.NET Framework September 2020 Security and Quality Rollup Updates

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  Ismail Demir September 8, 2020 11:39 am 0

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  Hello Tara,

  please release only two version of the NetFx Updates for Windows7 SP1.
  One for pre ESU and one for post ESU.

  Please also cumulate all the monthly NetFx Updates and mark it as replaced/superseded.

  Thank you!

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    Ismail Demir September 8, 2020 1:04 pm 0

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    In case of KB4569767, the support page has a note that the update KB4569767 replace the update 4566517 but the catalog page doesn’t.

    See links above

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      Tara Overfield September 25, 2020 4:52 pm 0

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      Currently, the .NET team calculates supersedence at the parent KB level – not the child KB level. If you search for the parent KB on catalog, for example KB4576628, then the supersedence is listed. We will consider also adding supersedence at the individual/child patch level.

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        Ismail Demir September 26, 2020 11:53 pm 0

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        Hello Tara,

        note, on fresh installation of w7sp1 (net3.5) following updates appears on windows update:

        • kb4041083 (child kb4040980; dated 09/2017)
        • kb4049016 (child kb4040980; dated 11/2017)

        and

        • kb4535102 (child kb4532945; dated 01/2020)

        -> kb4535102 replaces kb4040980, in fact kb4041083 and kb4049016!

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    Ismail Demir September 9, 2020 12:26 pm 0

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    … to bring it up (again)

    kb2931356 with kb2836943-v2 and kb2894844 should be merged into kb4569767 (monthly)

    kb3023215 and kb2789645 should be merged into/with kb4569767 (monthly)

    kb4040980 should be merged into/with kb4569767 (monthly)

    All files are fragmented and should be merged together!

    Btw. The Windows7 monthly update (kb4577051) has not merged all files from prior monthly kb4571729! Looks like IE update reverted or not included!

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      Tara Overfield September 25, 2020 4:52 pm 0

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      Thank you for raising this, the .NET team will investigate.

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        Ismail Demir September 26, 2020 12:33 pm 0

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        Hello Tara,

        thank you for the reply!

        You could go forward with the parent supersedence but keep in mind that there also fragmented updates exists and should be sorted out.
        Then the supersedence updates appears on windows update.

        Thank you again

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  mahdi m September 9, 2020 2:34 am 0

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  thanks for your information.

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  Jason Baginski September 9, 2020 8:26 am 0

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  Slight oddity. Did anything change with how AppPools are handled? We had some complaints this morning about some issues with one particular site. This particular project has two AppPools, one is an admin site the other is the actual user site. The complaints were described as “going in and out” and occasional “request too large” errors. When loading up IIS to see if any configuration values had changed, we noticed that the AdminAppPool had 2 applications listed while the UserAppPool had 0. We double checked the site configuration and each site had the proper AppPool listed. The only thing slightly abnormal about these AppPools compared to the rest is the names had dashes in them(as per the company name). After renaming them to no longer have dashes, they each show the proper number of applications(1 and 1). After the rename, there also haven’t been any further issues reported. I’m mostly posting this here as a reference in case someone else is having some odd behavior after applying this update so they have one more thing to check.

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    Tara Overfield September 25, 2020 4:54 pm 0

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    We have not heard of issues with this update. There was no changes with how AppPools are handled. If you are able to provide logs for further investigation that would be helpful. Logs may be sent to gofxserv@microsoft.com or tarao@microsoft.com.