There was already a German blog reader who has posted a comment, asking, why update KB4462923 has been re-released in the Microsoft Update Catalog: Update KB4462923 re-released at November 1, 2018 Some people experienced install issues with this update, and there are reports, that the update has been pulled and re-released (see Windows: Update issues and –re-releases October 2018). I've addressed this update within my blog post Patchday: Updates for Windows 7/8.1/Server (). Security updates to Windows Media Player, Windows Graphics, Microsoft Graphics Component, Windows Storage and Filesystems, Windows Kernel, and the Microsoft JET Database Engine. Additional roll-ups were included in the Windows 7 SP1 Convenience Rollup that adds additional functionality to the operating system.Update KB4462923 is the Monthly Rollup for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, which was released by Microsoft on October 9, 2018. The disk cleanup update cleans outdated software from the Windows directory, freeing up space with each version of the Windows 7 SP1 Convenience Rollup. The Platform update, for example, includes enhancements to various graphics systems to allow for better functionality.

The Rollup includes platform and disk cleanup updates and all improvements up until the present. The rollup contains all updates to the Windows 7 Service Pack 1, effectively making it a service pack 2. Alternativesįollowing the release of several platform updates to the Windows 7 SP1, a convenience rollup was released for new users that had not updated to SP1. Windows 7 Service Pack 1 also fixes bugs related to HDMI audio and printing XPS documents. SP1 adds support for Advanced Vector Extensions and improves IKEv2 by adding additional identification fields such as ‘E-mail ID.' The system update also adds support for Advanced Format 512e and additional Identity Federation Services. Microsoft’s Windows 7 service pack 1, also called SP1, resolves customer and partner feedback.

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