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@DesertJerry -- thanks for the heads up. As you may be aware the Windows Update Agent no longer has a stand alone installer, so users must enable the Windows Update in their Operating System to receive this update.

Windows Seven x64 updated as a result of out cycle update released by Microsoft. Script updated August 28, now on main list (release dated August 27)

changelog: +KB2993651; +KB2976897;

Please note that KB2976897 is now reinstated..

Windows Seven x64 updated September 3, now on main list

changelog: +KB2970228 (reinstated);

Windows Seven x64 updated for September, now on main list

changelog: +KB2977629; +KB2982378; +KB2977728; +KB2978092; +KB2985461; -KB2976627;

KB2977629_IE11_seven_x64.apm

Section:
[Installation]
"Module:\IE10-Windows6.1-KB2977629-x64.msu" /quiet /norestart

Should be:
[Installation]
"Module:\IE11-Windows6.1-KB2977629-x64.msu" /quiet /norestart

@fragXpert -- thanks for picking that up, will correct and re-upload very shortly

Corrected, re-uploaded, script now dated September 11

Windows 7 x64 updated September 23, now on main list

changelog: -KB2981580; +KB2998527;

Windows Seven x64 out of cycle update, script updated October 1

changelog: +KB3001554; -KB2709981-v2;

Updated script now available, date of release remains the same

changelog: -KB2524375; -KB2484033; -KB2488113; -KB2699779;

Windows Seven x64 updated for October 2014, now on main list

changelog:
+KB2949927; +KB2977292; +KB2984972; +KB2984976; +KB2984981; +KB2987107; +KB3000061; +KB3000869;
-KB2534366; -KB2639308; -KB2679255; -KB2718704; -KB2749655; -KB2977629; -KB2982378; -KB2677070;