Legolash2o

Forgot to say, test build released.

Yeah i'll never add 'third party' stuff as it annoys the hell out of me. Having adverts for links within Win Toolkit is enough.

I sent you an email

Yeah sure, don't see why not.

Don't worry about it, however it's now fixed. Don't forget, I will release a test build for it in a couple of hours

Already fixed that in the latest build Http://www.wincert.net/leli55PK/Testing/

http://wincert.net/leli55PK/Testing/ Fixed in the above test build. Enjoy.

New test version is out: http://wincert.net/leli55PK/Testing/

People who contribute to WinToolkit either by helping others or donating get a key which removes the adverts within WinToolkit links and unlocks some other useful stuff.

Thanks for letting me home, I shall fix it once im home.

I've already added it, not sure when the next release will be. Still got more work to do on it.

Yes, as long as the usb stick is in before the desktop is first shown (after the first reboot). The RunOnce installer will literally scan every drive letter plugged in for an 'Apps' folder. USB, DVD, CD, RAMDisk, pre-mapped network drive, heck even a floppy disk! As long as it has a drive letter.

Here is some more news. Win Toolkit itself now skips pre-integrated updates. Usually it can take DISM around 5-10 seconds to decide if an update is already integrated. Now that Win Toolkit has taken over the checking, it's literally instant! Note: The time saving is only noticed if an update is already present. It also checks verison numbers so if KBXXXXXX-v1 is integrated it will still integrate KBXXXXXX-v2 fine.

That's exactly why it appears first, that way the IE related updates definitely get integrated. IE10 Integrates just fine with KB2670838 alone. Also when you click start in v1.4.1.12, IE10 gets pushed automatically to the bottom of the prerequisite list.

Nah, don't touch the %DVD% variable. UFD?

Nope it's not available but i've just added it.

You mean the tweak to remove it?

On another HDD partition, not CD/DVD. If you have your HDD split into 2 partitions and you install Windows one C:\ then put the Apps folder on the other partition D:\ You could put it on a separate DVD as you suggested and put it in after Windows files have been expanded.

But the Apps folder on another partition instead of the DVD but make sure 'Apps' is on the root of the partition.

I'm not doing requests yet. I used to have sorting but it caused problems when it came to numbers. Size and dates never sorted properly.

OMG it works and it's free. THANK YOU!!! Do you have a key for Win Toolkit? EDIT: It seems that if i mount an image to the RAMDisk, i can't integrate updates

IE10 integrates fine with just KB2670838

Thanks, I will have a look. Thanks. ISO should be ok to use.

Before I talk about long term plans, I will talk about the next release. v1.4.1.12 already has a few bug fixes and enhancements. Short Term - Next release: *1.4.1.12^FIX: "KB2670838" will always be integrated before IE10. Because it is required for IE10 to be integrated. *1.4.1.12^FIX: Typo on new 'Windows ISO' screen. Nothing special. *1.4.1.12^New method of detecting update integration. Usually updates go green fine but some stay red. This new method gets the package name which you can see when you put your mouse over item. Anyways, all updates should now go green unless it's for the wrong version of Windows. For example, Windows 2012 updates won't integrate into Windows 8 and will show red. *1.4.1.12^KB2764913 and KB2764916 (IE10 files) can now be integrated on x64. Any processor architecture neutral updates can now be integrated. *1.4.1.12^'Windows ISO' > 'Exclusive ISOs' now displays download speed and time remaining. I won't release v1.4.1.12 yet as I will be going through the automated error logs to fix what I can. Long Term: I'm still very behind with the code refactoring so I will have to dedicate at least an hour a day to get the job done. I haven't really done much recently and it really needs to get done before I can add new features. I will of course keep you guys updated on its progress In case you've forgotten, code refactoring is where you replace older and possibly more complex code with newly learnt and simpler code. This helps create an efficient, simple and more streamlined program but also helps me squash bugs. Also Win Toolkit production may end (except bugs) when Windows 9 comes out but I will start a new tool dedicated for Windows 9 Anyways, back on point. When the code refactoring is completed I will finally be cycling throw ALL the request topics for the v1.5.0 release. I really need to get the code refactoring done first. Releases: Sometimes I can get carried away with release and release multiple updates a day, this tends to annoy people and therefore I am thinking about trying to release a beta build every night (assuming if anything has changed) and a public build every Sunday night. This will also allow me to gather enough log data to release bugs and give you guys a chance to report more errors. The only time I will release an update before then is if there is a massive bug which needs to be addressed. Automation: I'm trying to make more processes in Win Toolkit automated for me. For example, the new update integration check will make life a lot more simpler for every body as you should no longer receive red updates. Error logging is already fully automated which is brilliant as most users don't report bugs at all. There are, however, more things which could be automated for me which will give me more time for programming. I will try and make donations more automated so users don't have to wait for me to give them a key.

You would get a key for free anyway, as you've contributed loads already. I will rename it to 'Exclusive ISOs' when I get home from my lecture Thanks.