Yes, there's a newer update to the servicing stack, which you'll install later as part of a cumulative update. KB3125574: Convenience rollup update for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 But this package is a prerequisite for the big cumulative update that follows, and makes some crucial changes to the way Windows 7 processes updates, and it paves the way for.
This is the whopper of a cumulative update, released in April 2016, that includes most of the updates released after the general availability of Service Pack 1 in 2011. Which updates are not included? The More Information section of the link above notes that this large package (488 MB for the 圆4 package and 323 MB for the x86 version) does not include a few dozen updates that change the behavior of Windows, require additional registry modifications, or aren't widely applicable. Go through that list and make a note of any updates you might need to download and install separately. KB3179573: August 2016 update rollup for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 KB3172605: July 2016 update rollup for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 and #WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WON T INSTALL INSTALL# These are functional update rollups whose contents are not included in later cumulative updates. The most important fix is an optimization for the Windows Update agent that addresses those painfully long scan times. Note that the July update rollup was re-released in September 2016. #WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WON T INSTALL UPDATE# #WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WON T INSTALL FULL#.#WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WON T INSTALL UPGRADE#.
#WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WON T INSTALL UPDATE#.#WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WON T INSTALL INSTALL#.
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