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Huh? this is straight as forward as scanning a online image, just dont go nuts on updating all components, only update those you use

La verdad Javo, la sección de code no es mi especialidad. Solo se modificar el code de otros para funcionar para lo que yo necesite

You cant integrate service pack the same way you integrate updates, but you can do a "reverse integration" where you install windows 7 to a test machine, boot into sysprep, install service pack 1, and prepare that install to be captured and make your WIM Look at the last video "Preinstalling Applications and Capturing Image" where I talk about this process BTW if you can find it, its better to download a pre-integrated sp1 iso from microsoft

You want to integrate service pack 1 into windows 7?

It does work on windows 8.1, the only thing is for some reason when you install certain updates it turns itself back on

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- Mount your wim image with dism - Run KUC with params (listed above changing X:\path) poining to your mounted folder - Use it the same way you use it to scan a online install - Let KUC create packages.txt, scan it, download and create the necesary scripts - Use cmd scripts to copy, remove and/or add updates into the mounted image (/online will change to /image:<your_path> so when you execute them, the updates will be integrated vs installed on your current pc) Its the same as scanning your current image, only its scanning the mounted wim/vhd, more info in the FAQ

Then use KUC to scan your mounted image, this will give you the updates you need and it will skip any updates that are not able to be integrated offline, you can even pick which components you want to update (its much smarter) Just run with /DVD-Image-dir:X:\path for mounted WIM or /VHD-drive:X:\path for mounted VHD After, you can use the same CMD's created to integrate or remove OLD (IE8 removal can only be done offline, KUC knows this and will tell you in your packages out)

Why not integrate, then all you need to do is remove old and office

No creo que pueda manejar a MSI, pruebe dejandolo en forma EXE sin extraer

No, you can use this and it will skip the x64 stuff

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Congrats on this tool OnePiece

You dont need the script to copy rarreg.key, the original winrar installer will copy it if you put it in the same dir

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Hello, I'm old here

Estan en System32 y puedes usar a Replacer

This is a known thing with Media Center, Messenger is some how built into Media Center

MCE addon is fine (use md5 to check,) I think you may need .net framework 2.0 (this causes the ehshell.exe error) Service pack 3 does not need a program, it can integrate itself

I think you only need 1.1 I dont use USB for XP install, I use DVD The service pack can integrate itself Never tried my MCE on sp2 Means you dont have to enter any choices during install, if you fill the forms out correctly The problem with your installs is due to a bad INF addon, when it jumps from 25 to 18 minutes is because a INF could not find the file specified because it was deleted or not copied to the disk

Looks good to me

Well thats all I can do, cant help you any further

Never had this, sorry