Slipstream Windows 7 SP1 into a Installation DVD or ISO File

Greetings. I am currently following this tutorial in order to create a Win7 64-bit All-In-One DVD with SP1 slipstreamed into it. However, I am lost at step 12H. This is the step where it says to select the priority level, re-build all images then hit commit.

The problem is this: nowhere in any of the steps, either before or after, does it say WHERE to find these settings. Step 11 tells you to click the ISO-Bootable tab and then go to Step 12F. Then, Step 12F immediately says to go to Step 12H (For an all-in-one ISO) with no other instructions, thus meaning at this point you would still be on the ISO-Bootable tab. But the settings referenced in Step 12H are not on the ISO-Bootable tab. In fact, I see further down that Step 12J again tells you to click the ISO-Bootable tab, which leads me to believe that either there is a step missing between Steps 11 and 12F, or Step 11 is supposed to tell you to click on something other than the ISO-Bootable tab.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Hello Torindkfit,

The screenshots under the steps should help to find them.

Could you post some screenshots showing what you see instead at these steps to help see what the issue may be?

Hello Radman,

With as many new Windows Updates now, you may need to.

However, if you have a larger USB flash drive, that would work better for you and be more reliable. Plus, it would be easier to keep updated.

Since you're just creating an installation DVD, download the Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1 U (media refresh) X17-58996.iso (English) file from the link below.....

Windows 7 Direct Download Links

.....and use Part 1 in the tutorial below to create a Windows 7 installation DVD with using the "Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool".

Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool

Hope this helps. :)

If both product key numbers are for Windows 7 Home Premium edition, then yes you can use the same installation disc with both keys.

If not, then you would need to have separate installation discs per edition of Windows.

Yep, you sure can then. :)

Be sure that you use the product key number on the COA sticker from the Dell PC instead of the SLP key (volume). You will not be able to activate with the SLP key.