(Though there was no UAC prompt for the user installer versions, I did find similar directories adjacent to the system directories under AppData\Local\Temp which I am assuming are the updaters for those versions). For the system installer versions I received a UAC prompt and was able to track down the directory and file locations from there. Unfortunately, I could not find a direct URL to download the system or user installers for version 1.70.3, although the built-in updater (accessed from the Gear icon menu in the lower left) seemed to download an updater package, creating a new directory vscode-update- underneath C:\Users\AppData\Local\Temp\ under which an. With regard to the final VS Code update for Windows 7, version 1.70.3 for the ZIP archive builds, I was able to find direct links to the latest version 1.70.3 by clicking on the Gear icon in the lower left and using the built-in Download Updates option which directed me to the following URLs for the 32-bit and 64-bit editions: If you are looking specifically for VS Code, I was able to find the other 32-bit (and 64-bit) build links from the VS Code Documentation FAQ page under heading "Previous Release Versions" which I found from a StackOverflow question (# 49346733) titled "How to downgrade vscode": (Not linking to these relatively easy to find FAQ and SO question pages as I don't have enough reputation to post more than 8 links at this time and would prefer to provide direct links to the builds for download) The funny thing is that upon clicking on the Learn More hyperlink or button you are directed to a URL from the VS Code documentation indicating versions greater than 1.70 will not run on Windows 7. Note there are messages indicating that VSCodium will soon stop receiving updates for Windows 7 / Windows Server 2008 R2.
Note, I did not test on 32-bit Windows 7 but I imagine the 32-bit builds should run as well.
As of ApI was able to run the latest release of VSCodium 1.2 32-bit build from the ZIP archive on 64-bit Windows 7 SP1. Building on the other responses to this question above, to be able to use some of the latest features VSCodium might be your best option, unless you need Microsoft Account-enabled features.
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