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The trick is the reg.reg, it stops Windows installer from rolling back changes if error occurs

I think the max you can do is 1024x768, your resolutions should go to the max once your video driver installs during second reboot

If you had started out saying that you would like both options, instead of only via Win Toolkit, I think you would have gotten a different reaction from ricktendo.
 
Cheers and Regards

I think WinToolkit use this stuff and can integrate registry keys inside the mounted hives!

Just found this video on youtube. It brings back good memories...
 

 
The guitar and drums sound too good
 
Today we have alternatives like Beiber, Gaga or that jumping man who dances gangham style.

Updated to 1.3.1.636b (.lng file updated as well)
 
Note:I keep it simple. Not install as services. Setting does not store in user app dir.
 
Cheers

You should wait until the next version, because 1.3.1.636b seems rather buggy (It's a major release, now Everything use a service to access to the disk) and the change isn't needed for XP, only for Vista+ (because of UAC)

Now I see the difference...anyway I don't use that installer I use the business version with no updater and no toolbar
I'm sticking with using the business version (which the 3rd version number is always 32)

With Test 3 no temp-folder left.
 
Thiersee

NOTE: I wrote this before I saw the last post by myselfidem.  I made notations accordingly, but if I missed something please forgive me.
 Geej & myselfidem, As I mentioned previously, I've got some issues with "Everything_Schedule.bat" as included in the file you last posted Geej.  (NOTE: You caught some of the errors myselfidem, but not all. )  It simply does not work correctly.  It looks as if someone cut-and-pasted from a couple of different sources, and not very well.  For reference, you can check out the original script http://myunster.com/blog/server-administration/30.html#comment16'>http://myunster.com/blog/server-administration/30.html#comment16 and compare that to the code as I extracted it from EverythingSearchEngine_1.3.0.632bSi.exe: Original from http://myunster.com/blog/server-administration/30.html#comment16'>http://myunster.com/blog/server-administration/30.html#comment16:
::*******************************************:::: schedule.bat                              :::: Set variables TaskName, Task and go ahed  :::: http://myunster.com                       ::::*******************************************::@ECHO offECHO "Proceeding..." REM Delete variables, may be cachedSET "TaskName="SET "Task=" REM Set variablesSET TaskName=DummyTaskNameREM Following task will be executed every hourSET Task=C:\www.domain.dev\usr\local\php5\php.exe C:\www.domain.dev\cron.php REM Determine if windows xpVER | find "XP" > NULIF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO ver_xp REM Determine if windows Vista/Win7systeminfo | find "OS Name" > %TEMP%\osname.txtFOR /F "usebackq delims=: tokens=2" %%i IN (%TEMP%\osname.txt) DO SET Version=%%iDEL /F %TEMP%\osname.txt ECHO %Version% | find "Windows 7" > NULIF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO ver_7ECHO %Version% | find "Windows Vista" > NULIF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO ver_vista :ver_xp:Run Windows XP specific commands here.REM Delete variable, may be cachedSET "Result="REM WinXP doesn't support TN for schtasks /queryFOR /F "delims=, tokens=2" %%R IN ('schtasks /query /fo csv /v ^| findstr /L /C:"%TaskName%"') DO SET Result=%%RIF (%Result%)==() SET Result="-1"IF "%TaskName%" == %Result% (REM Delete Task if it exists        SCHTASKS /Delete /TN "%TaskName%" /F)REM Then Create hourly running oneSCHTASKS /Create /TN "%TaskName%" /TR "%Task%" /SC HOURLY /RU SYSTEMGOTO exit :ver_vista:Run Windows Vista specific commands here.GOTO Elevation :ver_7:Run Windows 7 specific commands here.GOTO Elevation :ElevationREM Don't forget escape double quotes for CMD argument that you will pass to powershellPushD "%~dp0"IF EXIST "%~0.ELEVATED" DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED"SET Argument=SCHTASKS /Create /F /TN \"%TaskName%\" /TR \"%Task%\" /SC HOURLY /RU SYSTEMSET ELEVATED_CMD=PowerShell -Command (New-Object -com 'Shell.Application').ShellExecute('Cmd.exe', '/C %Argument%', '', 'runas')ECHO %ELEVATED_CMD% >> "%~0.ELEVATED"CALL %ELEVATED_CMD%DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED"PopDGOTO exit :exitECHO "Done!"EXIT
