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When slipstreaming drivers and Windows updates into a Windows image, say a Windows 7 Professional x64 image, am I correct in my understanding that the "Mounted Image" one configures as the "Source" is modified by NTLite?
Specifically, when I unpack a Windows ISO into, for example, into D:\Win7Pro_x64, start NTLite, set the "Source" to D:\Win7Pro_x64, "load" the Professional image such that "3. Windows 7 Professional" is highlighted in grey with a green ball icon displayed to its left, and then apply Windows Updates and drivers to that "Source"... the files inside D:\Win7Pro_x64 are modified by NTLite, correct?
So if my goal is to create multiple Windows 7 Professional x64 ISO's for installation on different systems (e.g. Dell XPS 13, Dell m4600, Panasonic Toughbook etc), should I
Specifically, when I unpack a Windows ISO into, for example, into D:\Win7Pro_x64, start NTLite, set the "Source" to D:\Win7Pro_x64, "load" the Professional image such that "3. Windows 7 Professional" is highlighted in grey with a green ball icon displayed to its left, and then apply Windows Updates and drivers to that "Source"... the files inside D:\Win7Pro_x64 are modified by NTLite, correct?
So if my goal is to create multiple Windows 7 Professional x64 ISO's for installation on different systems (e.g. Dell XPS 13, Dell m4600, Panasonic Toughbook etc), should I
- Create a "common" Windows 7 Professional x64 folder to which I apply only Windows Updates, e.g. D:\Win7Pro_x64_updates
- Then copy that folder to new folders, one for each system w/ unique drivers? e.g. D:\Win7Pro_x64_updates_Dell_m4600