Update your Win 7 installation media

[Basil]

Thanks for the info, but when you say "etcetera" do I just inject them all, or is there a way unbeknown to me of deciding exactly which need injecting? Does injecting them all do any harm? Thanks a lot!

 

[SIW2]

What are you referring to? If you mean extracting drivers, extract the entire contents if you like. 7Up will integrate the relevant bits and ignore the rest.

 

[Basil]

Ahh, right, that makes decisions easier, thank you SIW2!

 

[SIW2]

7UPv34 on first post. Includes "universal" usb3 drivers and standard oem nvme drivers.

If you want to use simplix, new version
Added KB4474419-v3-x86-x64 (replace KB4474419-v2-x86-x64)
Added KB4516065-x86-x64 with disabling telemetry and processor verification (replaces KB4512506-x86-x64)
Added KB4516655-x86-x64

 

[SIW2]

7UPv35 on first post. fixes an issue with one of the MS updates

 

[adrius]

It said my image was too big and to use split-wim but I don't know what I'm supposed to do with the split file(s).
Edit - Re -read some of the thread, seems splitting was only required for f32, nevermind.

 

[Megahertz07]

It said my image was too big and to use split-wim but I don't know what I'm supposed to do with the split file(s).
Edit - Re -read some of the thread, seems splitting was only required for f32, nevermind.

If you want to boot the Win 7 installation disk as EFI to install it as EFI-GPT your USB disk MUST be formatted as Fat32.
When you split the install.wim it will give you Install.swm and install1.swm
Then you delete install.wim and keep Install.swm and install1.swm

 

[SIW2]

7UPv36 on first post

 

[Paul Black]

 

[SIW2]

7UPv37 on first post. Includes more drivers and uses the latest updatepack 19.10.10

Added KB4519976-x86-x64 with telemetry disabled and processor verification (replaces KB2719033-x86-x64, KB3150220-x86-x64 and KB4516065-x86-x64)

 

[Paul Black]

7UPv37 on first post. Includes more drivers and uses the latest updatepack 19.10.10

Added KB4519976-x86-x64 with telemetry disabled and processor verification (replaces KB2719033-x86-x64, KB3150220-x86-x64 and KB4516065-x86-x64)

Excellent work as usual SIW2!

 

[SIW2]

I am wondering if I should include dism++:

 

[Paul Black]

Hi SIW2,

I am wondering if I should include dism++.

I think that would be an excellent addition!

 

[SIW2]

Added links for optional Net Frame 4.8 and vc runtimes to first post.

 

[Paul Black]

Added links for optional Net Frame 4.8 and vc runtimes to first post.

 

[goopy]

Greetings SIW2, thanks for your kind effort to keep this marvelous tool updated.
Have a couple of questions:
1. How can language packs be integrated? It seem there are two versions available, cab and msu. Would you happen to have any links to these?
2. Can DISM++ be run on the wim generated by this tool to pick up whatever updates that may have been omitted?
Many thanks and best regards,

 

[bundyboy]

Hello,

sorry i don't know which drivers i need to add to my ISO file, or do I need to add something else
to have working instalaltion ?

computer:

AMD Ryzen 5 1600
Asus PRIME A320M-K
16GB (2x8) DDR4 3000MHz
XFX RX 570 8GB GDDR5
SSD AData 960GB Sata3
Normal Hard drive Toshiba 500GB Sata3

or 7UPv37 have already have needed files ?

and is there maybe a already modified ISO file with everything I need?

thank you

 

[SIW2]

bundyboy

1. 7UPv37 contains the drivers needed for install already.
Should be enough to install on AMD Ryzen 5 1600.
You can get any other machine specific drivers after installation.
Integrating updates using Simplix is optional - it takes a while, but saves having to integrate them after installation.


2. Making modified isos available is not practical. There are 4x 32 bit images (consumer editions) and 5x 64 bit images (consumer editions) in each language.


3. Alternatively, Atak has a tool, which will integrate everything, even including graphics card drivers. The downside is that it takes a long time, includes a ton of stuff you don't need ( it has both intel and amd stuff ) and is huuuuge.
Atak's Windows 7 Image Updater
Should work fine with AMD Ryzen 5 1600


4. Note: To my knowledge, windows 7 does not work with amd G series cpus.

EDIT: It can work with G series cpus now [Solution] Win 7/Win8.1 x64 Ryzen APU Video driver（Update 2020.12.01 Vulkan/OpenCL API support!）

 

[bundyboy]

bundyboy

1. 7UPv37 contains the drivers needed for install already.
Should be enough to install on AMD Ryzen 5 1600.
You can get any other machine specific drivers after installation.
Integrating updates using Simplix is optional - it takes a while, but saves having to integrate them after installation.


2. Making modified isos available is not practical. There are 4x 32 bit images (consumer editions) and 5x 64 bit images (consumer editions) in each language.


3. Alternatively, Atak has a tool, which will integrate everything, even including graphics card drivers. The downside is that it takes a long time, includes a ton of stuff you don't need ( it has both intel and amd stuff ) and is huuuuge.
Atak's Windows 7 Image Updater
Should work fine with AMD Ryzen 5 1600


4. Note: To my knowledge, windows 7 does not work with amd G series cpus.

great. ok. for now i will try with standard drivers already included in 7UPv37.


edit: i have problem

7UPv37 folder is on c drive, C:7UPv37

i click on 7UPDATERv37 file, and run as admin.

after that i chooce folder where the win7 32bit installation is.

and i get this screen:



after that i click any key on keyborad, and after that the program dissapear...

i tried several times now, but same things happens.

can you tell me why ?

also does win7 installation needs to be in same drive ? or it can be on d: drive ?

i have ISO file for win7, which i have exctracted with winrar, this is also ok ?

thank you

 

[SIW2]

don't put spaces in the path.

D:\serije\New Folder\sources\boot.wim

There is a space between New and Folder.

Another way is to use the ASUS tool
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/...Installer_W10_64_W7_64_VER10401_20190401R.zip