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.

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New version 2.10

- Included December 2019 Cumulative Update (KB4530734)
- Included new Servicing Stack Update 12/2019 (KB4531786)
- Included .NET Framework 4.8 December 2019 Cumulative Update (KB4533095)

--> Integrate v2.10 <--

New version 2.10 with drivers (USB3, AHCI, RAID and NVMe).
- Includes everything as above
- Includes various USB3, AHCI, RAID, NVMe drivers (based on win-raid forum), which should cover many (most) of hardware.
- New in version 2.10: added Samsung and OCZ/Toshiba NVMe drivers

--> Integrate v2.10 with drivers <--

Can you please post a link to instruction how to use this? I have been trying to get to grips with a different method for weeks and have failed.

Aardvarkly
Update your Win 7 installation media. - Windows 7 Help Forums
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Thanks for your suggestion but I have tried the method described there and for some reason it doesn't work on my system. I am trying Simplix next. Wish me luck.

Hi Aardvarkly,

If you could give us more information of the reason it doesn't work that would be helpful!

Are there any error messages or where exactly does it stop working!