Okay. I tried your method and it simply didnt work. I did exactly what you said, downloaded the .iso, extracted the files into a folder, integrated the updates, then used the win7 usb-dvd tool to burn to the usb. I tried installing from it and the installation failed at a certain point, saying it could not install a certain feature or configure it, restarted it several times and still failed. I had to use my original disc and suffer the updates.
You can get help with the Updater in its Update 7 installation media tutorial thread from the author.
No point now. Already done.
Using the updater sometimes requires interactive Support from the author or others who are usually quick to answer. Since it's really for enthusiasts and not consumers who want pushbutton ease I will stop linking it generally. There really is only an hour's Updates after install anyway so you're not saving that much time unless you do installs regularly.
Be sure to enable Automatically deliver drivers via Windows Update (Step 3) and run all rounds of Important and Optional Updates until there are no more.
I NO THIS IS AN OLD POST BUT IF PEOPLE STILL READ THIS, THE ISSUES IS OEM/RETAIL, LAPTOPS/PC's FROM SHOPS USE OEM, OPERATING SYSTEMS PURCHASED FROM SHOPS ARE RETAIL, THE REASON YOUR KEY DOES NOT WORK IS YOU HAVE RETAIL VERSION, OEM VERSION IS NEEDED, CHEERS
Incorrect. The retail and OEM installers have been the same since XP.
i have never been able to register my laptop 7 home premium with 7 home premium i purchased for pc i built or vice versa and thats same with my xp laptop/pc
Ganjamanyeah check your key board. I believe the Caps Lock key is stuck.
I like AddRam have no idea what your post is all about.
i take it you never read any posts above mine, it does pay to read before you post wasteful comments
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