Legolash2o

Done.

I've just replaced Universal Theme Patcher with another program which has Win8/8.1  support. It will be in Beta 3.

Note these are the latest "refresh" versions of retail/upgrade ISO's as found on Technet/MSDN and these links are completely LEGAL.



Also, they have the same MD5 from technet, so they include KB2534111 which is in Solor's pack.



Please do not message me to ask if i have an ISO in your language, i don't have any links for them. If i did then i would of added them in here. You can always integrate your language into these ISO's if you can't find your language.



Do not under any circumstances ask for serials, cracks or anything that will break the
forum rules.


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Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 x64 download
Home Premium x64: English - Spanish - French
Professional x64: English - Spanish - French - German - Italian - Korean - Swedish - Portuguese - Norwegian - Finnish - Dutch - Danish - Chinese
Ultimate x64: English - Spanish - French



Professional N x64:
English - Spanish - French - German - Italian - Swedish - Portuguese - Norwegian - Finnish - Dutch - Danish
Normal serial keys will not work with N versions and visa-versa.
Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 x86 download


Home Premium x86:
English - Spanish - French


Professional x86: English - Spanish - French - German - Italian - Korean - Swedish - Portuguese - Norwegian - Finnish - Dutch - Danish - Chinese
Ultimate x86: English - Spanish - French



Professional N x86:
English - Spanish - French - German - Italian - Swedish - Portuguese - Norwegian - Finnish - Dutch - Danish


Normal serial keys will not work with N versions and visa-versa.



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More links at the bottom of the page (link)




http://www.heidoc.ne...-download-links

if (File.Exists(cMain.SysFolder + "\\Dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysFolder + "\\Dism.exe"); } if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(cOptions.DISMLoc) && File.Exists(cOptions.DISMLoc)) { sDISMFound.Add(cOptions.DISMLoc); } if (cMain.Arc64 && File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.1\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.1\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe"); } if (!cMain.Arc64 && File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.1\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\x86\\DISM\\dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.1\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\x86\\DISM\\dism.exe"); } if (cMain.Arc64 && File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.0\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.0\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe"); } if (!cMain.Arc64 && File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.0\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\x86\\DISM\\dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows Kits\\8.0\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\x86\\DISM\\dism.exe"); } if (File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + " (x86)\\Windows Kits\\8.1\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + " (x86)\\Windows Kits\\8.1\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe"); } if (File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + " (x86)\\Windows Kits\\8.0\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + " (x86)\\Windows Kits\\8.0\\Assessment and Deployment Kit\\Deployment Tools\\amd64\\DISM\\dism.exe"); } if (File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows AIK\\Tools\\Servicing\\Dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows AIK\\Tools\\Servicing\\Dism.exe"); } if (cMain.Arc64 && File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows AIK\\Tools\\amd64\\Servicing\\Dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows AIK\\Tools\\amd64\\Servicing\\Dism.exe"); } if (!cMain.Arc64 && File.Exists(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows AIK\\Tools\\x86\\Servicing\\Dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysProgFiles + "\\Windows AIK\\Tools\\x86\\Servicing\\Dism.exe"); } if (File.Exists(cMain.SysFolder + "\\Win8Dism\\Dism.exe")) { sDISMFound.Add(cMain.SysFolder + "\\Win8Dism\\Dism.exe"); }Was easier for me just to paste in the code lol.

The 'activities' are already administrative permissions.

In the latest test there is a new interface for the main form. The current one in v1.4.29 feels a bit outdated and has a lot of empty space so I thought I would redesign it. The new interface now looks more sleek and much more modern. Downloads and Tools have their own menu which allowed me to add a few more things. New icons, new layout, and just a new feel in general.
 
Welcome
I've removed the welcome tab and have made it a popup which will appear on the first load of WinToolkit. I've also made some changes to allow users access to guides and so on on that screen.
 
Main
You will see less tab pages but you will still see the Basic, Intermediate, Advanced and Updates sections. They have been made a bit bigger to fill in the white space but all I have to do is have more descriptions.

 
Tools and Downloads
The tabs which have all the tools and Downloads have been moved to their own menus. This allowed me to add more links now and also in the future. Each item has a tooltip so you can get an idea of what each one does.


 
Menu
Check for updates, links to blogs and the change log have been moved to the Info menu. This helps reduce clutter.

 
Any Questions?

In the latest test there is a new interface for the main form. The current one in v1.4.29 feels a bit outdated and has a lot of empty space so I thought I would redesign it. The new interface now looks more sleek and much more modern. Downloads and Tools have their own menu which allowed me to add a few more things. New icons, new layout, and just a new feel in general.
 
Welcome
I've removed the welcome tab and have made it a popup which will appear on the first load of WinToolkit. I've also made some changes to allow users access to guides and so on on that screen.
 
Main
You will see less tab pages but you will still see the Basic, Intermediate, Advanced and Updates sections. They have been made a bit bigger to fill in the white space but all I have to do is have more descriptions.

 
Tools and Downloads
The tabs which have all the tools and Downloads have been moved to their own menus. This allowed me to add more links now and also in the future. Each item has a tooltip so you can get an idea of what each one does.


 
Menu
Check for updates, links to blogs and the change log have been moved to the Info menu. This helps reduce clutter.

 
Any Questions?

I was asking how the Tools/Downloads menu should be re-arranged, not another redesign LOL.

The great thing about the menu stuff is that I can add Gadgets #1, Gadgets #2, etc.. links. So if anyone has any great wallpaper, theme pack links or whatever I can add just let me know.
 
 
I will remove Windows ISOs from Basic and have USB Boot Prep and ISO Maker in basic.

Fixed.

Test 10 fixes this

Whilst a take a week off WinToolkit for revision (exams), I decided to run a little competition to help create the best program ever. Normally I would make 'The Little Things' thread but lets make this fun. 
 
