This is the last update of Windows 7, what's special?

So after more than 10 years of development and becoming one of the most successful PC operating system platforms in the history of the computer industry, Windows 7 officially entered the phase of discontinuing support (EoS), synonymous with The user will not receive any additional feature updates and security patches. As such, KB4534310 is the last system update for Windows 7. In other words, Windows 7 Home and Pro users should not expect any important updates or patches from Microsoft to appear after May 14. 1 past.

To download and update Windows 7 with this final patch, simply open the Control Panel, navigate to the Windows Update section, then select ' Check for updates ' to check for new available updates in case you The special patches are not listed on the screen. Or you may need to press the Install button to install the update, depending on the Windows Update configuration you are using.

Alternatively, you can still download the offline installer Windows 7 KB4534310 and perform the manual update as usual.

Download the KB4534310 update

Direct download link for Windows 7 KB4534310: 32 bit (x86) and 64 bit.

Some noteworthy points in KB4534310

KB4534310 is the last update of Windows 7, but it is still a regular regular update, so it is mainly accompanied by security fixes, not much changes in nature. power and system.

According to the information in changelog, Microsoft has solved the backlog issues related to some of the core components of Windows 7, including Windows Storage and Filesystems, Windows Input and Creation, Microsoft Scripting Engine and Windows Server. Thereby optimizing the stability of Windows 7 before entering the EoS period.

Recommended for Windows 7 users

After Microsoft, Google, and some security organizations, the British Intelligence Agency is the next unit to recommend that users stop using Windows 7 and switch to a supported operating system. If you still want to continue using Windows 7, minimize your device connection to the internet, browse the web or handle sensitive data like online payments or email.

Microsoft is the most active in urging users to upgrade to the new operating system. As you can see in the screenshot above, this is a full-screen message sent by Microsoft to all Windows 7 systems starting from January 14, describing the security risk of using an operating system that didn't. also supported. Such notifications will inevitably appear with increasing frequency over time.