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Windows 10 has been out for a while now but it’s still nowhere near being the most used Windows operating system. That distinction falls to Windows 7 which was released back in 2009. For many Windows 7 users, there is simply because the operating system is stable and does everything they want. As the Windows 10 free upgrade offer ended in 2016, it’s probably the case that many current Windows 7 users will use it until support runs out in 2020 or they purchase a new computer. Despite its popularity, the last was released way back in 2011.

If you install Windows from one of those discs, there are dozens of patches and hotfixes found when you check for updates. Rather belatedly, Microsoft tried to reduce this problem by releasing the Convenience Rollup update in April 2016 which includes 123 patches. But even that is not enough and it still leaves the system requiring well over fifty more patches to get fully up to date. Instead of getting everything through Windows update, a quicker way is such as a USB flash drive or hard drive. This is faster but still takes time. A better option is to integrate all the updates into the Windows media so they are installed as part of the original operating system.

To do this, Vista has its own version called which doesn’t work too well with Windows 7 Service Pack 1. Here we’ll show you how to integrate the Convenience Rollup Update and all the other required Windows 7 updates into a Windows 7 install disc.

That includes Internet Explorer 11 and newer.NET Framework versions. This means minimal updates are required from the start and Windows doesn’t become bloated with hundreds of separate updates before you even start to use it. The process is quite easy once you’ve gone through it once or twice. Downloading the Required Windows 7 Updates The first thing you need is obviously a copy of all the Windows updates to integrate into the install media. For this purpose, we are using the Windows Updates Downloader (WUD) tool. Sadly the WUD Windows update lists have not been touched since 2015 and the project appears to be pretty much abandoned.

However, with a custom third party update list it’s still one of the easiest programs to use for downloading updates and hotfixes from Microsoft. (version 2.50) and install the program.

Download the following update list to match your 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 7 install media. The below update lists have been created by Raymond.cc and include required patches and hotfixes from Microsoft to the stated date. (updated January 31st 2019) (updated January 31st 2019) Note that we probably won’t be able to update these files every month, but will try our best to release a new update list every 2 or 3 months at the latest.

These lists do not contain all available Microsoft patches but those that will bring a standard system up to date in accordance with Windows Update. One exception is the definitions for Windows Defender which are updated daily.

Double click the downloaded.ULZ file to import the list to the WUD program. Note: If you don’t get a popup saying the ULZ file has been imported, for some reason your system has not been correctly configured to recognize the.ULZ filetype. The.ULZ is actually a renamed ZIP file containing a.UL file which is an XML file. To manually import the update list, extract the.ULZ file with and copy the.UL file to the following location: C: Users [username] AppData Local Supremus Corporation Windows Updates Downloader When WUD is run the list should now be present in the drop down. Open the WUD program, click Change to choose the download folder for the updates and make sure the Update List in the drop down is for Windows 7 SP1 x86 or x64. To get your Windows 7 up to date with patches and hotfixes download everything in all sections apart from Optional Software. Click Check all and uncheck Optional Updates if you don’t want anything from that section.