File Details |
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| File Size | 983.3 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 7/Server 2003/Server 2008/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | April 19, 2016 |
| Total Downloads | 27,061 |
| Publisher | Microsoft Corp. |
| Homepage | Microsoft Security Release ISO Image |
Publisher's Description
This DVD5 ISO image file contains the security updates for Windows released on Windows Update. The image does not contain security updates for other Microsoft products. This DVD5 ISO image is intended for administrators that need to download multiple individual language versions of each security update and that do not use an automated solution such as Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). You can use this ISO image to download multiple updates in all languages at the same time.
Latest Reviews
some guy reviewed vFebruary 2014 on Feb 12, 2014
use WSUS Offline Update
http://fileforum.betanew...ine-Update/1293039523/1
rhinohide reviewed vNovember 2013 on Nov 13, 2013
"This DVD5 ISO image is intended for administrators that need to download multiple individual language versions of each security update"
Wouldn't those admins be the ones MOST LIKELY to already be running WSUS and therefore the LEAST LIKELY to need this !?!?!?!
Dear Microsoft, What we normal folks at home or small business need is a free WSUS lite that we can run on one of our PC's so we can update the other 2 or 10 pc's without needing to download all the updates over and over. -Also- We need an ISO image that contains ALL the updates since Win7 SP1 so that when we build a new system we can apply all the updates at once. (I'm sure Microsoft reads these reviews B-)
CaptainSpeleo reviewed vAugust 2014 on Aug 13, 2013
There will be no Service Pack 2 upgrade for Windows 7. Microsoft announced that awhile back.
some guy reviewed vAugust 2014 on Aug 13, 2013
how about service pack 2 for windows 7 long overdue !
some guy reviewed vJuly 2013 on Jul 11, 2013
How about service pack 2 SP2 for windows 7 already !
Zootopia3001 reviewed vJuly 2013 on Jul 10, 2013
Oodles upon oodles on top of oodles of Microsoft.NET security updates for July 2013. When .NET was first introduced way back when, described by MS as "a set of tools", I knew it would end up being a disaster.
some guy reviewed vFebruary 2013 on Feb 13, 2013
what is the purpose off this ? a off line updater would be fantastic !
Music4Ever reviewed vAugust 2012 on Aug 15, 2012
When I see how easily & quietly Linux updates with a re-boot being a rare occasion compared to the hassle of each 'Patch Tuesday' it does make me think more & more the 1% of the population using Linux have got it right & how messed up MS Windows really is -
MS couldn't organize a booze up in a brewery - And yet more fixes for .NET Framework which I hate with a passion ~
-Lord- reviewed vJuly 2012 on Jul 10, 2012
someguy: tampon? good one.. but that would mean I still get more pu55y than you. There's something you should try... a GIRLFRIEND and put the WoW away.
MS blows. but we're stuck with their crap because the sheeple don't know better.
some guy reviewed vJune 2012 on Jun 12, 2012
-Lord- ? when could a tampon learn to use a keyboard interesting..... but back to the software ,,,,, crap doesn't not detect basically what you need, I wish it did boy would it save me bandwidth if it could actually scan and install the updates on this ISO it would save me IT guys a frigging head ache
some guy reviewed vFebruary 2014 on Feb 12, 2014
use WSUS Offline Update
http://fileforum.betanew...ine-Update/1293039523/1
rhinohide reviewed vNovember 2013 on Nov 13, 2013
"This DVD5 ISO image is intended for administrators that need to download multiple individual language versions of each security update"
Wouldn't those admins be the ones MOST LIKELY to already be running WSUS and therefore the LEAST LIKELY to need this !?!?!?!
Dear Microsoft, What we normal folks at home or small business need is a free WSUS lite that we can run on one of our PC's so we can update the other 2 or 10 pc's without needing to download all the updates over and over. -Also- We need an ISO image that contains ALL the updates since Win7 SP1 so that when we build a new system we can apply all the updates at once. (I'm sure Microsoft reads these reviews B-)
CaptainSpeleo reviewed vAugust 2014 on Aug 13, 2013
There will be no Service Pack 2 upgrade for Windows 7. Microsoft announced that awhile back.
some guy reviewed vAugust 2014 on Aug 13, 2013
how about service pack 2 for windows 7 long overdue !
some guy reviewed vJuly 2013 on Jul 11, 2013
How about service pack 2 SP2 for windows 7 already !
