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  1. myselfidem
    It was about RT 7 Lite with RT booster integrating SP2 on the image! Cheers
  2. myselfidem
    You are wrong because AnyCPU means: That means two passes will be writed inside Autounattend.xml file: x86 and amd64 passes! Regards
  3. myselfidem
    It seems an issue with WinToolkit or a condition between Skip Auto-Activation and default serial key! Tested without problem many times with an customized Autounattend.xml file (AIO): http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/9178-create-your-own-autounattendxml-all-in-one-x86amd64/page__st__80#entry86013 Try to use your customized Autounattend-xml file with WinToolkit and let us know. Thanks
  4. myselfidem
    Thanks bphlpt! It seems your are right, I haven't well understood. @RichardPullman Try to select also: Skip Auto-activation Regards
  5. myselfidem
    You need to add a user account and a password!
  6. myselfidem
    You need to post your new questions inside the right thread! Cheers
  7. myselfidem
    @inteliboy Read post 35 please!
  8. myselfidem
    If the error occurs again you can try to download the iso file a new time. Perhaps the one you utilize is corrupt. http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/file/12-windows-7-sp1-refresh-iso/ HTH
  9. myselfidem
    Here is mine.
  10. myselfidem
    It seems the culprit is: /morestart and quote missing http://technet.micro...5(v=ws.10).aspx
  11. myselfidem
    Thanks for the new release WinToolkit140-51_Test17! Works fine even with the selected option: Tools Manager Aero. And the scroll up or down with the mouse works fine for me! Regards
  12. myselfidem
    Yes, this value is deprecated! It's a workaround...And this option doesn't ignore your answer file! But if you want you can download "SetProductKey" on my sig below to integrate all Windows 7 version default keys (need time) and look at examples included inside the folder, to use Autounattend.xml files without keys! Enjoy
  13. myselfidem
    Yes, thanks for the new release WinToolkit140-51_Test12, the Tool Manager Aero is solved and it seems you are using only one color for boxes. Keep your excellent work! Regards
  14. myselfidem
    Solved like you said: untick : "Tools Manager Aero" inside Options with WinToolkit140-51_Test9. The same trouble is solved also using WinToolkit140-51_Test8 !! Regards
  15. myselfidem
    No, I haven't set a custom theme, only set a new wallpaper img0.jpg. Regards
  16. myselfidem
    Many thanks for the new design! However I see black lines on all boxes separating 2 different colors! MS Security Essential installed. Regards
  17. myselfidem
    Yes! You need one Autounattend.xml file and add inside: <OOBE> <HideEULAPage>true</HideEULAPage> <SkipMachineOOBE>true</SkipMachineOOBE> </OOBE> The default key will be installed for each Windows 7 version you choose! Cheers
  18. myselfidem
    OK. I got it. With IE it's needed to uncheck the Internet Advanced option security: "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" Cheers
  19. myselfidem
    Sorry Rick, but the exe file can't be downloaded! Regards
  20. myselfidem
    Your question isn't clear! Regards
  21. myselfidem
    For a full integration we can integrate the language packs inside install.wim and boot.wim images! Regards
  22. myselfidem
    To integrate IE9, we have several possibilities: 1 - We can also download the full IE9-Windows7-x86-fra.exe (example french version) and extract the files to integrate inside the install.wim mounted image with the two .cab files: IE9-Win7.CAB and ielangpack-FRA.CAB 2 - IE9-win7.msu + Windows6.1-KB982861-x86.cab (extracted from IE9-Windows6.1-LanguagePack-x86-fra.msu) And not using: ielangpack-FRA.CAB with IE9-win7.msu. To avoid errors! Tested the two methods successfully! Cheers
  23. myselfidem
    About IE9 and language packs, I see there is two language packs (example for French): One include inside IE9-Windows7-x86-fra.exe (full version). Extracted language file is : ielangpack-FRA. CAB Another language pack .cab file inside: IE9-Windows6.1-LanguagePack-x86-fra.msu => Windows6.1-KB982861-x86.cab It seems - to avoid errors - it's better to use the extracted language pack "Windows6.1-KB982861-x86.cab" using IE9-win7.msu. http://www.microsoft...ls.aspx?id=1944 Tested here: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/150416-msu-version-of-internet-explorer-9/page__view__findpost__p__959478 Always install first IE9 and after language pack, and after IE9 updates and all other updates! Errors occurs if some updates are already integrated first! Regards
  24. myselfidem
    Thanks, it was simply a reminder... And if we have trouble we can use the SetProductKey.cmd to integrate keys. Cheers
  25. myselfidem
    @Escorpiom Note: About the value: <SkipMachineOOBE>true</SkipMachineOOBE> We can read inside "Unattended Windows Setup Reference for Windows 7.chm" Regards
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