Update your Win 7 installation media

SIW2 said:

I don't know if it is "correct". However only 2 partitions are required for uefi.



Sounds like something to do with the bios on that machine, in that case.

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If you are having trouble installing drivers, it might be because they are not win7 drivers that you are trying to install.

1. USB drive is recognised as UEFI storage if filename is changed to bootx64.efi, . Why is it named bootiax64?
2. Only two partitions created. Why aren't the 499MB recovery and 16MB unformatted partitions created? What needs to be done during installation stage?


Many thanks and best regards,

SIW2 said:

Well spotted, it is a misspaste. Nobody uses the intel extension. Have amended it.
V11 on first post.

Greetns SIW2.


1. Glad to see you have it sorted outed out finally....after 4 weeks....
2. Had an issue with an install.wim that contains 2 editions: the home and premium editions were removed by 7update. Selected Ultimate during installation, but Pro was installed instead. What went wrong?
3. Here's a comparison with DISM++ on the updates found:
a) On a COEM ISO, DISM++ 199 updates found, while 7update reported 173.
b) 7updates included a couple which are considered undesirable by DISM++.
c) Many of the .net3.5.1 updates were not picked up by DISM++/7update. DISM++ had a message about mounting the installation ISO if .net updates are to be included. What could that mean? How to turn on .net/inject .net into the installation media?
d) The following 8 updates were not picked up by DISM++/7update. Why? Important?

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Many thanks and best regards,