Legolash2o

OK v81 is out, give it a try...

*FIX: Error adding drivers *FIX: Another fix for theme packs *Better log reporting for copying/moving files *Removed message when adding drivers *W7T won't let you select the system drive when trying to capture an image. *Capture image shows more details about errors There is also the new improved USB Boot Prep which i forgot to add to the change log

Turan, if it helps i've updated the download page.

As you can see i have made massive changes to the USB Boot Prep tool, with extensive testing. Here is what i have changed so far Can pick up all USB Drives even with no partitions/volumes Pick up multiple partitions Much faster detection of USB devices when you plug them in Colours (Green = Bootable, Yellow = Not bootable and Red = No partitions More efficient and less error prone code so those who could not pick up devices before can now see them Use WMI to detect devices and not diskpart (caused a lot of problems) Added refresh button just in case your usb insertion was not picked up Each USB device has it's own group so you can tell which USB stick you are going to work on. Should be compatible with XP Form is resizable Most importantly i've managed to slim down the code by A LOT. The tool works perfectly at the moment as i've done some extensive testing. However the actually preparing the USB drive still uses disk part which will not work on XP and i need to update that part of the code. What i need from you guys Since i'm doing a lot of work on it, you guys a free to submit ideas about the tool in this thread. Also some testers would be nice

lol boot.wim wouldnt make a slightest of difference, i could of told you that for free

I'm not sure if you can capture the currently running OS.

Pause button is a request and is in the wrong place. Prepare drives it useful for graphics drivers which have compressed files for example *.DL_ and w7t will expand it so it is *.DLL, this needs to be done or they won't be integrated. @Everyone, I have re-programmed a massive amount of code in the USB Boot Prep so that it uses WMI and not disk part, there is definitely a lot less code than before, it's more efficient, about 1000 times faster at detecting drives (half a second). I just need to program the actually buttons which prepare the USB sticks to use WMI also instead of diskpart. Advantages: Much faster More efficient XP Support (i hope) Should pick up more USB devices across all languages. Disadvantages: None.

Half way done, W7T in v81 should detect drives however i have not started programming the actual preparing code.

Which tool was you trying to use when you got that error?

As kels said, those 3 updates appear in Windows Update because you did not include those items to be integrated. P.S. I moved this thread from the request forum as it's not a request for a feature, etc...

When i start v1.4.0 i will no longer be using stuff like ALPHA, BETA, RC, FINAL, etc....

I'll prob update and finish off the tutorials once i release the final build.

That folder should integrate fine however, some drivers have been purposely been programmed to not allow integration "run nvidia driver(for example) and chose a folder to extract it in it", correct.

Done, it is in v80

Most graphics drivers come in .exe format, which you need to run first and let it extract it to a folder. Open W7T and then select that extracted folder and it should get added to the list.

Personally i don't use sysprep, updates, drivers, etc... are already integrated first.

Because someone noticed it was exactly the same as All Tasks, no point having the same tweak twice.

Do you know how to make them 'Internal' ?

This feature has just been implemented, whilst W7T is running Windows will no be able to sleep however they timer to turn off the monitor will not be affected, this can of course be change via W7T Options.

I have implement some new methods in AIO tool. You will see a list with three options which are: Imagine you have selected a driver at D:\Drivers\Display\driver.inf Method 1 - (Fast) This will use the current style of integration and is good for drivers with no foreign characters. Dism will use 'D:\Drivers\Display\driver.inf' so this is the quickest. Method 2 (Medium) :: Default This is set as the default option, basically this will move the driver to the root of the drive to something with simple characters and install from 'D:\W7TDrivers1\driver.inf' Don't worry it will move the folder back afterwards. Method 3 (Slower) This is the same as method 2 but will copy the folder instead of moving and then delete that folder after.

That's a bug. Try just loading all of the install.wim in WIM Manager first and then open AIO Maker. I've just fixed this bug now, but i'm in the middle of making drivers work with foreign characters so can't release it at the minute

v78B released, please remember to post in 'The Little Things v2' thread to improve W7T. *FIX: Integration of Theme Packs with foreign characters in path If a themepack had a foreign character in the file path, it could not be extracted and therefore would cause an error and not be integrated. This should hopefully now be fixed. It will copy the themepack to a much simple folder (C:\W7T\1.thempack) and then be extracted and worked with. *FIX: Closing Component Removal at startup caused errors If you closed Component Removal tool whilst it was still mounting and receiving packages, it would show a bunch of error messages. You now can't close the tool until it has finished this process. *DisplayName and DisplayDescription will now be used when getting image info Some users complained that W7T did not show the French version of the image name which gets displayed during install, by default W7T will not show this information. *W7T will set Name and Description to DisplayName and DisplayDescription if available Same as above but when <DisplayName> and <DisplayDescription> are detected it will set the default <Name> and <Description> values as the display ones. *Added right click to component list in AIO tool You can now right-click on the components list in All-In-One tool and select all items in list/group, hopefully this will help. *Option to shutdown PC on AIO and CAB Installer Very useful feature added to both All-In-One tool and CAB Installer so that once every has been completed you can have W7T shutdown your computer, useful for those who leave things overnight.

There's nothing wrong with the method which W7T uses to apply tweaks, it mounts the hive, edits it and then saves. Unattended files should not affect that at all.

OK, i've made a few changes. *W7T will show displayname and displaydescription if available *If the above are available then W7T will set name and description as them. EDIT: Screenshots provided below, please note i only tested with Starter edition EDIT2: I've done the best i can with this thread/issue, closing thread.

I've changed this to 'Unknown' in the newer versions as i have no idea what it is or what it is used for but it was located in the same folder as the other hives so thought i'd add it.