[steven4554]

myselfidem, on 15 January 2011 - 12:29 AM, said:

steven4554, on 11 January 2011 - 04:13 PM, said:

Nochika, on 05 January 2011 - 07:10 PM, said:

Hi, I have downloaded all the updates of Windows 7, but then I figured out that there's a lot of installers, so I as wondering if it is possible to automatically install all the updates with one click? or at least the easiest way.

Greetings

Try this tool made by George King, it installs all of the updates that you've downloaded, it can even integrate the updates into a install.wim file.

@steven

It would be nice to add the Windows6.1-KB976902(xxx).msu inside the update list (ULZ) ton integrate inside the image offline!
I've integrated this one at last and all works fine.

About the tool made by George King. It's deleted by Norton Internet Security.
Thanks a lot for the new update list.
Regards

KB976902 is to be removed in the next UL's because SP1 RTM has leaked, plus some users have had trouble installing SP1 when this update has been installed, so that's why it will be removed in the next update.

As for the George King's update tool, don't worry it's a false positive, there is nothing malicous contained inside the exe file.

[myselfidem]

Thanks steven!
I will waiting if it will be always necessary to add KB976902(xxx).msu after SP1 RTM is released!
Regards

[kaloo35]

steven4554, on 09 January 2009 - 12:43 PM, said:

You can download below two ulz's which feature updates for Windows 7, which was released on 11th January 2011!

Please note: I will no longer be providing any UL's for this version after the 14th April 2011!

Thanks a lot !!!

I am new here and I smell me already well

Once again thank you, even a grand thank you

@+

[ishan]

Thanks man, you save my hide this time...

[mackrack5]

Thanks For Updates

[Escaping]

thanks a lot,that's what I'm looking for.

[netwave]

Thanks again for your efforts Steven your a real credit to the community

[hclarkjr]

once again, thanx for this.

[steven4554]

And once again, i thank the members that thanked me for updating these lists.

[Sterlin]

Thank YOU sir.

[coucou]

Many TNX Steven

[netwave]

I've found a newer version of Windows Live Essentials 2011 http://g.live.com/1r...wlsetup-all.exe
This wlsetup-all.exe is 210mb vs the 155mb downloaded from the ulz

[netwave]

Quick question,
In the optional updates folder they all appear to be standalone applications,
Does this mean some small exe apps can be added like NFO viewer or will that cause major installation issues?

[steven4554]

netwave, on 09 March 2011 - 05:36 AM, said:

I've found a newer version of Windows Live Essentials 2011 http://g.live.com/1r...wlsetup-all.exe
This wlsetup-all.exe is 210mb vs the 155mb downloaded from the ulz

This is for the Brazilian version of Windows Live Essentials 2011, so it is not needed, plus it's the same version as the English one.

netwave, on 09 March 2011 - 05:45 AM, said:

Quick question,
In the optional updates folder they all appear to be standalone applications,
Does this mean some small exe apps can be added like NFO viewer or will that cause major installation issues?

It should not cause any problems whatsoever, you can add any app to the lists by editing, but i only include apps that have been made for or by MS.

This post has been edited by steven4554: 09 March 2011 - 07:23 AM

[netwave]

Woops sorry about that!
This is the English version http://g.live.com/1r...wlsetup-all.exe
Although the above link is a larger file it has the same file version 15.4.3502.922 as the ulz
However,
If you install the above version first, Then attempt to install the ulz version windows
will throw up a warning message stating A newer version of Essentials is already installed
Pretty strange IMO concidering they share the same file build.

regarding the exe updates, how do I convert them to msu files so they can be intergrated into 7Customizer, Is there a tool for that or do you rename the .exe to .msu ?
Cheers.

This post has been edited by netwave: 09 March 2011 - 05:58 PM

[steven4554]

Yes you can extract the files into a cab file which can be used to integrate into install DVD, open cmd (using admin rights first) type in below:-

Use IE9 as an example

IE9-Windows7-x64-enu.exe /x:c:\

This will extract all the files into either a msu or cab file.

[netwave]

steven4554, on 09 March 2011 - 11:24 PM, said:

Yes you can extract the files into a cab file which can be used to integrate into install DVD, open cmd (using admin rights first) type in below:-

Use IE9 as an example

IE9-Windows7-x64-enu.exe /x:c:\

This will extract all the files into either a msu or cab file.

Your method works great.
I just extracted the latest win7 SP1: windows6.1-KB976932-X64.exe
to a folder I named "extracted"

Run
cmd
C:Users\Admin>cd desktop
C:Users\Admin\Desktop>windows6.1-KB967932-X64.exe /x:c:/extracted

Inside the extracted folder was a huge bunch of files & folders including x2 .cab files
windows6.1-KB976902-X64.cab 10.2mb
windows6.1-KB976932-X64.cab 902mb

Unfortunately 7Customizer does not allow me to insert cab files to the updates list
only .msu files
How do I convert cabs to msu files?
Cheers.

[steven4554]

You cannot convert a .cab file to a .msu file because:-

1) You could rename it to msu, but there is no info inside the file that will tell windows what to do with the update.

2) You would not be able to integrate sp1 cab file into your windows image, because MS has disabled the slipstreaming part of the service pack, regardless of what software you use to integrate.

Your best bet is to download an MS integrated sp1 iso image of Windows 7, just google and you find the iso your looking for. (sorry i can't provide any more info or weblinks on this cause it would be in violation of the rules here.)

[netwave]

steven4554, on 15 March 2011 - 03:50 PM, said:

You cannot convert a .cab file to a .msu file because:-

1) You could rename it to msu, but there is no info inside the file that will tell windows what to do with the update.

2) You would not be able to integrate sp1 cab file into your windows image, because

Quote

MS has disabled the slipstreaming part of the service pack

Darn MS Kill Joys

, regardless of what software you use to integrate.

Your best bet is to download an MS integrated sp1 iso image of Windows 7, just google and you find the iso your looking for. (sorry i can't provide any more info or weblinks on this cause it would be in violation of the rules here.)

np I have that SP1 iso to hand
Thanks anyway

[coucou]

Hi Steven,

Regarding Windws 7 SP1

1) Is there any new/extra update for?
2) Do IE9 is included? If not, is anyhow to replace IE8 by IE9 unattended?
3) Is anywhere LangPacks SP1?

Regards