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Actually that would take the same amount of time if not longer. Nope they are not different, i've updates those descriptions and the MAC File Sharing one too. Correct

I've done some fixes, but i can move it around fine :S

IE9-Windows6.1-KB2647516-x64 When i add the update, for some strange reason it appears as ("default") but i can easily move it up or down or to the top/bottom. It won't go into the 'prerequisites/Priority' group as its not been programmed to do that

It's quite a new feature so just ignore the red on that particular update It'll be fixed in the next version. EDIT: Fixed.

Fixed. Just a note about tweak requests. I know some have been in there a while but i want to get rid of some of the current tweaks which are not needed first. I will do them eventually.

Done.

XPMode in Priority, correct. Windows6.1-KB982861-x64.cab in Priority is correct because it's IE9. IE9-Windows6.1-KB2647516-x64.cab in normal list is correct because it's an update for IE9 so should be installed after. VirtualPC is needed for XP mode, so should go in the priority list, so thats in the wrong place. "Finally, I add Windows6.1-KB982861-x64.cab which gets placed in the priority section and IE9-Windows6.1-KB2647516-x64.cab which goes to the buttom of the normal updates list." Just select that update and press the top green arrow on the left. It should get installed first. EDIT: Is virtualPC Windows6.1-KB958559-x64-RefreshPkg.msu?

1. Yeah i know but it takes a lot of time to go googling over 150+ tweaks and what they do. 2. Yeah i remember a bug in one of the early alphas causing this. 3. Same issue as number 1 really (time) 4. http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/9258-export-current-tweaks-to-a-reg-file/ 5. That needs to go in this topic: You may notice in your first post some times are striked out, this is because i fixed them for you

I don't release source code, if someone is struggling with a specific coding issue they are having then i don't mind post that part of the code if i have it.

Can you upload the log please, if i remember correctly its C:\Windows\System32\W7TRunOnce.txt EDIT: Nevermind, found the issue P.S. Did you change the background, as it supposed to be light blue

Sorry i was asleep and i uploaded it late at night, you will find it has been corrected. Note: They wasn't really a need to double post but i've merged your posts anyway.

I haven't added support for compressed drivers, probably wont anytime soon.

Which part of the integrator, or did you mean the entire thing lol

This has been fixed, sorry about that

http://www.computersnyou.com/2012/03/vmware-windows-8-key-problem.html

OK, i've testing it and it's all fixed.

I did say that IE9 integrate WILL go red all the time no matter what, even if it integrates However i've fixed that and just fixed a massive bug

Update: After installing all updates in alphabetical order, i integrated 336 and at the end 339 was integrated with nothing red I'm going to test integrating everything in descending order and see what happens

The strange thing is i'm installing my updates in alphabetical order and they all seem to be going green So ordering them by KB may be the solution

The red bar thing for IE9 is normal, i was expecting that! I haven't added the proper detection code for it, to be honest i think im gonna get rid of the red/green bar thing

An update it needed must of been installed then

ignore the red IE9, the detection doesnt fully work

I never really use additions, is there a special way you have to integrate them?

is that all of the Red errors or is there more? 3 of them are NFS (Only applicable in special cases) 1 of them is for UNIX-based applications 2 of them probably need something else installed first, ill google them KB2636613: Windows-TerminalServices-RemoteApplication (LDR only) KB2519946: synth3dvsc.inf UPDATE: http://forums.mydigi...ll=1#post379755 and http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/19461-Windows-Hotfix-repository?p=379763&viewfull=1#post379763