Windows 10: Windows 7 KB4534310 (final update) released, download offline installers

On January 14, Windows 7 reached the end of life and the operating system will no longer receive any other security patches. Windows 7 KB4534310 is apparently the final update for the OS and KB4534314 is the last security-only update.

Windows 7 EOL (End of Life) means the OS would no longer receive security updates and patches from Microsoft and KB4534310 is the final or last update. Windows 7 Home and Pro users shouldn’t expect any updates or critical patched from Microsoft after January 14.

To download the last update on Windows 7, just open Control Panel and then choose Windows Update. Select ‘Check for updates’ to check for new updates if you don’t see this particular patch listed on the screen.

You might need to install the patch via the Install updates button, depending on the configuration of Windows Update you’re using. As always, you can download Windows 7 KB4534310 offline installers and manually update the PCs.

KB4534310 Download Links for Windows 7


Windows 7 KB4534310 Direct Download Links: 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit.

KB4534310 for Windows 7 Changelog


As you’d probably guess, the monthly rollup for Windows 7 comes with security fixes only. According to the changelog, Microsoft has resolved issues with various core components of the OS including Windows Storage and Filesystems, Windows Input and Composition, Microsoft Scripting Engine, and Windows Server.

Microsoft has also released security-only update KB4534314 for Windows 7 and it comes with all the aforementioned improvements. Windows 7’s Servicing Stack Update KB4536952 is also available for download.

What’s next for Windows 7 users


British intelligence agency recommends users to stop using Windows 7 and migrate to a supported operating system. If you don’t want to install Windows 10, you should not use Windows 7 machine to connect to the internet and browse the web or address sensitive data such as payment gateway or emails.

Since the support for Windows 7 has reached EOL and the last quality update has been released, Microsoft really wants consumers to know that it’s time for an upgrade.

Microsoft has been pushing out a user-friendly reminder to Windows 7 PCs about the product’s EOL. Starting January 15, Microsoft will be a bit more aggressive and full-screen warning messages will pop up on your Windows 7 device.



As you can see in the above screenshot, the full-screen notification describes the risk of using Windows 7 after January 14. Unlike the aggressive marketing push in 2015, the latest notification will be temporary and users can easily dismiss it.

According to Microsoft, Windows 7’s upgrade notification will show up on in most editions of Windows 7 including Home and Ultimate.

As we pointed out last year, customers can still upgrade to Windows 10 for free. Or you can also purchase a new desktop, laptop or 2-in-1 device from Microsoft and its partners.

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Windows 7 Ultimate (64) Security updates not installing.

I have been having problems in installing the updates that I have listed below. For each update I attempted to install them individually but they would not install. I also downloaded the SURT 6.1 KB947821 v27. The problem has been going on now for about 2 months. (whenever the issue with the updates comes to mind I am never near my pc). Thank you in advance.


Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 9 for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2838727)
Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2757638)
Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2785220)
Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2790113)
Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2813170)
Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2813430)
Security Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2839894)
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2726535)
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2773072)
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2786400)
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2798162)
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB2808679)

 

Simplifying updates for Windows 7 and 8.1

0x8007000E is fixed by KB3102810! 229 important and 9 optionals updates found in under 5 minutes!



Going to try putting that into the slipstream as well and if it works, all should be...as it should be. That said, that's a lot of updates post-rollup. I wonder if they aren't installed but they're already available.


Edit: Can't edit the post with the instructions so here is an updated instruction list. Note that these are for x86. The DISM commands need to be adjusted for other platforms:

• Download Windows 7 Professional SP1 (SP1 is very, very important because there's no way to offline update gold to SP1).
• Mount the ISO and extract it somewhere.
• Create a folder "C:\test"
• Copy "\sources\install.wim" from the mounted ISO and place it in "C:\test"
• Download KB3020369 and place the MSU in "C:\test"
• Download KB3102810 and place the MSU in "C:\test"
• Download KB3125574 and place the MSU in "C:\test" but NOTE, this step requires Internet Explorer (tested with 11) running from an administrator account. You can't use a limited user account and log in when prompted. It will do nothing if you do.
• Create the folder "C:\test\offline"
• Start the Command Prompt as administrator.
• The next 4 steps are ran in the command prompt. Mount install.wim:
  
• Apply the PackageManager patch, the Windows Update patch, and then begin applying the rollup. Note: this will fail at 33.3%!
  
• Apply the rollup again so it goes through 100%:
  
• Save the mounted image back into your install.wim:
  

 

Windows update downloader

It was a nice find, very useful for offline installs of win 7. All the updates for win 7 are about 350MB.