Legolash2o

Yeah it's a bug, I noticed it the other day. I will fix it once I'm back from lunch. Thanks.

It doesn't show on the integrated tab but it does show when you boot from it, etc.. I will make it show on the integrated tab

I'm assuming you would need the actual Microsoft Camera Codec Pack to be integrated first.

Do you have an official Microsoft link for Office 2010?

The the image you are trying to remove stuff from.

I've implemented it so that it will automatically try again and then automatically add to silent installers if the retry fails. They can both be disabled in the Options tab.

What Windows does that issue happen on?

Done.

I've updated the icon anyway

AIO Integrator will always show the same components. It doesn't even scan for what has/hasn't been removed.

This has been fixed in test 5 (not released yet).

Sorry my internet has only just come back on. All the drivers where listed as 'Mix' EDIT: My internet keeps going off

The star on the icon within Win Toolkit represents that you've contributed to Win Toolkit (a.k.a have a key code)

RunOnce tool should install that fine. I can't make a new build, I'm going I've got to get ready to go out, but I could do it first thing in the morning (UK time).

I've just tested how many updates would work if integrated again. 14 out of 19 integrated fine even though they failed the first time round. The only update that didn't integrate were: KB2835174 - PolishKB2737681 - French EnterpriseKB2855269 - Windows Server 2012KB2882659 - WIndows Server 2012KB2819745 - WMF 4.0

I'm on about during integration so a right-click option wouldn't work. CAB files got fixed ages ago.

I'm pretty sure when you unmount it there is an option to not rebuild the image.

There seems to be an argument about updates that should and shouldn't go into the Silent Installers. I'm open to suggestions but how about this solutions... If an update doesn't integrate, it THEN gets moved to the silent installers automatically. Until then, it will stay in the updates category? But before it adds it to the silent it retries the updates at the end. http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/11738-missing-function-retry-integrate-not-integrated-after-integrating/

If you move it or rename it, then the RunOnce won't detect it. It just scans the roots of all the partitions for a 'Drivers' folder.

I'm guessing your drivers folder is something like 'D:\Drivers\*' ? Good news is that it will only install the drivers it needs and detects for your system. Bad news is that you may have to rename your folder.

Explains why I don't get the error. That's out of my control. The best thing to do is to notify Kels and Rick about the situation. Me best bet about the previous errors is that something which installed before them needed to the computer to restart.

I'm currently integrating all of the updates. If an update which normally gets moved to the silent installers go green, they will stay in the updates list by default.

I'm just updating my DISM installer to include DISM 8.0 as 8.1 doesn't work on XP if I remember correctly.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/evalcenter

Ah ok. Shouldn't take long to fix that. I think I have an idea of what the problem is within the code.