Thankfully, Microsoft understands just how time-consuming and tedious a task downloading all available updates for a fresh installation of Windows 7 can be, which is why the tech giant has released the “Windows 7 SP1 Convenience Rollup”. Over the years, Microsoft has released hundreds of updates for Windows 7, almost all of which are extremely important, which is why it is crucial for any user who installs Windows 7 Service Pack 1 from scratch on a computer to download and install each of these updates. Since that is the case, when a Windows user installs Windows 7 on a computer from scratch in today’s day and age, they have the painstaking task of downloading and installing years’ worth of updates for Windows 7, with the computer constantly rebooting, ahead of them. Try run Bioshock now, and it should run).Windows 7 reigned supreme as Microsoft’s premier computer Operating System for a good few years before it was succeeded by Windows 8. Then check again with winver.exe, and now it should say "compilation 7601". I recommend reading the first link, to know what you are doing if you decide to do it. Then, install the first update (Windows6.1-KB3020369-圆4 / 9mb) and second install the second update (windows6.1-kb3125574-v4-圆4. April 2015 “Servicing Stack” Update (chose 64bit or 32bit): Ģ.Windows 7 SP1 Convenience Rollup (Chose 64-bit or 32-bit): If you don't have SP1 installed, read the first link):ġ. To that, you simply need two updates (assuming you already have SP1 installed. How to Update Windows 7 All at Once with Microsoft’s Convenience Rollupīasically, what he explains is a way to make a fast and clean update of Windows 7. If it says "compilation 7600" that means you installed SP1 in a wrong way or files are bugged or whatever it is. To check that, you need tu run winver.exe command, and look to the compilation number. It seems the problem (which is: the game ask you to install SP1 when you already did it) is that I already installed Service Pack 1 some years ago, but I installed it wrong (don't ask me why). Note 3: The problem is a SP1 bad installation issue, not a Bioshock Remastered issue. Note 2: This fix is only if you are using Windows 7 +Service Pack 1 and the game doesn't launch and says "Please Install Service Pack 1".
This fix is for W7, so people with W8 or W10 I guess this won't work, basically because this updates are for W7): I've been searching for a while and I can't see anybody with this problem with this message ("Please Install Service Pack 1").įIX (at least for me with Windows 7+SP1. Anybody got this message when launching game? I've already installed Windows 7 service pack 1 3-4 years ago! And any other update after then! And the game doesn't launch, it always says "install service pack 1".
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