Legolash2o

Is it ALWAYS DVD\\winpe\\winpe? just like its always DVD\\sources\\install.wim

I don't know what the two options are they wants. I don't read German.

I'm currently uploading a test version, please try that.

Why??????????????? It's the most pointless thing ever.

At the moment it only does when Win Toolkit detects a 'Sources' folder within the file path.

The only other thing that can cause that is when an update gets an error 0x800f0830 and that causes the whole thing to abort.

You must of had 'Prompt Unmount' ticked. Also it was probably grayed out because you already pressed the cancel button and it had to finish what it was doing first.

I've made some changes and hopefully this is fixed.

Fixed the bug.

What's the filepath of the install.wim?

C:\\Windows\\WinToolkit\\RunOnce.log

Any logs?

WinToolkit will integrate in whatever order you put the updates in. However when it comes to IE9/10, they get integrated after all the other prerequisites but before the other updates.

That does not make sense.

1. It does that anyway. The reason his picture had more is because he had more than just IE updates, but also an update for which is needed before Remote Desktop update can be installed. 2. It does it for when adding the EXE but not cab/msu 3. Already does that. It won't show updates in the notification if they are already present in the list.

Nope, just seems pointless. I'm guessing they all get installed in the correct order during Windows installation anyway. Besides, I don't want to risk people turning off the feature and then complain something didn't integrate despite the fact it does no harm what-so-ever leaving it on automatically. You can sort them all alphabetically anyway and once you press 'Start', Win Toolkit will push IE9/10 to the bottom of the prerequisites automatically.

It probably is easily solvable, it just makes it harder since I only have x64 machines at home.

The issue only happens when you're using an x86 machine.

OK, this issue should be fixed now.

I've just fixed an important bug regarding extraction of files which have foreign characters in them. I will upload a test version now...

Do the updates appear on the 'Integrated' tab? EDIT: I've uploaded a test version for you EDIT 2: I've noticed you have foreign characters in the file path of those 3 updates... doing some testing...

Next time make a new topic svan71. I've also been getting the McRip error and I haven't changed any code in that area what-so-ever. Does it start working again if you use an older version? I've fixed the IE10 support link error. Windows Update Agents integrate fine for me.

Apparently it can be done via Unattended.

True!!

Hopefully they will all work now, the last one about EULA is out of my control (Microsoft).