hi guys,
just reinstalled win7, got over 200 updates to install, some guys say install the updates in blocks of five, rather then try to install all 200 updates in one attempt,
do i take the first block of five from the top of the update list to in stall first or do i take the first five from the bottom of the update list ?????
thanks for your help, bluesfloyd.
I reinstalled Windows 7 for my uncle about a month ago and did all at one time no trouble at all.
Jerry
I would do them in packs of 50. Then you do not loose so much time in case you have to go back to a restore point.
Your lucky, as i have just installed win7 x64 updated it to SP1 and then the next Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 that it downloaded and installed has nuked windows update, it now stay searching for updated and it isn't even checking the ms servers I have installed this crap 3 times today on the same machine, the machine is brand new, and nothing else installed apart from usb3 and 3.1 drivers and GPU drivers and ant virus eset this would appear to be the same or very similar to my issue, i hope there is a solution that actually works unlike Microsoft offerings all useless, sorry to hi jack this thread
The list of updates would have come in. You just have to let it search for one or two days... Or, you can skip installing Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 and install the latest Windows Update Client KB3135445 and the list of updates should appear within an hour. [Windows Update Agent was renamed Windows Update Client somewhere along the way.] There are lots of threads about this. You did not see one before posting?
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The list of updates would have come in. You just have to let it search for one or two days... Or, you can skip installing Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 and install the latest Windows Update Client KB3135445 and the list of updates should appear within an hour. [Windows Update Agent was renamed Windows Update Client somewhere along the way.] There are lots of threads about this. You did not see one before posting?[/QUOTE]
hi, UsernameIssues
you mentioned above (you can skip installing Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 and install the latest Windows Update Client KB3135445 )
when/how do you skip installing Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320????
if i already have Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 installed, could i still install Windows Update Client KB3135445 ) and run it ????
thanks for your help, bluesfloyd.
Last edited by bluesfloyd; 11 Feb 2016 at 12:08.
Hi
I personally only install all of the Important updates first
This is after of course altering my update setting to separate them properly
Just a FYI KB3112343 is an Important update relating to upgrading to win-10
If you're interested in win-10 install it
If not don't right click and Hide.
Sorry that I was not clear. You don't have to skip installing Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 - but you can skip it the next time you do a fresh install of W7. Manually download and install latest installing Windows Update Client before you start the search for updates.
If/Since Windows Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 is already installed, just install the latest installing Windows Update Client over top of it.
hi,
OK, just checking, reinstalled win7 and not yet searched for updates, downloaded Update Client (KB3135445)
do i leave Update Client (KB3135445) in downloads and run it from there????
do i run/not run Update Agent 7.6.7600.320 ????
still not sure what to do, please note i am new to this pc thing,
thanks for your help guys, bluesfloyd.
If your installation media for Windows 7 already contains SP1, then the first time that you ask for updates, Windows should show you this:
You can install the requested software or you can just close that Window. It does not matter.
You can run the installation file for KB3135445 from most any folder that you wish.
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