Update your Win 7 installation media

[csanchez]

How I can disable that 'Command pront' option from context menu?
In script and Windows.

 

[Brds7t7]

How I can disable that 'Command pront' option from context menu?
In script and Windows.

There is a "Soft.reg" file located in the BIN folder. Delete that before you start the process.

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@SIW2, If I wanted to remove all the extra Boot options and just have this as a regular up-to-date ISO, is it just a case of deleting the menu-x86 and menu-x64 folders before starting the integration? Or is there more I need to do before?

 

[SIW2]

Change line 19 to:

set domenu=N and the menu wont be added, but the program files would be.

Easier if you use this .cmd instead of the one you already have

View attachment 7UPDATERv64H-menu-select.zip

if that works for you, that choice can be kept in the next version. Let me know how the attached 64H works for you.

 

[Brds7t7]

Thanks very much! The .cmd file worked for me.

 

[SIW2]

Thanks for testing it

New version on first post 7UPv64H.zip

 

[csanchez]

Great, thant you so much SIW2
And while we are on options, could you add somothing more? like the custom fixes that Integrate7 script by wkeller has?
As option to disable:
Customer Experience Improvement Program and Diagnostics
Windows Defender
System Restore
all logging
Action Center
Windows Search Indexer
Application Compatibility Assistant
autoshare of your disks in local network
autoplay of disks other than CD/DVD

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I recently bought an SSD to upgrade my HDD and I was surprised how little time your script took to make the iso with the updates integrated with simplix.Before it took more than 4 hours, this time it took about an hour, I didn't really see how long it took, I just started the script and left the pc for about an hour, when I came back it was ready.

Besides when I turn on my computer, it was one of those times where I noticed the advantage of an ssd hehe

 

[SIW2]

Those are registry entries.

You can create your own custom reg entries and save it as soft.reg ( for entries to software hive ) and sys.reg ( for entries to system hive )

put them in the bin folder

The entries need to use the names of the mounted hives.

software hive is mounted as SOFT
system hive is mounted as SYS

example:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\soft\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}]
@=""

 

[Visualwit]

I Installed Windows With Success. But My Laptop's Internal Keyboard And Touchpad Do NOT Work.

 

[SIW2]

Is that a question?

I have no idea if win7 drivers are available for your laptop touchpad.

Find the device id and search for it. Some laptops have a setting for the touchpad - called something like "basic", which appears to be ps2 emulation. Try that if you have it.

went into the BIOS >Main >Touchpad and changed the option from Advanced to Basic, then F10 to save.

Wonderful! The touchpad is now operational.

SEE HERE TOUCHPAD BASIC

 

[Visualwit]

My Laptop Does Not Have That Option In The BIOS, But I'll Share My Hardware IDs For The Keyboard And Touchpad.

TOUCHPAD: HID Compliant Mouse
HID\VEN_MSFT&DEV_0001&SUBSYS_ELAN0001&Col01HID\MSFT0001&Col01HID\*MSFT0001&Col01HID\VID_04F3&UP:0001_U:0002HID_DEVICE_SYSTEM_MOUSEHID_DEVICE_UP:0001_U:0002HID_DEVICE


KEYBOARD: Standard PS/2 Keyboard
ACPI\VEN_MSFT&DEV_0001ACPI\MSFT0001*MSFT0001


KEYBOARD: HID Keyboard Device
HID\VID_048D&PID_C100&REV_1000&Col02HID\VID_048D&PID_C100&Col02HID\VID_048D&UP:0001_U:0006HID_DEVICE_SYSTEM_KEYBOARDHID_DEVICE_UP:0001_U:0006HID_DEVICE



Hopefully These Hardware IDs Will Come In Handy.

 

[SIW2]

Search for it yourself. If you can't find it, you unfortunately bought the wrong laptop.

 

[killa339]

Have folks had success getting Windows 7 going on Intel 400 or 500 series chipsets? I have an 11[SUP]th[/SUP] gen tried on an Asus B460M and B560M, and while I can get Win 7 installed, and mouse and keyboard work during installation, I lose USB keyboard support when I am in Windows (setting up the account name and anything beyond). USB mouse, wireless or wired, work just fine though.

Any USB keyboard I plug, as basic as it may be, is unresponsive when in Windows. Under the Device and Printers panel, I see the keyboard as an "Unspecified" device at the bottom. Going into the properties for any of them it says "the drivers for this device are not installed: code 28”. These are the most basic keyboards, no media keys, etc. These have been plug and play just fine on my prior Windows 7 machines, under older hardware.

I have tried the setup provided at the start of this thread, I've tried the USB3 zip file in SIW2's sig, and even tried FlashBoot Pro. All end with no keyboard once in Windows.

Any suggestions? Many thanks!

EDIT: I've also tried turnig XHCI handoff on/off under the bios.

 

[dslgirl]

Hi , all my windows 7 wont boot anymore, it stops at the moving MS thingy, and wont go further.
but windows 10 will load can i fix it from there, i tried getting into into f8 screen of windows 7 but just starts repair and does nothing
sorry i didnt back it up, as life has hit me hard, no excuse though , its a dual boot on a single hdd so any help appreciated
thanks

 

[SIW2]

Hi dslgirl,

please start a new thread for your problem, because this thread is only for updating installation media.

 

[SIW2]

new version 7UPv64I on first post

 

[flavallee]

SIW2:

What changes were made between 7UPv64H (137 MB) and 7UPv64I (127 MB)?

 

[SIW2]

KB2990941 and KB3087873 hotfixes no longer included as they cause issues installing on a very few machines. They are not needed.

 

[flavallee]

Okay, thanks.

 

[BamaInArk]

I am updating my installer using the updated 7Up(i) files. During the build process however I noticed it appears I'm not seeing the prompt to use the Simplex Update pack (as seen here: https://www.sevenforums.com/install...-win-7-installation-media-53.html#post3453182) or not although the update pack is in the 7Up folder.

I know on my previous build it was working.

 

[SIW2]

I dont know what the problem is at your end.