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Windows 7 Slipstream update failed
- Thread starter duong3400
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What is your question? If you need a minimum list of Windows 7 SP1 Updates, try this one:
Windows 7 - Issue w/KB3191566 + Build with all optional components integrated
My personal W7 SP1 updates list: post #10
Windows 7 - Issue w/KB3191566 + Build with all optional components integrated
My personal W7 SP1 updates list: post #10
You didn't follow abbodi's list.
MISSING - SHA1 SSU KB4490628
MISSING - SHA2 Update KB4474419
MISSING - SHA2 SSU KB4536952
RDP -> also requires KB2574819
Please don't open a NEW thread every time you have a new problem on the same subject (W7 SP1 slipstream). Otherwise I will lock your posts.
MISSING - SHA1 SSU KB4490628
MISSING - SHA2 Update KB4474419
MISSING - SHA2 SSU KB4536952
RDP -> also requires KB2574819
Please don't open a NEW thread every time you have a new problem on the same subject (W7 SP1 slipstream). Otherwise I will lock your posts.
I wouldnt go pulling the "newbie card" here if i were you. People here give up their time(unpaid) and go above and beyond to help new members, if you cant be bothered to follow advice from people who know what they are talking about and to keep opening new threads on the same subject expect to get your butt kicked which i can esily do from my moderator account - https://www.ntlite.com/community/index.php?members/clanger.3/.
Or you can change your attitude, follow the advice you have been given to the letter and we can start afresh on the right foot eh? Choice is yours.
Or you can change your attitude, follow the advice you have been given to the letter and we can start afresh on the right foot eh? Choice is yours.
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This preset only adds KB4474419 (SHA-2), it cannot be installed by itself without the SHA-1 and SSU updates.
W7 KB lists are very confusing if you have no experience in updating W7. Please use a pre-tested list like my W7 updates list, and not try to figure your own update list. There is no point in making new lists since W7 has ended support and nothing will change.
W7 KB lists are very confusing if you have no experience in updating W7. Please use a pre-tested list like my W7 updates list, and not try to figure your own update list. There is no point in making new lists since W7 has ended support and nothing will change.
most users are only "home user plus" and rely on the "knolly bods" recommendations.W7 KB lists are very confusing if you have no experience in updating W7.
the only hard bit is assembling a working update list, once you have it its plain sailing from there on.There is no point in making new lists since W7 has ended support and nothing will change.
with windows 7 being EoL and deader than a norwegian blue parrot now is the time to build your own "Gold" image.
get an untouched iso, update it ONLY, do not do any removals at this stage, sysprep and capture. backup an dmake a copy of the capture and drag that into ntlite - ntlite works very well on sysprepped captured images, then customise that to your needs, which may vary depending on the installation requirements which may be a default install or a tweaked install.