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Legolash2o Thanks for the reply... I'm glad to here that the update don't need a particular order and extracting the .exe's for some of the "Additions" is easy enough One thing I noticed regarding component removal is that if I use the stand alone Component Removal Tool the option to remove Language Pack is available but if i use the Component Removal Tab within the AIO Tool these options are not present. Is this by design or should I just run the Component Removal Tool separately ouside of the AIO Tool? Also is there any downside to removing Language Packs and Localization Pack? Thanks again

In an effort to make a fairly simple updated install disk my plan is to Integrate Updates, ThemePacks, a few basic Tweaks, remove Language components, and if I get ambitious I may include MS Office 2010 with Updates. but now i am working on the Updates portion and have several questions about integrating SoLoR's updates using the AIO Tool 1. Downloading SoLoR's updates using W7T > Popular > SoLoR's sp1 Updates is pretty staight forward but is there any particular order that the MSU files need to be in after download? I assume "maybe" given the tool has up/down arrows? 2. If assumption in question #1 is correct then what is the prefered order? I'm hoping my assumption is "wrong" because I would not want to have to go through +/- 280 updates and make sure they are in the proper order 3. Regarding "Additions" downloads from hotfix.chris123nt.com such as "IE9"... I assume I would download each of them individually and then add them using W7T > Popular > AIO Tool even if some are not *.msu files 4. If assumption in question #3 is not correct how do I integrate non *.msu files? I noticed the Tool does allow the selection of *.cab and *.exe files Here is the process I have been using. Although I have yet to run the actual integration... i am populating each of the AIO Tool Tabs and saving the Preset.ini. After I'm done with that I intend on Running each tool on the Win 7 Pro-64bit-SP1 image I downloaded from the Digital River links Thanks for any/all advice

I re-read my previous post and can understand how you came to offer your post... I was not showing excitement for a final version... I too would prefer a program that is constantly updated... my excitement was directed at the posibility of a detailed tutorial

COOL! Can't Wait... I ve noticed the beta updates have been fast and furious the last few days :thumbsup_anim: does that meen your close?

bphlpt Thanks that is a pretty good start... I clicked the link and right clicked a blank part of the page and selected "Translate with Bing" It did a great job of translating. This will help alot until someone does a full tutorial Thanks again

I tend to agree with Hayan. A nice visual tutorial would be nice… especially for the AIO Tool