- #LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 HOW TO#
- #LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 INSTALL#
- #LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 PATCH#
- #LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 SOFTWARE#
- #LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 CODE#
#LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 INSTALL#
Install the latest update rollup from Decemthat was released before the end of mainstream Windows 7 support.Install the " Decemservicing stack update (SSU) " KB4531786.
#LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 CODE#
Install the " SHA-2 code signing support update for Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008: Septem" KB4474419.Install the " Maservicing stack update (SSU) " KB4490628.
#LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 SOFTWARE#
Ensure your antivirus software is up-to-date if you have any installed, or if you do not have antivirus software installed, either install Microsoft Security Essentials or follow Microsoft’s guide to install a registry key that will ignore the lack of antivirus software. Incompatible antivirus solutions are known to cause stop errors (blue screen errors).
Due to the March 2018 requirements imposed by Microsoft, a check for Spectre- and Meltdown-compatible antivirus is required to receive updates. Download and install the appropriate version of KB3172605 known as the “July 2016 update rollup for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1.” ( alternate link to KB3172605 files ). Download and install the appropriate version of KB3145739 known as “Microsoft Security Bulletin MS16-039 - Security Update for Microsoft Graphics component (3148522).” ( alternate link to KB3145739 files ). Restart the PC, even if not prompted to do so. Download and install the appropriate version of KB3138612 known as “Windows Update Client for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2: March 2016.” ( alternate link to KB3138612 files ). 
Option 2: Using the Microsoft Update Catalog (try a different browser if you encounter problems). Download and install the appropriate version of KB3125574 known as the "Convenience Rollup". Restart the PC, even if not prompted to do so. Download and install the prerequisite KB3020369, known as the "April 2015 servicing stack update for Windows 7." ( alternate link to KB3020369 files ) #LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 PATCH#
To install the "Convenience Rollup" you will need to install a prerequisite patch first. If your Windows 7 install does not include Service Pack 1, be sure to install Windows 7 Service Pack 1 first. If you did not choose "Ask me later" as your update setting during the install process, change your update settings via "Start" > "Windows Update" > "Change settings" > and choose "Never check for updates (not recommended)." Then restart your computer. One of the biggest issues users have encountered with the Convenience Rollup is when Windows Update gets stuck on "Checking for updates" with the graphic continually looping, giving no sign of progress being made. They require additional user actions, such as making registry settings. We intentionally did not include any specific post-Service Pack 1 updates in convenience rollup 3125574 for which the following conditions are true: Microsoft notes that this was done on purpose : While the Convenience Rollup includes a large number of updates, there are many others that are not bundled with it and these additional updates can take quite some time to find and install through Windows Update. Hoping to simplify the update process on a fresh install, in May 2016 Microsoft released what has been dubbed the " Convenience Rollup " encapsulating many Windows 7 updates that came after the release of Service Pack 1. However, Enterprise customers are still being provided with even further security updates into 2023. Mainstream support for Windows 7 has ended a couple of years ago, and extended support ended in January of 2020. #LAST WINDOWS 7 UPDATE 2019 HOW TO#
Still, this represents millions of systems around the globe, and users still need to know how to update Windows to the furthest extent possible. As of October 2020, Windows 7 only claims around 18.5% of Windows marketshare globally. When this article was originally written in 2016, Windows 7 still accounted for over 40% of Windows users. This can be alleviated for users without an antivirus solution by installing Microsoft Security Essentials, or by installing a registry key that would be created by antivirus solutions to pass the check by Windows Update. Microsoft is requiring all antivirus software vendors to attest to the compatibility of their applications by setting a Windows registry key, but this also affects users with no antivirus solution. Users that have antivirus solutions that do not meet this compatibility requirement will likely encounter 'blue screen' errors. March 2018: Microsoft has implemented an update restriction that requires users to install antivirus software that is compatible with patches for Spectre and Meltdown to receive updates in Windows 7.
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