NOTE: I will still be on the forums, just not coding. 
 
Reward:
The top bug hunter (reports most) will receive.
1 serial key. If they have posted a request in the 'Requests' forum then that will get implemented. Depending on how big of a task Runners Up (2nd/3rd)
1 serial key. Look for: 
Bugs (+1) Glitches (+1) Spelling errors / grammar (+0.2) GUI faults (+0.2) Anything important really (+0.2 - 1) (points per report)
 
If you have reported a bug before (i.e. sorting), then make a new post about the issue.
 
You need / Rules:
Each report must have its own topic. Spelling and grammar can go in one topic Expected outcome - What was meant to happen Actual outcome - What actually happened. Details on how to reproduce the error Possibly screenshots. (+0.2) Video for extra marks (+1) i.e. sorting bug or hard to reproduce errors.   Frequently Asked Questions:
Send a PM if you have any questions
 
Scores: (Updated as I fixed the issue)
BrokenZer0: 12.0
Thiersee: 8.7
Spidernz: 6.0
RicaNeaga: 4.8
Ianymaty: 4.4
Etz: 3.0
Skippy: 2.0
Xyla16: 2.2
adminxp: 1.4
Eroder: 0.2

I still cannot find the "make me coffee while I wait" feature.

Whilst a take a week off WinToolkit for revision (exams), I decided to run a little competition to help create the best program ever. Normally I would make 'The Little Things' thread but lets make this fun. 
 
NOTE: I will still be on the forums, just not coding. 
 
Reward:
The top bug hunter (reports most) will receive.
1 serial key. If they have posted a request in the 'Requests' forum then that will get implemented. Depending on how big of a task Runners Up (2nd/3rd)
1 serial key. Look for: 
Bugs (+1) Glitches (+1) Spelling errors / grammar (+0.2) GUI faults (+0.2) Anything important really (+0.2 - 1) (points per report)
 
If you have reported a bug before (i.e. sorting), then make a new post about the issue.
 
You need / Rules:
Each report must have its own topic. Spelling and grammar can go in one topic Expected outcome - What was meant to happen Actual outcome - What actually happened. Details on how to reproduce the error Possibly screenshots. (+0.2) Video for extra marks (+1) i.e. sorting bug or hard to reproduce errors.   Frequently Asked Questions:
Send a PM if you have any questions
 
Scores: (Updated as I fixed the issue)
BrokenZer0: 12.0
Thiersee: 8.7
Spidernz: 6.0
RicaNeaga: 4.8
Ianymaty: 4.4
Etz: 3.0
Skippy: 2.0
Xyla16: 2.2
adminxp: 1.4
Eroder: 0.2

Fixed.

I will move it to a more popular forum and hopefully you'll get a reply

X:\Drivers
X:\Sources\Drivers
 
or you can specify in an install.ini within the sources folder.

Update catalog will be replaced by Windows Hotfix Downloader. Alphawaves has given me permission to use his update lists. I will start programming this after my Tuesday exam

This tool lets you remove built-in Windows packages from your image, for example Windows Media Player, Windows Media Center or Internet Explorer. The difference between this and vLite is that this tool uninstalls them the official way rather than remove files the downside is that the image does not shrink as much as just removing the files. It also lets you remove old updates.
WARNING: Anything you remove using this tool can't be undone, it is permanent!

Step 1: When you first open up this tool you will be asked to select the image you wish to work with. Click 'Browse' and select the install.wim you wish to work with and then either click on the item Windows version you want and press select or just double click.

Once done, the image will start to mount and retrieve all available packages within the image, it will not show ones which have already been removed.
Note: You may notice that this list has more than the list available in 'All-In-One Integrator', this is because in the AIO i have only included the basics, whilst Component Remover will include everything, including updates.
Step 2: Select the items you want to remove
Once all the items have been listed, you can select the components you wish to remove.
Green: Safe to remove.
Yellow: Unknown, be careful removing these
Red:This will break something, something depends on this feature but it will hopefully say what it is.
Step 3: Begin
Once you have everything selected, you can now click 'Remove Components', once done it will rescan and shows you what's left in the image.
Step 4: Save
Once done, you can go ahead and close the tool, click 'Yes' and it will ask you if you want to save the image, i recommend you to 'Save & Rebuild', however if you are going to be working on more than one image then just rebuild once you're done with your last image.

I've decided to change the version numbers to make life easier for me.
 
OLD
1.4.1.29
 
NEW
1.4.29
 
@Testers:
If you go to the 'About' tab, you will see the build number, at the minute it is currently 1.4.29.17 because it's the 17th test released. Everywhere else in the program you will just see '1.4.29'
 
Any questions about the new version change?

I've decided to change the version numbers to make life easier for me.
 
OLD
1.4.1.29
 
NEW
1.4.29
 
@Testers:
If you go to the 'About' tab, you will see the build number, at the minute it is currently 1.4.29.17 because it's the 17th test released. Everywhere else in the program you will just see '1.4.29'
 
Any questions about the new version change?

If the file begins with "IE" (IE11-Windows6.1-KB2898785-x86) then it will go to the IE group.
 
Test 16 released

KB2726535 is superseded by KB2768486 & KB2905454
 
The IE11 prerequisites components of KB2726535 is superseded by KB2768486, and KB2905454 completes the supersedence
 
so, KB2768486 becomes the new prerequisite instead of KB2533623 & KB2731771
 
BTW, those KB article are not accurate, if you want to see the actual or complete list of prerequisites check SETUPDOWNLOADLIST.txt that is included with IE11.exe package (after you extract it)

I've put the old one back anyway, more hassle than it's worth!

McRip servers are now offline. There is no link. However if you look in my signature, download the latest build for some alternatives