Legolash2o

When i start requests i'll be sure to look into this.

Personally i used Update Catalog within Win Toolkit to download updates. Unfortunately it doesn't give as much information as the program you mentioned (which looks nice) but it's hard to contain that information when there are literally 500+ updates for McRip to maintain. And those 500+ are just Win 7 Post-SP1 Updates! I will try and answer your questions as i see them. I don't really see any question marks in there so i'll give it my best shot 1. Windows Update Tab Win Toolkit doesn't work with the Windows Update feature itself. When you download an update via Windows Update, the information and http link of each update gets stored in 'C:\\Windows\\WindowsUpdate.log'. Win Toolkit then simply scans each line in that text file search for anything with HTTP and .MSU and then simply adds it to the list for you to download. It doesn't contain information such as critical, important, optional, etc... as I don't think that information is stored within that same log file. 2. CAB Tab When you download something via Windows Update, Microsoft stores that update in cab format in 'C:\\Windows\\SoftwareDistribution\\Downloads\\' and Win Toolkit just offers you the option to copy the to a custom folder so you can integrate them. Yes it's fine to just integrate them without worrying about the order. If a user has reported that an update requires a prerequisites, then it will get added to a group called 'Priority' within the Update tab. For example if you integrate IE9 then Win Toolkit will integrate IE9 before it even looks at any IE9 updates you have also added. Anything else? Sorry if i've missed out anything. I'm sort of rushing as I have to go to University soon

Thanks Kels, I will have a look after University and I've bookmarked this page just to make sure

Just put up a new blog.

The most common reason for updates going red is because they are additions which are not needed. i.e. IIS or Internet Explorer 9 updates when you don't have IE9 integrated.

http://liamcrozier.wordpress.com/ Check out my new blog site, nothing interesting at the moment. If you have any ideas of what I can put on their just let me know.

Sorry i don't really understand what you're trying to ask Merging images shouldn't effect your images what-so-ever and therefore should still work regardless if you have used vLite/RT7Lite or not.

So you want a russian version? OK, download an SP1 image like Kels said above and then integrate the language pack.

Which version of Vista, DISM doesn't seem to work with anything older than SP1 i believe. The boot.wim might not be an SP1 version.

Just made some changes, just sit back and wait for v72

I've just implemented the last of this fix and it should be ok now I'm just going to check if you can edit the names by clicking on them directly in the list, if not i'll make it possible.

I'm about 90% better, this cough won't go away though!!! Just having an induction week at University and i'll be trying to set up a blog mostly about Win Toolkit if anyone is interested in reading it. I'm just working on Win Toolkit now and will be this afternoon too. I can see that they're still some bugs left to get rid off. How is everyone?

If there is a log it should be in the logs folder...

Just letting you know i'm still here, i've just been in ill (man-flu). The only thing i've been doing is fitness classes, playing Runescape (hadn't played in years) and lots of sleep In the meantime, keep posting bugs. I'm sure i'll have a few bug reports and logs to go through once i'm better.

Technically they shouldn't be all names setup and should be given a name such as 'CCleaner','7zip', WinRAR', etc.. if items with the same name exists then a _1, _2, etc... will be appended. I've only half fixed it so far because i've been ill (still not 100% better).

Thanks for reporting. I'll have a look when I get back home and eaten. I already have some idea of how I can fix it so shouldn't take long at all

1. I'm unable to reproduce this error, i may need screenshot. 2. Looking into this now. EDIT: Issue 2 has been fixed.

1. It won't show updates for features which have been removed. 2. Win Toolkit won't ignore them but DISM should or it might install them when the feature is added taking precious free space as you put it.

It should show them after running the AIO Integrator, it won't show tweaks though. Open AIO Integrator and select just 1 tweak you would like. Goto options make make sure all of the 'Prompt' options are checked. Click start. It will show you everything you have integrated into that image previously.

If i remember correctly.... Those are from a driver pack and they have missing files which are not included but the *.inf file needs them to be installed. Look in WinToolkitEXEFolder\\Logs\\Driver_Errors.txt EDIT: Infact at the end of the integration you should have seen a message saying some drivers did not install and if you clicked yes, it would have taken you to a log.

This issue has been fixed since v65.

Fixed and fixed.

Those 20 updates are probably the additions, they only install if needed,

All of those updates in the Update Catalog are post SP1.

v33 didn't use dates to determine if a file is newer or not. Win Toolkit it working fine, i just wasn't expecting McRip to re-upload ALL of his files again. It's a shame McRip's server doesn't show the MD5 hash next to each file