I stand correct, 2932046 resources are included also so, only 2937592, 2938439 needs to be reapplied after LP and the above LIP
Sorry I'm a little confused now. Earlier you sad that the LIP also doesn't include the resources in KB2934018, so KB2934018 also needs to be reapplied. Now you say that KB2934018 doesn't need to be reapplied? Let's try and clarify this. To completely avoid any misunderstanding, as far as I'm concerned: 1) KB2919442 is a strict prerequisite of Windows 8.1 Update 2) KB2939087 is an optional prerequisite of Windows 8.1 Update, which doesn't normally need to be installed, only if KB2919355 gives an error message during installation. 3) Windows 8.1 Update itself consists of: KB2919355, KB2932046, KB2937592, KB2938439 and KB2934018 Let's say I want to install an additional language pack on Windows 8.1 with Update. The way I understand it, the correct installation order would be: 1) Windows 8.1 with Update ISO 2) Language pack of choice 3) LIP update of choice 4) KB2937592, KB2938439, KB2934018 In contrast, if starting from Windows 8.1 RTM, the correct order would be: 1) Windows 8.1 RTM ISO 2) Language pack of choice 3) KB2919442,( KB2939087,) KB2919355, KB2932046, KB2937592, KB2938439, KB2934018 Did I get everything right? PS: I consider KB2934018 to be part of the Windows 8.1 Update, because if it's not installed, then Windows Update will re-offer KB2919355 (the container update for all updates) and download approximately 125 Mb.
Yes, all steps order is correct when i said that 2934018 doesn't need to be reapplied, i only ment that it's not an installed package in Update ISO, therefore it can be treated like any other non-existence update but yes, to have full Windows 8.1 MUI ISO with Update, it needed to be "applied" for first and one time after Language pack
I read that. It does not say anything about any updates having to be reinstalled after installing the LIP update. Nor does the Technet article on the topic. Which is why I am discussing the real, correct order with abbodi. (What, an MS instruction document doesn't contain all the necessary steps? What a surprise... )
Hello, if it ain't too much trouble and time consuming for you, would you mind posting a list of dism commands to service an 8.1u1 iso with an extra language (ex. dunno German or whatever), the "right" way?
Just download the pdf posted in abbodi's post(3 posts above), follow the steps in the last section "Adding language.. blah blah".
yes the scrachdir is necessary for winpe environment. Default scratch space (extra ramdrive space) is 32mb. It can only be changed up to 512 iirc, and that wouldn't be enough. I think also there are some /set-intl commands or something that should be done to fully change the default system language and boot languages. Also I think bcdboot /l xx-xx perhaps? I seem to remember arseny92 pointed the procedure out fairly well for the complete change.
This procedure is for offline install.wim no "urgent" need to set the lang inside the image, it's enough to update lang.ini file in the iso distribution: Code: Dism /Image:C:\mount /Gen-LangINI /Distribution:"extracted iso directory" dism /Image:C:\mount /Set-SetupUILang:de-de /Distribution:"extracted iso directory" as for already installed system, it would be from winpe environment: Code: dism /Image:C:\ /Set-AllIntl:de-de dism /Image:C:\ /Set-SKUIntlDefaults:de-de
integration lang to english iso not working is not cab.file also when i convert this msu to cab file not working