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@compstuff So you recommend creating a new ISO from an untouched one containg all the post SP1 Updates along with addons? and @maka 30 minutes isn't nothing! I implimented all the drivers and it took 16 hours lol! and I got a i7 3rd gen with 16gb of hyper x ram and 256 solid state drive

Hmm, might just create a disc without the extra drivers and just updates since they seem to be a pain in the ass!

Hey did u download them using the Update Catalog? How do you know which ones are post sp1 and pre sp1?

So I created a new AIO disc to include all the drivers from driver updates AMDFilter 11.10 Audio 11.11 CableModem 10.01 Cardreaders 11.04.1 Chipset 12.06 Gaming 10.01 Graphics A 12.03 Graphics B 12.03 Graphics Mobile 12.03 LAN 12.08 Mass Storage 12.08 Miscellaneous 12.02 Modem 10.01 Monitors 10.01 Touchpad_Mouse 12.03 TVcard 10.01 Webcam 11.03 WLAN 12.03 I included all the MultiOEM Also downloaded all the updates and added them... took 16 hours during install I get this error: (see attached file) Any ideas?

Thanks for the link! this looks awesome, I love the skydrive feature... store all my homework and keep it for life and then sell it to other students

First I want to start by saying everyone on this forum is amazing and I love how everyone helps each other and what you guys do. First question is, Does the disc already inldue both x64 and x86 or is it two seperate discs? What I am trying to do is create a Microsoft Office 2010 Professional SP 1 w/Updates. Basically a disc that I can install x64 or x86 (1 for both or 1 each) that will already include all the office updates. So basically I was wondering where I could get the office 2010 updates, and how to slipsteam them onto the disc(s). Thank you so much!