 From EverythingSearchEngine_1.3.0.632bSi.exe:
::*******************************************:::: Everything_Schedule.bat                   :::: Set variables TaskName, Task and go ahead :::: http://myunster.com                       ::::*******************************************::@ECHO offECHO "Proceeding..." >NUL REM Delete variables, may be cachedSET "TaskName="SET "Task="REM Set variablesSET TaskName=EverythingREM Following task will be executed on LogonIF EXIST "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe" GOTO :X64:X64SET Task=\"%%ProgramFiles(x86)%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startup IF NOT EXIST "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe" GOTO :x86:x86SET Task=\"%%ProgramFiles%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startupREM Determine if windows xpVER | find "XP" > NULIF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO ver_xpREM Determine if windows Vista/Win7systeminfo | find "OS Name" > %TEMP%\osname.txtFOR /F "usebackq delims=: tokens=2" %%i IN (%TEMP%\osname.txt) DO SET Version=%%iDEL /F %TEMP%\osname.txtECHO %Version% | find "Windows 7" > NULIF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO ver_7ECHO %Version% | find "Windows Vista" > NULIF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO ver_vista:ver_xp:Run Windows XP specific commands here.REM Delete variable, may be cachedSET "Result="REM WinXP doesn't support TN for schtasks /queryFOR /F "delims=, tokens=2" %%R IN ('schtasks /query /fo csv /v ^| findstr /L /C:"%TaskName%"') DO SET Result=%%RIF (%Result%)==() SET Result="-1"IF "%TaskName%" == %Result% (REM Delete Task if it exists                SCHTASKS /Delete /TN "%TaskName%" /F)REM Then Create hourly running oneSCHTASKS /Create /TN "%TaskName%" /TR "%Task%" /SC ONLOGON /RL HIGHESTGOTO exit:ver_vista:Run Windows Vista specific commands here.GOTO Elevation:ver_7:Run Windows 7 specific commands here.GOTO Elevation:ElevationREM Don't forget escape double quotes for CMD argument that you will pass to powershellPushD "%~dp0"IF EXIST "%~0.ELEVATED" DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED"SET Argument=SCHTASKS /Create /F /TN \"%TaskName%\" /TR \"%Task%\" /SC ONLOGON /RL HIGHESTSET ELEVATED_CMD=PowerShell -Command (New-Object -com 'Shell.Application').ShellExecute('Cmd.exe', '/C %Argument%', '', 'runas')ECHO %ELEVATED_CMD% >> "%~0.ELEVATED"CALL %ELEVATED_CMD%DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED"PopDGOTO exit:exitECHO "Done!"EXIT
  I'll list the problems I see in order. -- 1) REM Following task will be executed on LogonIF EXIST "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe" GOTO :X64:X64SET Task=\"%%ProgramFiles(x86)%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startup IF NOT EXIST "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe" GOTO :x86:x86SET Task=\"%%ProgramFiles%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startup[NOTE: You caught this myselfidem, but I'm afraid your correction is not quite right.] This does not work correctly.  The IF statements do not do anything at all.  The last SET Task statement will get executed every time no matter what.  So Task will be equal to -- \"%%ProgramFiles%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startup -- for both x86 and x64 systems.  Also, the test for x86/x64, IF it was properly executed, will probably work OK in most situations, but it is not as robust a test as it could be.  (See here - http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9672'>http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9672 - for a full discussion.)  That section of code could be rewritten as: SET Task=\"%%ProgramFiles(x86)%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startupIF NOT EXIST "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe" (    IF NOT DEFINED PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432 SET Task=\"%%ProgramFiles%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startup)but I would probably rewrite it as: (SET "Tsk=(x86)") & (IF NOT EXIST "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe" (    IF NOT DEFINED PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432 (SET "Tsk=")))SET Task=\"%%ProgramFiles%Tsk%%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startup -- 2) You next have two lines that are run together:  [NOTE: You caught this myselfidem, good job!] REM Determine if windows xpVER | find "XP" > NULThis causes the "VER" test to never be executed.  