Using Dism++

Just updated Dism to newest version. And under what circumstances would I need activ backup? If MS says my copy isn't legal?

Paul Black said:

Hi RoWin7,

This might give you a small insight . . .

[1] Using DISM++ to run/add Windows Updates.
[2] Using DISM++ to export drivers [including third-party drivers] from your current OS installation 1.

I hope this helps!

Those are the two I already know, and I have a redundant backup and image scheme already.

I will create ActiveBackup folder when I get home. RoWin7, don't feel bad, much of DISM++ via Chuyu.Me was not obvious to me either. I had to really read each item and take a guess at what very likely will happen if any particular item is activated. Optimizer? Did Chuyu make his optimizer similar to the ones I have run across over the years? Or, did he make it much better? I'm guessing your important question set is my important question set: Pertaining to each item, what features and benefits does each item provide, how does each item accomplish that? Wait until you meet the command-line DISM++, one must type exact precise action sentences or get error messages.

I don't feel bad, Chuyo isn't programming for the average user.
I don't do command lines unless I have the precise text from someone else. My first computer was a Win98.

It's OK, I don't want to guess with system functions. I have Glary Utilities and assorted other utilities to do many of these.

Thanks, people.

Hi RoWin7,

RoWin7 said:

I don't feel bad, Chuyo isn't programming for the average user.

Thanks, people.

You are welcome!
I see you have marked this thread as Solved!

RoWin7 said:

"System optimizer is probably akin to our optimizers" We already have optimizers?

I meant the universal our, speaking about the numerous web sites [not BC!] claiming their optimizers are the best.

"...Glary Utilities..." That is cool! I have WinUtilities, just in case something specific is needed :)
Did you ever hear of or lightly try jv16PowerTools? I use that for specific purposes.

DISM++, humm . . ., what are the issues you are experiencing?

"DISM++, humm . . ., what are the issues you are experiencing?"
If you meant the OP, OP wanted to know more about chuyuMe's DISM++, if I understood thread opener correctly. If you meant me, I am going to press on until laptop's fixed.