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Windows 7 x64 updated September 4, now available

changelog: +KB3033929; -KB3035131;


Was updating a VM and installed updates using AP, but when it was put online at Windows Update received KB3033929. After some reading realized that this superseded KB3035131 even though they have the same release date. Checked the other VM and it showed both updates installed, this occurs if KB3035131 is installed before KB3033929, but if KB3033929 is installed first, and you try to install KB3035131, it will report it is already installed. In AP,3035131 will be displayed in black if 3033929 is installed.

Windows 7 x64 updated September 8, now available

changelog:
+KB3069114; +KB3083324; +KB3084135; +KB3087038; +KB3087039; +KB3087918;
-KB3074886; -KB3075516; -KB3078071; -KB3087985; -KB3075220; -KB3075222; -KB3046002; -KB2859903;

Please remember that the release only supports Internet Explorer 11 and RDP 8.1, all lower versions have been removed

"Please remember that the release only supports Window 11 and RDP 8.1, all lower versions have been removed"

Huh

older-than-dirt wrote:"Please remember that the release only supports Window 11 and RDP 8.1, all lower versions have been removed"

Huh

I think he means IE 11

You saved my bacon ChrisJ, that is precisely what I meant. Must remember to put my reading glasses on when I post.

Windows 7 x64 has been updated September 15, now available

changelog: +KB2999226; +KB3080079;

Windows 7 x64 updated October 6, now available

changelog: +KB3083710;

Windows 7 x64 updated October 13, now available

changelog:
+KB3042058; +KB3080446; +KB3088195; +KB3093513; +KB3093983; +KB3097966;
-KB3087038; -KB3079757; -KB3057154;

Windows 7 x64 updated October 20, now available

This update is to remove superseded files that still exist in the release...

changelog: -KB2939576; -KB2876331; -KB3046482; -KB2862966;

Windows 7 x64 updated October 21, now available

changelog: +KB3081954; +KB3095649;