Legolash2o

Finally my University stuff has finished!

I could probably add .url support but Komm would have to add the .url files to his server.

Ok someone says it's not working and then someone else says it's working. Which one is it? As usually, please try with the latest test build.

@Lester, requests go into the request forum.

They are all moved because Komm has removed all of his updates and since the updates are no longer on the server, Win Toolkit classes them as old. Nothing i can do about this.

Yes.

Just a polite reminder that i am currently catching up with University work, shouldn't take long. At the same time i have to upgrade my server at home

Those eBay ones are fine (Philips) from eBay, i was referring to the cheap ones from the likes of China.

Have you sent him a PM via MDL? Or posted on the forum itself?

Yep i've tried them. One piece of advice, don't go for cheap LED lights like off eBay. Definitely bright but that depends on the lumens you get.

FOR THE THIRD TIME NOW.... PLEASE READ!!!!!! When you add a language pack into a normal windows 7 image i.e. Ultimate. It will automatically mount the boot.wim and add the required files so that you can select that language during install. You DO NOT have to mount the boot.wim manually and add the packages. This will be the last time I will be replying to this thread. Besides your above issue is DISM/PKGMGR related so there is nothing i can do about it anyway...

Is it me or has all of the updates in KUC server gone missing?

Try the latest test build.

New test version uploaded.

By default addons are allowed to run the DISM/PKGMGR command however if an addon requires another command then that option has to be ticked. I wouldn't like a cheeky sod to make an addon which formatted computers. EDIT: The option is now disable as default.

Make sure the IE9 cabs still exist

I've added the filter option in 'Options', it's enabled by default.

What happens if you untick compatibility checking? I don't remember making any changes to this tool since v77. I think i've just fixed this error.

Some people prefer the unattended file method whilst others prefer just to enter a command for the serial key, it's in there because someone requested it.

Directories: *C:\WinToolkit_Temp\Mount\Program Files *C:\WinToolkit_Temp\Mount\Windows That sort of stuff only happens if the user was browsing those folders and forgot to close the explorer window.

Some of the posts have been moved to here:

Sorry if i haven't replied in a couple of days, I worked so much on Win Toolkit i've gotten a bit behind on my studies

That's a message I accidentally left in during my testing, oops

No idea, sorry. I'm sure the answer is on Google somewhere Unattended is definitely not my strong area.

The directory does exist and has some folders in it, but it's not being detected as a mount folder.