Zootopia3001 reviewed vJuly 2013 on Jul 10, 2013
Oodles upon oodles on top of oodles of Microsoft.NET security updates for July 2013. When .NET was first introduced way back when, described by MS as "a set of tools", I knew it would end up being a disaster.
some guy reviewed vFebruary 2013 on Feb 13, 2013
what is the purpose off this ? a off line updater would be fantastic !
Music4Ever reviewed vAugust 2012 on Aug 15, 2012
When I see how easily & quietly Linux updates with a re-boot being a rare occasion compared to the hassle of each 'Patch Tuesday' it does make me think more & more the 1% of the population using Linux have got it right & how messed up MS Windows really is -
MS couldn't organize a booze up in a brewery - And yet more fixes for .NET Framework which I hate with a passion ~
-Lord- reviewed vJuly 2012 on Jul 10, 2012
someguy: tampon? good one.. but that would mean I still get more pu55y than you. There's something you should try... a GIRLFRIEND and put the WoW away.
MS blows. but we're stuck with their crap because the sheeple don't know better.
some guy reviewed vJune 2012 on Jun 12, 2012
-Lord- ? when could a tampon learn to use a keyboard interesting..... but back to the software ,,,,, crap doesn't not detect basically what you need, I wish it did boy would it save me bandwidth if it could actually scan and install the updates on this ISO it would save me IT guys a frigging head ache
-Lord- reviewed vJune 2012 on Jun 12, 2012
some guy: you should get a life. I rate this low too because even though he seems to be a loud mouthed grown up baby about it, he does have a point.
some guy reviewed vMay 2012 on May 9, 2012
4.2 ratting but all I see are 1 star ratings Beta News you should become a politician!
some guy reviewed vApril 2012 on Apr 11, 2012
I repair PC's for a living and get alot of windows 7 re-installs and windows update fails miserably, usually have to do a few at a time and takes very long. As the person below said why can't you make the update scan the PC with a third party software and install the updates off the ISO? the bandwidth and time this would save,,,, but then again MS hasn't been well know to actually listen to what thew user wants...
kronos1962 reviewed vFebruary 2012 on Feb 16, 2012
I was under the impression that this disk would scan a system then install its updates accordingly.
Unless I didn’t burn the ISO correctly it is a manual thing and time consuming.
There doesn’t seem to be that many updates. I guess it’s just updates for Feb of 2012 and not all the important updates from the last year or so.
CyberDoc999 reviewed vDecember 2010 on Dec 15, 2010
now after all of the xp updates I need a new computer
the updates made my pentium 4 run too slow
some guy reviewed vMay 2010 on May 11, 2010
I just did a reformat on a desktop Xp sp3 installed and this had one update. Then I head over to the MS update site go through the battle of MS checking to see if I have a legal copy I have like 40 updates their if not more, so I give this a 1 set sail ti fail
mancubs reviewed vMarch 2010 on Mar 10, 2010
you will find spy wear in it up dates of m,s has it get rid of m,s and do linex open sauce
anomoly reviewed vAugust 2009 on Aug 11, 2009
I tried the last one (for xp). Of the 200+MB file all it had was a less than 2mb update. Better off with simply using windows update via ie which is more all inclusive to your own setup.
Daddy_Spank reviewed vJune 2008 on Jun 11, 2008
This is a really useful thing to have especially if you install windows on several computers. My home has 4 computers and this saved me a lot of time when I upgraded to Vista. (which by the way works flawlessly. SP1 is a major improvement, even though transfers over network is still slow).
