Windows 7: Integrate7 script – automatically download and slipstream all updates!

I was directed to this thread by a link elsewhere. (New build with Dual boot installation) I was asking about a new build with a new installation of W7 + Linux. This Integrate thing looks like the ideal tool to get me where I want to be but assembling it and adding all the bits and pieces is a non-starter for me. So much of the terms used are beyond my knowledge. If anyone who understands it could put together the latest version with drivers on a single bootable media I would happily pay your price. I want W7 Pro 64bit going on an Asus Intel Prime H270-Pro LGA 1151 ATX and Intel Core I3 6100 BX8066213600 Skylake. It would need to be posted to France.

Sadly, most of the questions I ask here are answered with terms I don't understand and by the time I have Googled them I have lost track of the questions

Hi Aardvarkly,

[1] That will NOT be possible because of the licensing agreement!
[2] Perhaps somebody who has used this Integrate7 script method successfully can guide you to accomplish what you require!
[3] Have you also looked at this => Update your Win 7 installation media.? It is simple to use. You start with the desired ISO, incorporate the drivers etc that are relevant, create the new installation media, and install!

I hope this helps!

I'm sorry to hear that. I was hoping to "cut to the chase" by getting the right stuff on a disk.
I have run across your link before. Here is an example. I'm supposed to "1. Extract the 7UP folder directly to the root of the drive, so you have C:\7UPv41 folder." Then several more steps. I don't know what root of the drive means. This is the extent of my ignorance. I have built two successful towers previously but haven't a clue when it comes to software issues.

Hi Aardvarkly,

The Root of the drive can be accessed by clicking Start => Computer => LocalDisk (C:). This assumes that the OS is installed on C:\.

I follow that.
Program files, etc.


Taking a break now. Back this pm.