Right?

 

Correct.  That's the idea.

 

Cheers and Regards

The updates may show if you use the (NON Slim) INTL Repack, I have not updated this with Rollup, but I have updated the English

Edit: just had a look inside Rollup MSI and you can see both updates are already integrated http://imageshack.us/a/img577/2152/zh2o.png

How do you give. Net 4.5 update patch?

Do you mean how do you integrate a update into the installer?

Do you mean how do you integrate a update into the installer?

Yes.

Extract the MSI and other files from the slim installer, also extract the MSP from the update installer, run the following command

 

msiexec /a <msi_name>.msi /p <msp_name>.msp

BTW there is no need for updating this installer, it already has this months security updates

Hi Ricktendo,

 

Thanks for you great work.

I downloaded dotNetFx451_Full_LDR_x86_x64_Slim.exe and extract them.
Edited the config.txt (unused language packs removed), and add some languages pack what I need and compress them with 7z and dragged into the batch file as described in the manual/help file. When it was complete, I tested the installer on a clean system, but I get a message "7-Zip: Unsupported method", this is maybe that I use an older or a newer version of 7zip?

Is the 7zsd.sfx modified?

 

From what version is 7zsd.sfx build?

If you compress with lzma2 you get that error, use regular lzma

Hi Ricktendo,

 

 

NET Framework 4.5.1 you create a folder structure compression bag and why Microsoft's original not the same? How to do it.
Thank you very much!

 

If you want one similar to the original, then use the rebuild (I only better compress the MZZ file for 100 MB space saving)

Now the "slim" is still the "full" framework, only that I remove setup stuff (you will find the VBS that I use to edit the MSI on the first post) and I do a admin install for better 7zip compression...this is why you see \ProgramFilesFolder and \Windows directories, you can use the VBS to slim your package and delete all setup files exept the 4.5.1 MSI and the MZZ file

I been meaning to do some videos on what methods I use to make my slim and rebuilt installers (in case I am unable to continue) but it keeps getting put off

Hi Ricktendo,

 

Thanks for you great work.

I downloaded dotNetFx451_Full_LDR_x86_x64_Slim.exe and extract them.

Edited the config.txt (unused language packs removed), and add some languages pack what I need and compress them with 7z and dragged into the batch file as described in the manual/help file. When it was complete, I tested the installer on a clean system, but I get a message "7-Zip: Unsupported method", this is maybe that I use an older or a newer version of 7zip?

Is the 7zsd.sfx modified?

 

From what version is 7zsd.sfx build?

 

Thanks, it works pretty!

Hello Ricktendo

 

I cannot download the slim installer with the LP included. It fails at the end of the download procedure.. I've tried many times... Is something wrong with the file?

 

Edit: Eset blocks it!!! is it because of the smaller size? who knows...

Edited February 23, 201411 yr by stsaerox

No problem here, it must be your PC or connection.

Check your PM.

New hotfix?

 

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2925382

It appears so, thanks

It appears so, thanks

 

Will you update this slim soon (not in a rush)?

Done!!!

Hey Cipherfx2, do you know the KB# of the "All OS" package with the Windows 8/8.1 hotfix included?

I prefer to use this installer for my other "Repack"

Done!!!

Hey Cipherfx2, do you know the KB# of the "All OS" package with the Windows 8/8.1 hotfix included?

I prefer to use this installer for my other "Repack"

 

Also searching for that KB# in other forum but no luck  :type:

Thanks ricktendo for the update

It is not possible to have just indicated Microsoft Net Framework 4.5.1 and not Microsoft Net Framework 4.5.1 hotfix rollup (KB2925382)?

I prefer not to change as much as possible from the original, but if it bothers you, you can install it with ProductName="Your Product Name Here" and it should change that to whatever you wish

I prefer not to change as much as possible from the original, but if it bothers you, you can install it with ProductName="Your Product Name Here" and it should change that to whatever you wish

 

Where can I change this?

 

Thanks

<installer>.exe ProductName="Your Product Name Here"

Change the names in the properties of the "installer.exe" file or run the command line?

I did not understand

Its a command line

Sorry to ask this, but what is the command prompt?

I tried several things without success

 

Thanks rick

Edited March 5, 201410 yr by tistou77