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@rulman You don't use any commands. The instructions clearly say the addons need to be placed in the same folder as the updatepack7r2.exe.

Do some more research on Simplix UpdatePack and use it on a regular windows 7 edition.

https://github.com/abbodi1406/dotNetFx4xW7 Read.

You should've stopped there. Windows 7 has a lot of obsolete updates and/or updates that are only required to make Windows Update client happy. If you're making your own up-to-date iso, using Windows Update after installation is, imo, pointless.

No point then. Have fun with the "latest" images.

And your point is?

No, just multiple cumulative updates integrate for no reason. For reference, my own x64 AIO (Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate, Enterprise) made using simplix updatepack and abbodi's addons(directx, visual c++, .net framework) is the same size as the single index x64 Ultimate, Pro and Home Premium images. Mine are even more up-to-date than these "official homebrews"...

Those are garbage. 5GB+ iso for a single edition and integrated updates are a mess. Better download regular 7 SP1 media refresh iso and manually update it with simplix updatepack.

Did you bother checking the date on the posts you speak of?

Buy a license.

Nevermind, found the solution:

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Just download clean windows 7 sp1 x64 image, simplix it and install it. On Dell's website there aren't all that many drivers for windows 7: https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/servicetag/0-NzVmWG5PRnRDT01aQzFJSVNxUHJUZz090/drivers The diagnostics and firmware/bios stuff you don't really need.

@Unantastbar Log ID: 1x9DFB3E61BF77331E3412328828B50AEB_Ex06001693_frmAllInOne_en-US_788399 ***BASIC*** Error Copying Files ***EXTENDED*** Source: C:\Windows\WinToolkit_Temp\AddonTemp_E14CA5B1B9E058E80D1FFF325D0EB1F9\WinSxS\Catalogs\09c2a695e6844d8f718ecb919630d15a56af60e6e5adff578a768de7d022aada.cat [7,80 KB] Dest: C:\WinToolkit_Mount_3A277DA732C16CA6A4D21FA909E05A0F\Windows\WinSxS\Catalogs\09c2a695e6844d8f718ecb919630d15a56af60e6e5adff578a768de7d022aada.cat [100,60 GB] KeepOriginal: False Overwrite: True ***EXCEPTION*** Access to the path 'C:\WinToolkit_Mount_3A277DA732C16CA6A4D21FA909E05A0F\Windows\WinSxS\Catalogs\09c2a695e6844d8f718ecb919630d15a56af60e6e5adff578a768de7d022aada.cat' is denied. InnerException: Source: mscorlib TargetSite: Void WinIOError(Int32, System.String) ***WINTOOLKIT INFO*** Win Toolkit v1.7.0.14 Win Toolkit Directory: D:\WinToolkit Anti-Virus: True User Temp Path: C:\Windows\WinToolkit_Temp WTK Temp Path: C:\Windows\WinToolkit_Temp Open Forms: frmAllInOne Form History: frmStartup, frmToolsManager, frmOptions, frmToolsManager, frmWIMManager, frmAllInOne, frmAIOPresetManager, frmAntiVirus, frmAIOPresetName None ***STATUS HISTORY*** Getting Themes List... Gadgets... Getting Gadgets List... Checking for Wallpapers... Checking Registry Requirement... Checking Default Theme Requirement... Registry Check Completed... Loading Registry... Registry Loaded... Editing Services... Editing Service 168 of 2 (Windows Biometric) Editing Service 177 of 2 (Windows Error Reporting) Checking for Silent Installers... Checking for Addons... Integrating Addons... Extracting Addon: 1 of 4 (vc_red_sxs) Integrating Addon: 1 of 4 (vc_red_sxs) Integrating Addon: 1 of 4 (vc_red_sxs) :: 0.00% Installer Integrating Addon: 1 of 4 (vc_red_sxs) :: 16.67% VC Integrating Addon: 1 of 4 (vc_red_sxs) :: 33.33% WinSxS I'm trying to integrate abbodi's visual c++ and directx addons into a windows 8.1 install.wim. "Access denied" makes me think "permissions", but even after I take full ownership of C:\ and subfolders, the problem persists. I've tried setting Mount and Temp folders on drive D:\ (yes, drive, not just partition, it's a separate drive), still same problem. I've never experienced this before. All I've done is perform a clean install of Windows 10 on my SSD(I had to).

Can you share your service tag?