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Reinstalling Windows without taking forever like in XP
I just reinstalled Windows for my sister based on info here whereby you go to a Microsoft page to download an ISO file. Though this claims to be recent, with updates included, it isn't and far from it.
There is somewhere on the same page where you can actually download and include other updates but I had 2 problems with this. -1- I wasn't too clear as to how exactly to do this AND more importantly -2- I had no clue as to what to include since the page had a whole bunch of ''(KB123456)'' type of files.
What am I supposed to do link to every one , read what it is all about and then see if I need it or not? This seems to be to take as long if not more than actually making Windows do the updating on its own.
Anyhow I remember back in the XP days there was a way to add all updates to an ISO by first creating an image or something from the original CD. It actually had a name and may have included some other download or software or something. I think many of you know what I am talking about.
Anyhow, reinstalling Windows on my sister's PC took forever and I do not what my doing so again taking that long. Actually, if it is at all possible, ideally, I would also like the re-installation to immediately follow up with other installations of say Office (Which I also have the original CD.)
Anyhow, does the XP thing exist or something similar or....?
Thanks