 9:44:37 PM

Version: 2.0.0



Starting Sweeper From: D:\autopatcher

Parsing Detected Commandline Arguments...

Sweeper is running with the following arguments: verbose

Initialization Sucessfull. Starting Scan...

Looking For RTI Files...

Extracting RTI: apengine.rtiz

Found RTI: apengine.rtiz

Found RTI: common.rti

Found RTI: directx.rti

Extracting RTI: dotnet_x64.rtiz

Found RTI: dotnet_x64.rtiz

Extracting RTI: dotnet_x86.rtiz

Found RTI: dotnet_x86.rtiz

Found RTI: msredist.rti

Extracting RTI: seven_x64_sp1.rtiz

Found RTI: seven_x64_sp1.rtiz

Extracting RTI: seven_x86_sp1.rtiz

Found RTI: seven_x86_sp1.rtiz

Extracting RTI: vista_x86_sp2.rtiz

Found RTI: vista_x86_sp2.rtiz

Extracting RTI: xp_sp3_enu.rtiz

Found RTI: xp_sp3_enu.rtiz

Done Looking For RTI Files.

Performing Checks...

UNOFFICIAL MD5 HASH: - File 'modules\Windows_Seven_x64\NonCritical\NonCritical_files\IE11-Windows6.1-x64-en-us.exe' (RTI:'seven_x64_sp1.rtiz')

                       Expected: 839A1A4D5043D694CD324C33937E00AE Got D7B62027EC610E01965DB62A042F8E33



The Script 'AutoPatcher Windows 7 SP1 (x64)' Is In UnOfficial Status. If You Do Not See Why Above And Want To Know Why,

        Run Sweeper.exe with /verbose CommandLine

Performing Empty Dir Check...

Done

...is something hinky on my end or has one of the packages changed?

[Whatacrock]

@themadkansan -- something is kinky on going at your end. Have checked the file location and download, all okay with them. Try deleting the file then download the release again, if that doesn't resolve the issue try using the download link and manually download, then move file to your autopatcher.

http://download.microsoft.com/download/ ... -en-us.exe

[Whatacrock]

Windows Seven x64 updated May 10, now available

changelog:
+KB3150220; +KB3153171; +KB3153199; +KB3154070; +KB3155178; +KB3156013; +KB3156016; +KB3156017; +KB3156019; +KB3153731;
-KB2976897; -KB3108669; -KB3124001; -KB3148198;

[Whatacrock]

Windows Seven x64 updated May 18, now available

changelog: @KB3139923; +KB3156417;

[soonet]

thanks

[Whatacrock]

Windows Seven x64 updated June 10, now available

changelog: -KB2819745; +KB3134760;

[Whatacrock]

Windows Seven x64 updated June 15, now available

changelog:
+KB3159398; +KB3160005; +KB3161664; +KB3161949; +KB3161958; +KB3164033; +KB3164035; +KB3162835;
-KB3140735; -KB3156013; -KB3153199; -KB3154070; -KB3153731;