As a result, the next line: IF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO ver_xpcauses my Win7 x64 system to be identified as XP and the rest of the version checking code to be skipped completely.  I would expect that this is happening to you as well, myselfidem.  In fact, from what I can tell, thanks to this error and error (II), every system will be identified as a 32-bit XP system.  The Powershell commands listed at the bottom of the batch will never be executed.  I guess this is just as well for Vista users, since if the version checking code was executed on a Vista system it would fail because you have another two lines run together at the end of the "XP Section" of code:  [NOTE: You missed this one myselfidem.] GOTO exit:ver_vistaThe result of this is that the :ver_vista label doesn't exist as far as this batch is concerned so the code will fail and cause an execution error with an error box that the user will have to respond to in order to clear it.  -- 3) Even if the run together lines were fixed, the version checking code takes a looong time for OS > XP, is more complicated than necessary, and Win 8 will be treated as XP, since all versions except Win 7 and Vista will be treated as XP.  [As noted above, I think EVERYTHING is treated as if it was XP right now, ie I don't see how the Powershell code can possibly be executed.]  For that matter, both Win 7 and Vista are treated the same so the extra tests to identify Vista are not necessary.  Best I can tell, the only real reason to do an OS Version check is to see if it is Vista or above so that Powershell can be utilized, correct?  Well, what if Powershell is not installed or has been removed?  And Powershell can be added to XP, right?  So, bottom line, there is no way to really tell if Powershell is present without checking for it, so you might as well just do that.  Isn't that a better approach?  Assuming that is a better approach, and based off info I found here - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2009/06/25/detection-logic-poweshell-installation.aspx'>http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2009/06/25/detection-logic-poweshell-installation.aspx - I would replace the version checking code with this: REM Check for PowesrshellSTART "Get Windows Version" /WAIT REGEDIT /E "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PowerShell\1"IF EXIST "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" (    FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %%G IN ('TYPE "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" ^| FIND /I "Install"') DO (        (SET /A "_PSInstalled=%%H") & (IF "!_PSInstalled!"=="1" GOTO:psFound)    )) REM ps NOT foundREM put the old "XP" code hereGOTO:exit :psFoundREM put the old "Elevation" code hereGOTO:exitIf you really need to check for OS version, a much quicker way than "systeminfo" is to use the command "VER".  See here - http://ss64.com/nt/ver.html'>http://ss64.com/nt/ver.html - for a discussion.  Again, since in this instance it seems you only care if it is XP (or below?), or above XP, I would shorten it this way: FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=[]" %%G IN ('VER') DO (SET "_WinVer=%%G")FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=. " %%G IN ('ECHO %_WinVer%') DO (SET "_Major=%%G")IF "%_Major%"=="6" GOTO:aboveXP REM do your XP stuff hereGOTO:restOfStuff :aboveXPREM do your above XP stuff here :restOfStuffREM do anything else that pertains to all OS here EDIT: I was reminded by myselfidem that even if Powershell had been added to XP, that the commands for dealing with SCHTASKS are slightly different for XP vs Vista/7, so the two methods above have been combined in the full code shown below like this: REM Check for XPFOR /F "tokens=2 delims=[]" %%G IN ('VER') DO (SET "_WinVer=%%G")FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=. " %%G IN ('ECHO %_WinVer%') DO (IF "%%G"=="5" GOTO:treatAsXP)REM Check for Powershell in case it was uninstalledSTART "Get Windows Version" /WAIT REGEDIT /E "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PowerShell\1"IF EXIST "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" (    FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %%G IN ('TYPE "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" ^| FIND /I "Install"') DO (        (SET /A "_PSInstalled=%%H") & (IF "!_PSInstalled!"=="1" GOTO:psFound)    )) :treatAsXPREM do your XP stuff hereGOTO:exit :psFound - old "Elevation" codeREM do your above XP stuff hereGOTO:exitNote that the Powershell tests are still useful in case Powershell has been removed from the OS, as some folks have done in attempts to "slim" Win 7.  -- 4) I was mainly concerned with the Batch command errors as I saw them.  My resulting revised code is: 
