Microsoft Patch Tuesday 7/14/2015

Windows 8.1 x64,

11 updates 152.3MB

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Wheres Josea ?


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HP Pavilion 17" AMD Elite A10-5750M-8750G-APU,Micron-Crucial Ballistix Sport- 16GB DDR3L- 1866Mhz with automatic Over/Under Clocking of DDR3 Ram by the AMD APU-1866 MHz Memory Controller-Built in the APU Architecture, Samsung EVO 250GB SSD,Logitec LS1- Laser Mouse 5000 DPI, Seagate Backup Plus USB 3.0 drive -1TB size, Windows 8.1 Full Retail Box Version, 64 Bit installed. I have Lexar S33 32GB USB 3 Jump Drive ~ 100/50 MB/s.

 

Note with Win 10, Patch Tuesdays are gone, Win 10 Home and Pro do windows update on the fly-when they come out-difference Pro users can defer the updates.

Are you ready for windows updates on the Fly ?

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HP Pavilion 17" AMD Elite A10-5750M-8750G-APU,Micron-Crucial Ballistix Sport- 16GB DDR3L- 1866Mhz with automatic Over/Under Clocking of DDR3 Ram by the AMD APU-1866 MHz Memory Controller-Built in the APU Architecture, Samsung EVO 250GB SSD,Logitec LS1- Laser Mouse 5000 DPI, Seagate Backup Plus USB 3.0 drive -1TB size, Windows 8.1 Full Retail Box Version, 64 Bit installed. I have Lexar S33 32GB USB 3 Jump Drive ~ 100/50 MB/s.

 

He's probably had it. It is interesting, by the way, how this forum has been going downhill in parallel with the growing disenchantment of the general user base with Microsoft Windows. It really feels like we witness an ecosystem slowly dying here. A bit sad, really.

Does anybody remember the kind of excitement that was in the air, in anticipation of the next OS release from Microsoft? This was even true for Vista, but it has stopped after Windows 7. I have talked about this a long time ago, saying that a second massive failure, after the complete disaster that was Wind8.x, would do irreversible damage. Well, here we are...

 

Gimme a mugshot of Josea, I'll print some missing person posters

 

Yeah, the days of when new tech generated excitement.

 

Windows 7x64 Ult Sp1

13 important updates selected, 151.7MB

 

Win 7 64 - 75.4 mb of updates. Several did not update. I will try again later.

Edited post to say that I tried those failed updates again but four would not install.

 

I had that same problem as well with my offline downloads. I installed those that installed rebooted and reinstall a 2nd, 3rd time and those installed. So it could be that others update had to be running for the other updates to properly install.

 

I tried after a reboot also. Didn't work.

 

Were those offline downloads? My updates are always offline download to install. After alot of MS update problem I choose to go to the page download the updates and then updated locally not online by the process of Windows Update. I let it tell me the updates but I don't let it install.

 

No, only online update tried. Need link for the off line update if you have it handy. For now I have hid the online updates that will not install. Thanks for the suggestion of offline update. One was a update for Office 2007 as I use 2007 MS Publisher for some jobs.

 

One of the updates is breaking/disabling the video drivers on both my Intel HD4600 and AMD 8790M. Nightmare!

I have a Dell e6540 with Windows 7 Pro

 

Ding Ding Ding Ding! We have a winner! Congrats... this is what I've been talking about. Just think with Windows 10 you won't have the option to not install those updates and just have to wait for Microsoft, Intel, or AMD (or all three) to issue a fix.

 

The GPUs seem to be disabled after 2-3 reboots or a certain period of time. I've just tried re-installing the Intel HD4600 drivers to try and restore functionality with the updates installed, but no luck. Both the GPU and drivers/control panel fail to initialize. It's as if the updates are disabled the GPU devises themselves. I'm at a loss!

 

i was getting this with windows 10 in optimus....kept failing.

 

How I do my offline download is to open the Windows update in IE.
1. make windows update to manual check only to inform of updates
2. then let it check and then click on the link in the box for Windows update the first line that will take you to the actual updates
3. click on each one of the update for MS and then to the left box click on the "More Information" link
4. this will open a separate link to the actual site in MS that is the download link for the update listed in the Windows Update.
5. each time you click on each update it opens a new tab for each so download one first and close the browser or tab and then go to the next one-I downloaded for both x86 and x64 versions so I have both versions of Windows 7 just in case.
6. after you get the Updates that you need and closed the browner double check to make sure the Updates match the Update in the Windows Update box....
**** Warning Don't close the WindowsUpdate til your finish*******
7. otherwise you will have to reopen Windows Update to verify if you got all the updates you needed
8. The same can be done for Microsoft Office 2013 as well...I am guessing it can also be used for Office 2010 also.

PS. I do know there are some Windows updates that you can not do with this method and I found a way but is more complicated. This was a Learn in Process to figure all this out and wasn't easy but now that I know it-it saves alot of time and headache

1. go to you Windows directory and look for the "WindowsUpdate" txt and in there your Windows only update will be listed there.
2. you have to know the kbxxxx filename and then search for it - it will be like kbxxxx.msu that is the file you need.
3. copy just the link between http: and .msu and then use a downloader or IE or whatever browser and download the exact update to a folder to keep it
4. when you download it-it will be example: windows6.1-kb2952664-v12-x64_e326a7b535c8f62b160b59ab59ffb071bacd891b.msu
5. once you get it you can save it and never worry about if I reboot where did all my offline downloads go.
6. This how I been doing all my updates since getting Windows 7 alot of work but at least I know they will install should I ever redo a complete Reinstall of Windows 7 again.

If there is any update I redo it and post it again in a REV...instructions.