Update your Win 7 installation media

SIW2 · 1 Week Ago

I am intending to include fewer drivers in the next version.

csanchez · 1 Week Ago

How I can disable that 'Command pront' option from context menu?
In script and Windows.

Brds7t7 · 1 Week Ago

csanchez said:

How I can disable that 'Command pront' option from context menu?
In script and Windows.

There is a "Soft.reg" file located in the BIN folder. Delete that before you start the process.

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@SIW2, If I wanted to remove all the extra Boot options and just have this as a regular up-to-date ISO, is it just a case of deleting the menu-x86 and menu-x64 folders before starting the integration? Or is there more I need to do before?

SIW2 · 1 Week Ago

Change line 19 to:

set domenu=N and the menu wont be added, but the program files would be.

Easier if you use this .cmd instead of the one you already have

7UPDATERv64H-menu-select.zip

if that works for you, that choice can be kept in the next version. Let me know how the attached 64H works for you.

Brds7t7 · 6 Days Ago

Thanks very much! The .cmd file worked for me.

SIW2 · 6 Days Ago

Thanks for testing it

New version on first post 7UPv64H.zip

csanchez · 5 Days Ago

Great, thant you so much SIW2

And while we are on options, could you add somothing more? like the custom fixes that Integrate7 script by wkeller has?
As option to disable:
Customer Experience Improvement Program and Diagnostics
Windows Defender
System Restore
all logging
Action Center
Windows Search Indexer
Application Compatibility Assistant
autoshare of your disks in local network
autoplay of disks other than CD/DVD

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I recently bought an SSD to upgrade my HDD and I was surprised how little time your script took to make the iso with the updates integrated with simplix.Before it took more than 4 hours, this time it took about an hour, I didn't really see how long it took, I just started the script and left the pc for about an hour, when I came back it was ready.

Besides when I turn on my computer, it was one of those times where I noticed the advantage of an ssd hehe

SIW2 · 5 Days Ago

Those are registry entries.

You can create your own custom reg entries and save it as soft.reg ( for entries to software hive ) and sys.reg ( for entries to system hive )

put them in the bin folder

The entries need to use the names of the mounted hives.

software hive is mounted as SOFT
system hive is mounted as SYS

so it looks like this for example

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
instead of this :
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\{C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}]
@=""

it needs to be this:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\soft\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}]
@=""

I suppose I could make it easier by getting it to pick up a single reg file called myreg.reg or something like that.