@ECHO OFF & SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION::***********************************************************:::: Everything_Schedule.bat                                   :::: Sets variables _Schedule, _TaskName, _Task and goes ahead :::: Original script from: http://myunster.com                 :::: Modified by bphlpt 2013-02-05                             ::::***********************************************************::CALL :sub_CleanUp REM Set Task specific variables - %ProgramFiles% will be used if OS is 32-bit, %ProgramFiles(x86)% if OS is 64-bit(SET "_Schedule=ONLOGON")(SET "_TaskName=Everything")(SET "_X86=(x86)") & (IF NOT EXIST "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\cmd.exe" (IF NOT DEFINED PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432 (SET "_X86=")))(SET _Task=\"%%ProgramFiles%_X86%%%\Everything\Everything.exe\" -startup) REM Check if OS is XP, if it is not XP then check for PowerShell in case it was uninstalledFOR /F "tokens=2 delims=[]" %%G IN ('VER') DO (SET "_WinVer=%%G")FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=. " %%G IN ('ECHO %_WinVer%') DO (IF "%%G"=="5" GOTO:treatAsXP)START "Get Windows Version" /WAIT REGEDIT /E "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PowerShell\1"IF EXIST "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" (FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %%G IN ('TYPE "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" ^| FIND /I "Install"') DO (    (SET /A "_PSInstalled=%%H") & (IF "!_PSInstalled!"=="1" GOTO:psFound))) :treatAsXPREM or PowerShell NOT found - using FINDSTR is necessary since WinXP does not support TN for schtasks /query(SET _Result="-1") & FOR /F "delims=, tokens=2" %%R IN ('SCHTASKS /query /fo csv /v ^| FINDSTR /L /C:"%_TaskName%"') DO (SET _Result=%%R)IF "%_TaskName%"==%Result% (SCHTASKS /Delete /TN "%_TaskName%" /F)SCHTASKS /Create /TN "%_TaskName%" /TR "%_Task%" /SC %_Schedule% /RL HIGHESTGOTO:exit :psFoundREM Do not forget to escape any double quotes in CMD arguments that you will pass to PowerShellSET _Argument=SCHTASKS /Create /TN \"%_TaskName%\" /TR \"%_Task%\" /SC %_Schedule% /RL HIGHEST /FSET _ELEVATED_CMD=PowerShell -Command (New-Object -com 'Shell.Application').ShellExecute('Cmd.exe', '/C %_Argument%', '', 'runas')PushD "%~dp0"DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED" >NUL 2>&1ECHO %_ELEVATED_CMD% >"%~0.ELEVATED"CALL %_ELEVATED_CMD%DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED" >NUL 2>&1PopDGOTO:exit :sub_CleanUpREM Clean up any leftover files or variablesDEL "%TEMP%.\_Temp.reg" >NUL 2>&1FOR /F "tokens=1* delims==" %%G IN ('"SET "_" 2>nul"') DO (SET "%%G=")EXIT /B 0 :exitCALL :sub_CleanUpENDLOCAL & EXIT
 Please note that I have changed all variable names to begin with "_". I've never used either the "SCHTASKS" command or Powershell, so I left the code alone that dealt with them other than a very slight "cleaning up".  Someone else really needs to double check this code to make sure it functions correctly in all circumstances.  For example, I don't understand the purpose of this: IF EXIST "%~0.ELEVATED" DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED"...ECHO %_ELEVATED_CMD% >> "%~0.ELEVATED"CALL %_ELEVATED_CMD%DEL /F "%~0.ELEVATED"Unless Powershell uses it in some way, I don't see that "%~0.ELEVATED" is ever used, just created and deleted.  Did I miss something?  I figure it must be for handling UAC if enabled, but I don't know how it works.  If it is not needed, it seems like that could be changed to just: ...CALL %_ELEVATED_CMD% I hope all this makes sense.  My final code has been very MINIMALLY tested.  Please comment and ask for clarification if needed. Cheers and Regards

