Legolash2o
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So if you integrate x86 drivers into and x86 image they don't work when using x64 OS as the current OS...
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Nope, all of them must be on the DVD root, this will reduce the wim image size and easier to update the apps. Note/EDIT: You can once the process has finished move the Apps folder from the dvd to a partition, usb stick, etc... and during install it will ask you to locate it
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You don't seem to be getting the point that the column in the list that says that's it's either x86, x64 or Mix is just for show, W7T does not even look at that information when integrating, i'll have a look at my code and report back later on EDIT: Is the problem just USB drivers? can you upload or link to some usb drivers for me to test please? EDIT: When you click prompt drivers in options does it show your drivers as integrated in the list?
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I'll try and do it for KB2533552, i don't know any others which require silent.
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Fixed my link, but i'll send a message to N1K
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that's what i mean't, disable it when it starts and re-enable it when it finishes.
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I could fix the usb issue by having the runonce installer temporarily disable the open file security warning message.
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What does it say under "Details" and "Origin"? I'll try NIS 2012 trial to see if i get the same thing. EDIT: NIS says it is safe, must be 2011 version, ill try and check that too EDIT: NIS 2011 works fine too, make sure you have the latest updates installed for it What was you doing at the time that NIS popped up?
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Shouldn't be too difficult to do this request
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Did Norton say anything about 1.3.0.51? I'll check the IE download links and i think it will let you integrate your IE version EDIT: Done.
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I only close requests, i'll just try and change the title to include [solved]
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What to expect so far for build 53 (not released yet): Just working through all the requests so if you have any requests and/or ideas then now is the best time
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What colour is 1a and a? EDIT: Done, you now have 4 choices. Closing...
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Just bumping this thread so i don't forget about it. Is this request still needed? EDIT: Done, just doing to finishing touches
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v52 released *Added Skip Auto-Activate to unattended *Added list of default keys to unattended *Stop W7T from writing error logs for drivers
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I think you're supposed to integrate updates first however if its not happening to them all it's probably updates for the packages you have remove.
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Why would you want to leave the serial key blank? just dont tick it lol.
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What's wrong with the Unattended Creator lol?
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Seem's like it's a problem with dism, just to check are you using VirtualBox, VirtualPC, VMWare, etc.. to test if your drivers are integrated? Fixed...
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Download: http://www.wincert.n...dows-7-toolkit/ NEWS: Since the last version (v1.0.2) there has been 157 changes. Since this is BETA i will be only releasing new versions for bug fixes but still keep the requests coming in. Warning: This is an BETA, report all bugs please and requests in the requests forum. P.S. The download link contains more info about the program itself. If you have a problem, bug, glitch, etc... then please make a new topic
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can you please upload some of those inf files which where detected as x64? They are integrated exactly the same, what the list displays it as makes no difference to how they are integrated, the x64, x86 and Mix in the list is literally just for show. EDIT: Fixed.
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v51 has quite a few changes
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1. The 'top-priority' is a lot of work but it will get done. 2. I have already planned to add a skip product key setting in unattended
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I mean't how does windows install svpacks, does it use rundll32 advpack commands?
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Different component list on "component removal" and "All-in-one tool"
Legolash2o replied to zavan's topic in Win Toolkit
All-In-One is just a list of the components i know, and will always stay the same. Component Removal actually scans the image and lists all packages, it can be useful for Windows 8 where it will pick up any new packages. 1st image is confusing as the label at the bottom says "Almost Done..." and there is no code working with the image after that file so you must of done something strange. 2nd image, tell me exactly what you did step by step to get that error, that error will only appear if you moved/deleted the image before W7T had finished.