Slipstream Windows 7 SP1 into a Installation DVD or ISO File

Brink · 22 Feb 2011

This tutorial has been updated with the Windows 7 SP1 download link. :)

Bare Foot Kid · 22 Feb 2011

Well done Shawn!

Brink · 22 Feb 2011

Thank you sir. :)

xxxdannyxxx · 22 Feb 2011

Why is the official version double the size of the leaked version(mine was 903mb)or does it contain x32 and x64 versions.

Danny

Brink · 22 Feb 2011

Hello Danny,

Yes, the official Windows 7 SP1 (RTM final release) download at the link in step 1 contains both the 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) SP1 versions in the ISO file. :)

xxxdannyxxx · 22 Feb 2011

Brink said:

Hello Danny,

Yes, the official Windows 7 SP1 (RTM final release) download at the link in step 1 contains both the 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) SP1 versions in the ISO file. :)

Thanks Shaun thought as much.Im just praying this round of slipstreaming goes a bit better than the last and without the disk cleanup errors.LOL

Brink · 22 Feb 2011

You're welcome. :)

Tarka Dal · 22 Feb 2011

Thanks a lot Shawn. I was looking for it when I got your link. Cheers mate...

Brink · 22 Feb 2011

You're most welcome Runckle. :)

Fayla · 22 Feb 2011

Hm, this didn't work for me. I installed RT Seven lite, realized that I had chosen the wrong version by mistake and went to remove it. First problem was that it did not register as being installed and I could not install over the top of it with SP1 version. I ended up restoring a system image to get rid of the program.

Once everything was rebooted, I installed the SP1 version of Rt Seven Lite. It got to the SP1 addition stage. The thing took TWO hours to complete 32% of 'preparing'. Needles to say I gave up and hard rebooted, and re re instated the latest system image to get rid of the program and traces of the procedure.

I am not best pleased by this program and will most likely now just burn the SP1 ISO to a DVD. But for this install, I'll just install it via Window's Update.