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    Integration of IE9 updates in W7T

    in Win Toolkit

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    When I integrate all of my updates into my image file using W7T, I also include "IE9-Windows6.1-KB2559049-x64". This I realize is for the x64 bit image of Windows 7. Does integration of the IE9 cumulative update "Windows6.1-KB982861-x64" require just the x64 or the x86 one also?

    The reason I ask, even after integrating IE9 and then the cumulative update, Windows Update *still* wants to install KB982861. Is there a specific way that needs to be integrated, or is that something that just has to be run afterwards?

    I solved this problem as follows:

    I downloaded Internet Explorer 9 extracts the package with the / x command: C: \ IE9

    Ps!! In my language does with his language.

    Example:

    IE9-Windows7-x64-ENU.exe / x: C: \ IE9

    And integrate the files:

    IE9 Win7.CAB

    ielangpack PTB.CAB

    You can download the IE9 tb: Solor Update

    Windows6.1-KB982861-x64.msu

    and integrate with the ielangpack-PTB.CAB that was extracted from the previous package. Once I solved this problem.

    I have helped

    Report debugging

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    Posted · Edited by Alexandre

    http://img600.images...crashmount4.jpg

    Lego sorry intimacy. When skip presets two screens appear.

    crashskippreset.jpg

    By ajarbas2 at 2011-08-28

    If I mount the image of own folder within the software builds the image. It beats a PopPup Legal, showing the mounted directory. Also builds in the system root, least in the slave hardisk.

    Remains the same.

    I mounter two images with Script of Windows NT.

    Windows 7 ToolKit started and wrote this error message.

    I left the error message and the two images were assembled on the screen perfectly.

     

    screenshot22h16m47s.jpg

    By ajarbas2 at 2011-08-28

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    Posted · Edited by Alexandre

    It's supposed to use Imagex, the next version will include a much newer version of imagex :)

    Well, Well I'm waiting.

    If I mount the image of one's own folder within the software builds the image. It beats a PopPup Legal, showing the mounted directory. Also builds in the system root, least in the slave hardisk.

    :dancing:

    Report debugging

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    Posted · Edited by Alexandre

    Can you please attach your settings.txt please and also your mountlog.txt?

    http://desmond.image....jpg&res=medium

    MountLog.txt

    [3440] ImageCreate:(146): The user attempted to mount to a directory that does not exist. This is not supported.

    [3440] WIMMountImageHandle:(832): The user attempted to mount to a directory that does not exist. This is not supported.

    [3440] StateStoreRemoveMountedImage:(1041): O sistema não pode encontrar o arquivo especificado.

    [3440] WIMMountImageHandle:(987): O sistema não pode encontrar o arquivo especificado.

    [4540] ImageCreate:(146): The user attempted to mount to a directory that does not exist. This is not supported.

    [4540] WIMMountImageHandle:(832): The user attempted to mount to a directory that does not exist. This is not supported.

    [4540] StateStoreRemoveMountedImage:(1041): O sistema não pode encontrar o arquivo especificado.

    [4540] WIMMountImageHandle:(987): O sistema não pode encontrar o arquivo especificado.

    Settings.txt

    sAICommands=True

    sAIOSave=True

    sCheckForUpdates=True

    sDLogging=True

    sGroups=True

    sHotkeys=True

    sLastWIM=

    smCheck=False

    sAIOPM=True

    sMountTemp=C:\W7T\Mount

    sQuickMerge=False

    smVerify=False

    sSolDownload=G:\W7Tx64\SoLoR\

    sTransparency=90

    sTransparencyAll=True

    sW7TDISM=Normal

    sW7TExt=Normal

    sW7TPRI=Normal

    sW7TTemp=C:\W7T

    sSkipDCheck=True

    sUploadLogs=True

    sLastISOF=

    sMountLog=False

    sUSBPrepLog=True

    sWelcomeTab=False

    sDownloadTab=True

    sConvertTab=True

    sToolsTab=True

    sRegistryLog=False

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    Posted · Edited by Alexandre

    Label in the option tool Wim Manager to start the Mount option does not create the folder. Instead of creating removes the folder. Soon not I mount the folder.

    Version W7T130-29A does not mount, not yet tested the RunOnceEx.

    Thanks..

    :type:

    I tried today and realized that this just riding on the C: \ Mount.

    And on the other drives do not mount the image. :aggressive:

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    Posted · Edited by Alexandre

    Posted Mr_Smartepants

    I just tried 1.3.0.28alpha. I haven't used W7T in about 6 months so I was eager to see what changed...a LOT.

    Anyway, I opened the All-in-one tool and without me clicking anything else it automatically found one of my W7 source folders, and the WIM manager started rebuilding my images without asking.

    WTH? Is that intended? My image was previously working fine. I'm testing now because I don't know what the WIM manager did to it.

    *Edit

    Oh, and WIM manager declared my mount folder (which was empty at the time) as "Corrupted". Very odd. :g:

    ...and now my mount folder is gone! What's going on here?

    I noticed that when we set up an image with another utility there is a corrupted message I discarded the image mounted and rode again. I started using the dism I had no more problems.

    I agree that Devet have an option if we want to look for mounted images. And rebuild the option should be optional on the issue.

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    Sorry that didn't make sense, I need a bit more details please :)

    Which version are you using? Did it work in previous versions?

    I hope you understand now. Sorry had no time to respond.

    I hope I can help your project.

    :type:

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    Posted · Edited by Alexandre

    Label in the option tool Wim Manager to start the Mount option does not create the folder. Instead of creating removes the folder. Soon not I mount the folder.

    Version W7T130-29A does not mount, not yet tested the RunOnceEx.

    Thanks..

    :type:

    Slipstream Sp1 to windows 7

    in Microsoft Windows 7

    Posted · Edited by Alexandre

    Prepare the first service pack for Windows 7 offline integration.

    1 - Extract the contents of Service Pack 1, using the command line "-x". Example: Windows6.1-KB976932-X64.exe-x:C:\ Sp1

    2 - Extract the contents of Windows6.1-KB976932-x64.cab using the 7-zip in the SP1 folder (C:\ SP1)

    3 - Extract the contents of NestedMPPContent.cab now in the same folder.

    4 - Open the file with Notepad update.ses "Notepad" See written "Absent" changes to "Installed" in OfflineInstall, should be identical to the following example::

    <Tasks operationMode="OfflineInstall">

    <Phase>

    <Package Id = "Windows7SP1-KB976933~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.1.1.17514? targetState = "Installed" />

    </ Phase>

    5 - Open with Notepad in Update.mum and Windows7SP1-KB976933~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.1.1.17514.mum (or 32-bit) and change allowedOffline = "false" to allowedOffline = "true"

    6 - Select all Languagecab(languagecab KB976933-LangsCab0 to KB976933-LangsCab6) and extract all files and replace if necessary by existing.

    @Echo

    off

    Title Aply simple script to image Index 2

    set mount2=C:\Mount2

    set seven=C:\Windows7Sp1

    set svcpack=C:\Sp1

    echo Mount image Index 2

    echo.

    dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:%seven%\install.wim /Index:2 /MountDir:%mount2%

    echo.

    echo Add Service pack index 2

    echo.

    dism /Image:%mount2% /Add-Package /PackagePath:%svcpack%

    echo.

    echo Save changes Index 2

    echo.

    dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:%mount2% /Commit

    echo.

    echo Clean

    DISM.exe /Cleanup

    Ps!!!

    Disregard this method and follow the tip below the partner and integrate language pack for your region.

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