Windows 7 does not support continuing to receive new updates since January 14, 2020. Users can choose to update to Windows 10 or migrate to a free operating system as a Linux distribution. For its part, companies may choose to pay within the next three years to access updates. However, they found that these paid updates are installed free of charge to all users. We tell you all the details ...
The only alternative is ESU or extended Windows 7 security updates available for Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Enterprise. This allows us to receive updates for 3 years, but it is only available to companies. In addition, the price increases every year.
However, a few weeks ago they found a way to skip checking and installing payment updates on user computers like Windows 7 Home. This "hack" worked perfectly with the payment updates released last Tuesday. These updates were installed without problems on Windows 7 Home computers.
To get these updates we need to follow a few simple steps. First of all, it is important to underline that we should not install the KB4537829 patch under any circumstances. We start the process:
- install bypass. We can download it from: Gitlab Password for decompression: 2020
- Download and install the ESU beta update: KB4528069.
Restart the system.
Install updates: KB4538483, KB4537820, KB4537767, and KB4537813.
The important thing about the process was to make a backup copy of the files to avoid problems.
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