Servicing Stack 2019-09 kb4516655 & some updates fail clean install.

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  1. Posts : 6,021
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       #21

    Hi Cittizin7,

    Cittizin7 said:
    I would still like to know if I can DL the ISO using the windows-iso downloader in case I ever loose my DVD. What item in the drop down menu do I choose? OEM ...?
    In case you lose the DVD, just COPY the DVD to an external HDD!

    I hope this helps!
    Last edited by Paul Black; 20 Oct 2019 at 13:57.
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  2. Posts : 3,615
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       #22

    I give up!
    Can't help if everyone is chiming in and confusing OP
    Bill
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  3. Posts : 44
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       #23

    Snick said:
    I give up!
    Can't help if everyone is chiming in and confusing OP
    Bill

    Don't give up because I think I prefer to use your WU method over the other one. Just prefer to go the MS way.


    I'm going to run setup from my desktop.
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  4. Posts : 3,615
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       #24

    Cittizin7,
    It is hard to work with an individual on their problem when others, trying to help, cause confusion. As I state repeatedly, just because you can force an update to install, doesn't mean your computer issue is now resolved. Usually that is not the case... That is the reason for the Windows Update Posting Instructions. When you run SFC /Scannow, SFCFix.exe by Niemiro, M$'s System Update Readiness Tool, or preferably my AutoSURT SURT inhanced. The CheckSUR.log is created & the CBS.log is updated. Interpreting the log requires some time and practice, if SURT is clean, in place Upgrade will most likely work. If not, there are usually major registry corruptions, yes, fix that too, or I know those who CAN, my Win Update Instructors
    RE: In Place Upgrade
    If you extract the contents of the ISO or a DVD with SP1 to a folder on your desktop with 7zip you can run setup.exe from there.
    Make sure you have your 25 character product key.
    KeyFinder | Magical Jelly Bean is good. I usually copy it into notepad and save it on USB and to desktop.
    You want the CD Key not Product ID from MJB
    When you run setup.exe
    follow prompts to and click Upgrade
    piece of cake, I do them all the time.
    If upgrade fails, then...well...that's why I'm here to help you make it work!
    Bill
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  5. Posts : 44
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       #25

    I've collected software in prep for the Repair. That's probably about all I will get done today. Hopefully I will be able to actually start tomorrow. thanks!
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  6. Posts : 44
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       #26

    Snick said:
    Cittizin7,
    It is hard to work with an individual on their problem when others, trying to help, cause confusion.
    As I state repeatedly, just because you can force an update to install, doesn't mean your computer issue is now resolved. Usually that is not the case...
    RE: In Place Upgrade
    If you extract the contents of the ISO or a DVD with SP1 to a folder on your desktop with 7zip you can run setup.exe from there.
    Make sure you have your 25 character product key.
    KeyFinder | Magical Jelly Bean is good. I usually copy it into notepad and save it on USB and to desktop.
    You want the CD Key not Product ID from MJB
    When you run setup.exe
    follow prompts to and click Upgrade
    piece of cake, I do them all the time.
    If upgrade fails, then...well...that's why I'm here to help you make it work!
    Bill
    Ok Snick, it's I have downloaded the tools you listed in a previous docx link on repair install, dism++, disk cleanup low disk. etc... When you say cd key do you mean my Windows 7 License key? Or do I have to use keyfinder to grab something else? If you have time, I can make time to walk through all this now. Thanks!
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  7. Posts : 44
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit.
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       #27

    My concern is how to use DISM++ to install WUs. Your instructions are general. I want to make sure I install required updates, such as servicing stacks SHA-2 etc... I assume from your instructions that there are check boxes, so I can skip stuff like all the malicious software tool updates. I also am wondering if the updates provided include "optional" that I can review.
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  8. Posts : 44
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       #28

    Am going to run the disk cleanup low disk batch file now before the repair per your docx instructions, snick
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  9. Posts : 3,615
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       #29

    DISM++, you install it, you run it
    you click update left side of window
    you click scan
    it scans and lists the updates available
    you pick and choose what you want
    if it has a troubled history it will tell you and let you choose to install it or not.
    If you have enough RAM you can install almost every update without restart.
    As with Windows Update, it is not very proficient with order of updates, therefore, some might fail.
    Try again.
    then run
    sfc /scannow
    AutoSURT64
    and look at the CheckSUR.log
    Everything should be clean.
    Check out Ninite - Install or Update Multiple Apps at Once
    One click installers for many of your favorite programs & if you click on the installer again, auto update, cool, YES!
    I use them all the time, and some are in my Windows Update Tools in my Footer. I like free and I don't link or recommend any crapware or crapware download sites, EVER!
    Bill
    Last edited by Snick; 20 Oct 2019 at 12:03. Reason: typo
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  10. Posts : 3,615
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       #30

    That saves you disk space in Windows.old backup
    saves you time copying all that junk
    saves you time with in placed Upgrade, period.
    Like? YES,
    ¡ouǝnq ʎnɯ
    Flipped my lid, no.
    Bill
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