I have made a sfx version with uninstall support based on the work of Geej and myselfidem (thanks to them) with my own modifications:
 
 
The changes are:
 
- tasks are created with xml file, so you have to manually edit them if you want to have the task description in your language.
- Everything is localized in French (swapped everything.ini with mine)
- edited the inf file to remove the live install section,  context menu entries, and localize the uninstall strings in French
- removed the reg file as it is not really needed: the sfx is always executed at first launch or after (live install), so  rundll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %windir%\inf\Everything.inf,Install don't have to be executed on the next boot. I have added the line directly in the sfx config file and that works.
 
Tested on Win7 X86 and X64 with VirtualBox. Install and uninstall works fine on my tests.
 
If someone want to test it/adapt it to his needs, here is the file:
 
http://www.mediafire.com/?fcmy41p8n8yb9pf
 
Feedbacks are welcome !

I have to agree with this, but it's up to lego. Contributors can also be added to the VIP group.

"Slimline" I like the sound of that, I might start using it

Finally my University stuff has finished!

Such an advanced option that can be checked by advanced users can be fantastic, and adress everyone's needs.

Actually modify it, repack it, and re-distribute it.
Don't get me wrong, I like the idea. It's what Microsoft SHOULD do monthly. But they don't, since they have many people in management positions with an acute lack of vision. Apple's success of putting the consumer first, at least when it comes to the software ''experience'', sadly doesn't mean anything to Microsoft.

Yeah, computerbase, a famous german website, has such updates hotfixes packs (with only security updates), and I don't think they've asked for permission. You can see the links below, and it seems that not all code hosting from Microsoft is illegal, hotfixes are ok. xable's servers with Microsoft updates is another example. Hosting however a whole OS (updated or otherwise) is just a very different idea.
WinFuture Update Pack XP
WinFuture Update Pack Vista
WinFuture Update Pack 7
All in One Runtimes

Ok, I get the line of thought.
We could exchange a lot more thoughts about this, but that would probably not help the case here, and also become more and more off-topic. (which I dislike maybe even more than racial woman yelling rape in crowded buildings)

Ok, final request list below with stuff removed form the scan. For info / reasons regarding .txt, .htm, .html and .reg files, please see my post above.
V. Remove SoLoR server entirely. This can be the cause for this issue, and also it's offline / it hasn't been updated for ~ a year now.
W. Make a filter for .txt, .htm, .html and .reg files and also .cmd for both servers, as the info in those is redundant / not needed / already requested (in the tweaks thread). There is only one .cmd file on both servers, install.cmd - installs McRip's main folder on online images / live systems.
X. For KUC server - REMOVE the OLD for BAD sub-folder (superseded updates), EITHER REMOVE, or MARK WITH A RED BAR the not integratable sub-folder, and EITHER REMOVE, or MARK WITH A RED BAR the updates from the VPC sub-folder and the VMdriver sub-folder (see here).
Y. For McRip server - REMOVE the BeforeInstallSP1 sub-folder (folder with updates needed for SP0 in order to install SP1), EITHER REMOVE, or MARK WITH A RED BAR the KB2506143.Windows.Management.Framework.3.0.CTP sub-folder (not integrable to an offline image), EITHER REMOVE, or MARK WITH A RED BAR the Not integratable to Offline image sub-folder, and EITHER REMOVE, or MARK WITH A RED BAR the updates from the VPC sub-folder (see here).
Z. For McRip server - ADD the WU_Satisfy folder to the scan (updates needed for WU silencing when using the LDR branch).
The red bar can have an explanation written somewhere visible, as those updates ''aren't integratable / preferably to be installed''. The only problem that will remain after implementing this last requests is the rkvroots .exe file from McRip's main folder, but I'll ask him to move it to the additional area. When all this are fulfilled, ''beginners'' in using your app will stop wasting time / ask more questions than needed, either to themselves, or here on wincert.

Fixed. Today has been a good day, reached 200,000 downloads and i got 100% on my programming exam i had this morning. To be fair it wasn't that difficult.

I was a happy user of WinCDEmu for a very long time, but lately it made me very itchy - way too many issues, so I went back to Virtual Clonedrive, which I ''left'' because it didn't have .nrg cd-audio support. However, with other complementary tools like ImgBurn, this is really a non-issue.
So, if you could make a custom installer out of this, I would be very grateful. Please remove the default desktop icon, also associate with all supported extensions (.ccd, .dvd, .iso, .img, .udf, .bin, and also .nrg - it's ok with video or data .nrg files, only audio .nrg audio cd's are the problem), and also make sure the unneeded options ''keep history of recently mounted images'' and ''show icon tray'' options aren't selected/pre-ticked by default.
I know it's my second request after Quicktime, but both aren't apps that receive alot of updates, so hopefully if you'll have the time to make these you won't spend much more updating them.

