
Bringing your operating system’s security features up to date, in turn, helps improve the reliability of your system.ĭesigned for enterprise-level, you can also be confident the updates won’t compromise any important documents or applications on your computer. SP1 brings a host of bug fixes and security fixes for Windows 7. Security updates are designed to make sure your computer stays protected against any new threats. To find out more about the extra features that come with SP1 for Windows 7, we’ve marked these out for you below: Guaranteed Security Update If you’d like to pick up your own copy, every purchase of Windows 7 from SoftwareKeep’s store comes with SP1. With SP1, Microsoft further improved security, stability, and performance, giving Windows 7 users an even better experience. Its reworked Taskbar reduced clutter, previews were slicker and System Tray is easier to control, making it more convenient for users. Windows 7 was already a popular upgrade from Vista. Windows Service Packs often combine previous updates and sometimes can offer new features to the operating system they’re made for. RECOMMENDED: Click here to fix Windows issues and optimize system performanceĮvery time you do a fresh install of Windows 7, even if your ISO file has Service Pack 1 integrated, it takes ages to install all available updates.Microsoft released a major update for Windows 7, called Service Pack 1 (SP1), in February 2011. So, reinstalling becomes a nightmare for those who use the genuine installation media of Windows 7 SP1. Microsoft has decided to change this situation and has released a convenience rollup for Windows 7 SP1 which will save your time. The convenience rollup package acts like a Service Pack 2 for Windows 7 and includes all security patches and almost all the non-security updates for operating system core components released after Windows 7 SP1.

This package is cumulative meaning once you install it you won't have to install updates released up to April 2016.

The update is released under ID KB3125574.įor existing users who have an up-to-date Windows 7 installed on their PC, the convenience update (KB3125574) is optional, since all the security updates contained in this update and some optional non-security updates should already be installed on your PC via Windows Update. To apply this update, you must have installed the April 2015 servicing stack update for Windows 7 ( KB3020369).

Integrate/Slipstream Windows 7 Convenience rollup into SP1 ISO Download Windows 7 Convenience rollup For most users, it will be already installed.