Banquo reviewed vFebruary 2008 on Feb 20, 2008
As mentioned this is not intended for home users. This is just a collection of all the "latest" updates in every language for system administrators and such. There's no reason for the average person to download this. For it's intended purpose it's fine, but I'm really not sure why it's posted on Betanews.
burfadel reviewed vMay 2007 on May 9, 2007
hmmm, how do you rate this? I rate it as 5 for the intended purpose, 0 for the normal user. The benefit for the normal user is nil, its not what its intended for. Going by the reviews here people misunderstand the intentions of this image. Its really only beneficial to system administrators, especially those that have to deal machines that have different languages on them.
IMKey reviewed vSeptember 2006 on Sep 13, 2006
wingo,
I the autopatcher hotfixes with the nlite hotfix integration thing... most of them do integrate well... If you are having trouble selecting all the hotfixes. use winrar to package them all in a rar/zip and extract without restoring folder info, so they're all in one folder. This makes it easy to to mass select hotfixes in nlite.
utomo reviewed vSeptember 2006 on Sep 12, 2006
It is too big to download this file. microsoft need to provide single download which cover all. somthing like Sp3 maybe will be better.
otherwise people will choose autopatcher which will make our live easier
radiomaffia reviewed vMay 2006 on May 10, 2006
Contains 6 patches and then download a ISO file 194Mb big? No thanks, let us just wait for servicepack 3 cdrom for our XP in our own language. This is just, as earlier said, for companys with several systems in use, not intresting for the home-user because of the unessary big download
wingo reviewed vMay 2006 on May 10, 2006
Well this is the best if YOU NEED IT!. autopatcher is not useful with nLite so its of no use for me, besides autopatcher is not released as often as ms hotfixes. =)
Staff_Tech01 reviewed vMay 2006 on May 10, 2006
Forget this and go with Autopatcher...Not only do you get critical and non-critical updates but you also get some useful tweaks as well...
mmatheny reviewed vApril 2006 on Apr 13, 2006
Why don't they release a single ISO like the first two releases? This is more work/confusing than before!
Howell reviewed vApril 2006 on Apr 13, 2006
As it has already been said : download this only if you need multiple languages of these patch...
If you do not need multiple localized versions on patches it is better to download individual files ;)
billweh reviewed vApril 2006 on Apr 12, 2006
All but the last KB is for Windows XP. However, this set of ISOs (all are "required") contain the various versions of each security release, but for a number of languages that are supported by Windows.
That's why these are so big, because some of them contain 24 copies of the patch, one for each language supported.
If you are supporting multiple language versions of the OS, then this would be for you. If not, then just follow the links for the MSxxx that are there to download each of the patches individually for your own language.
This CD image contains the following updates:
KB911565 / (MS06-005)
Windows XP - 24 languages
KB912812 / (MS06-013)
Windows Server 2003 (32-bit x86) - 18 languages
Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition - 2 languages
Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems - 4 languages
Windows XP - 24 languages
Windows XP x64 Edition – 2 languages
Windows 2000 – 25 languages
KB911562 / (MS06-014)
Windows Server 2003 (32-bit x86) - 18 languages
Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition - 2 languages
Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems - 4 languages
Windows XP - 24 languages
Windows XP x64 Edition – 2 languages
Windows 2000 – 25 languages
KB908531 / (MS06-015)
Windows Server 2003 (32-bit x86) - 18 languages
Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition - 2 languages
Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems - 4 languages
Windows XP - 24 languages
Windows XP x64 Edition – 2 languages
Windows 2000 – 25 languages
KB911567 / (MS06-016)
Windows Server 2003 (32-bit x86) - 18 languages
Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition - 2 languages
Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems - 4 languages
Windows XP - 24 languages
Windows XP x64 Edition – 2 languages
Windows 2000 – 25 languages
KB908981 / (MS06-017)
Windows Server 2003 (32-bit x86) - 18 languages
Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based Systems - 4 languages
slushdot reviewed vApril 2006 on Apr 12, 2006
I don't get it, there are 6 different ISO's, which one should I get for WinXP? It's not clear, I've read the whole page.
FlipmodeBG reviewed vApril 2006 on Apr 12, 2006
OMG? There are 5 different ISOs, overall size 1.8+ GB. And only six security updates.
Waste of time and space, I think.