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9. It integrates any Drivers that are in the DRIVERS\Installx64 folder.
10. It saves the image
11. Finished
Last edited by SIW2; 04 Jul 2021 at 05:43.
Update your Win 7 installation media
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Thanks for the illustrations. So in my case I would select image 3, W7 Pro.
So do I now burn this lot to the DVD+RW disk? And then use this for the first boot set up in the newly assembled tower?
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New #533
After it has finshed the updating, you can create an iso.
Shockingly, that is what this is for:
It has been very cunningly disguised by naming it CREATE-ISO.
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New #534
If you don't know how to burn an iso, or extract it to bootable usb,, anybody here can explain it.
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New #535
Got it. That's the last stage. I can do an ISO using "Easy Burner".
I'm now set to go.
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Hello.
Can someone upload new screenshots, especially for step 2. (2. It will ask you to browse to installation media
Update your Win 7 installation media.-2.jpg) The links are dead for the screenshots
I think I am missing something.
Things that I've done that has not worked:
a) Tried to choose as path for windows installation files a USB drive with my windows 7 iso "burned" into it.
b) Tried to choose as path for windows installation files a USB drive with the provided iso 17514x64-v9.iso "burned" into it.
c) Tried to choose as path for windows installation files a DVD with my windows 7 iso "burned" into it.
d) Tried to choose as path for windows installation files an extract from my windows 7 iso a folder in drive C:
In all 4 cases, nothing happens EXCEPT the browse for folder selection pop up coming up again and again and again.
Please help
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New #538
I extracted the contents from the iso with 7-zipnamed the folder Windows7 or whatever
placed folder in C:
that is what you want to select the folder that contains the contents of the iso you extracted.
you can create an ISO with the ISO creator in the folder
or any ISO creator, my favorite is ImgBurn
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@jjj999214
It is expecting:
installation media directory\sources\boot.wim
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installation media directory\sources\install.wim
If either of those is absent the browse window stays until you select a valid installation media directory.
I could include an error message to alert people who select invalid directory.
You can replace 7UPDATERv42.cmd with this 7UPDATERv42A.cmd
7UPDATERv42A.zip which will tell you what you are doing wrong.
(In addition a dvd is not suitable because it not writeable.)Last edited by SIW2; 10 Dec 2019 at 07:05.
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Sorry, but I'm back. After copying and saving your sequence of screenshots I thought I would get on with it. I unzip the Updater. Then I get a list of the things that are in it, (scripts?). So I randomly clicked on the sixth one in the list "7UPDATERv42".
Then I get this:
Which isn't in the images you posted above. When I get this window what do I do next, or have I gone wrong at the very start?
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