Adding Updates to an ISO file / merging x64 and x86 together?

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by Hyflex, Apr 24, 2013.

  1. Hyflex

    Hyflex MDL Novice

    Apr 24, 2013
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    Hey,

    I've not done this before but I'm trying to learn how to create an updated windows 7 installation disk.

    I've downloaded:
    - X17-59465.iso (Windows 7 Ultimate, x64 architecture)
    - Windows® AIK for Windows® 7
    - RT Seven Lite

    I'm unsure how I am supposed to work out what updates to add.

    How do I work out what ones I need to add?

    How can I merge x64 and x86 architecture ISO's together to make a fully upto date complete ultimate disk?


    Thanks in advance
    - Hyflex
     
  2. Hyflex

    Hyflex MDL Novice

    Apr 24, 2013
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    I've downloaded the following:

    All Security Updates (56)
    All Non-Security Updates (62)
    Service Packs (1) <-- Unsure as to why this is needed, because I downloaded X17-59465.iso (Windows 7 Ultimate, x64 architecture) which is the refresh version on SP1...
    All .Net 3.5.1 Framework Updates (8)
    All MS Security Products (2)
    Optional Updates: IE 10.0.0.4, Silverlight 5, System Update Readiness Tool, Microsoft Genuine Advantage Diagnostic Tool, Windows Management Framework 3.0, Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5, DirectX End User Runtimes (7)
    Language Packs: English (1)
    Adobe Flash Player(s) (2)

    Unsure if I need all of them and unsure about the display drivers (what if I used the same disk on an AMD and also a Nvidia computer would it cause issues?)

    I've no idea how to merge them into the ISO as the instructions are somewhat unclear as there are .exe, .msi and .cab files.