During v65, Win Toolkit had uploaded lots of bug reports. At the moment i have 22 log files which have been split into 16 different bugs and they look to be pretty important bugs as well.
I'm not having a go or anything, but i would just like to remind you that this isn't Star Wars, i won't sense a disturbance in the force when a bug appears and please please please please please report bugs otherwise they won't get fixed.
For those who do report bugs, i would like to say a massive thank you!
Known Bugs / Need Further Information
'Collection is read only.' in All-In-One Integrator
'The system cannot find the file specified' exporting image in WIM Manager
'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' when loading AIO Integrator
'Could not take ownserhip' in Component Removal
'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' when integrating update

Fixed Bugs
File missing when copying cab file in Update Retriever
'Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute.' during Tools Manager (main form)
'Index was out of range.' in Component Remover
Could not load file or assembly 'Interop.IWshRuntimeLibrary' in Addon Maker
'Unable to save as JPG.' during logon background tweak
'Attempted to read or write protected memory.' in Tools Manager (main form)
'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' when integrating silent installer
Error copying file in AIO Integrator > Files tab if no file extension added to 'Save To' path.
'The target file "C:\WinToolkit\Mount\Windows\Resources\Themes\Aero" is a directory, not a file.' when integrating theme.
'Could not get previous mount data' in WIM Manager
'Der Zugriff auf den Pfad "C:\WINDOWS\System32\Imagex.exe" wurde verweigert.' Access denied when writing resource.

These all seem like crucial bugs and i'm surprised no one has reported them. I'll try and fix them ASAP.
DO NOT REPORT BUGS IN THIS TOPIC!

Please make a new category in Tweaks from AIO named Hotfixes, with the following entries:

23. KB2743013 standalone (no complementary hotfix needed) - link
 
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\PnP]"PollBootPartitionTimeout"=dword:0x0001D4C0[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\Control\PnP]"PollBootPartitionTimeout"=dword:0x0001D4C0

24. KB2668751 standalone (no complementary hotfix needed) - link (FsCtlRequestTimeoutInSec from 1800s to 3600s)


Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\services\MRxDAV\Parameters]"FsCtlRequestTimeoutInSec"=dword:00000e10[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\services\MRxDAV\Parameters]"FsCtlRequestTimeoutInSec"=dword:00000e10[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\services\WebClient\Parameters]"FileSizeLimitInBytes"=dword:1dcd6500[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\services\WebClient\Parameters]"FileSizeLimitInBytes"=dword:1dcd6500 
 
 
Also, OPTIONAL, you have two tweaks that get added by default in Win Toolkit when two updates are added to the list - for transparency and also not to forget why they're there, can you make a sub-section to Hotfixes that just mentiones them? The two tweaks are:
 
25. KB2727118
 
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Terminal Server]"LsmServiceStartTimeout"=dword:41ffffff[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\Control\Terminal Server]"LsmServiceStartTimeout"=dword:41ffffff 
 
26. KB2732072
 
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\BITS]"BITSRealisticEstimate"=dword:00000001

About the slowness issues, I think it's related to the new temp folder location via options.
I tried to change the location from D:/WinToolkit (the partition that was auto-detected as having the most free space) to C:/WinToolkit, but the app has the usual behaviour to erase the folder after unmounting. So guess what: after I've run for the first time AIO, on C:, mount-integrate-unmount, and opening the app again and not detecting any temp folder on C: (the app erased it on the previous run), so the app once again had the temp folder set on D: by default.
At least this behaviour is weird so the current implementation is faulty. Maybe smth like a single choice in the options to change only the partition you want for Win Toolkit to ''operate'' on, that also remains unchanged, no matter how many times you run the app.
Suggestion for users with ''slowness'' issues - If you have an SSD, make (sure) the app has its folders (via options) on the SSD partition EVERY time you open the app. If you have a HDD, make sure you have those folders on the first partition - C:, the same as the original copied windows files.