Okay thanks, so my current image which has IE9 integrated included the 4 updates mentioned in this topic, would be ready for the IE10 integration, or would the IE9 that's already integrated make any kind of "trouble"? *EDIT* I'm still a noob at this, so I tried editing the .bat from the IE9 method which didn't work.
Hi, Any updates on making the strange sideeffects of IE integration disappear? Some of us have confirmed it's not entirely A-OK. Can someone from "works like charm" camp confirm success? I mean, have you tried it (e.g. in VM) installing the image and starting up IE? Integration to offline image is successful, but it's not working as it should compared to being installed on online OS. The only thing I've tried so far is removing IE8 OptionalComponents from image before installing to no avail.
I had and untouched ISO of Windows 7 x64, I integrated updates using Windows Download Integrator, the program I used for getting updates is Windows Update Downloader, which actually grabbed the 4 files mentioned in the first post in this topic, therefor I didn't need the "PreReqs" commands in the .batfile, so I edited them out: Code: @echo off cls mkdir C:\WIM C:\IE10.exe /x:C:\IE10 erase /F /Q "C:\IE10\IE_SUPPORT_amd64_da-DK.CAB" erase /F /Q "C:\IE10\HARDWAREBLOCKINGLIST.XML erase /F /Q "C:\IE10\SETUPDOWNLOADLIST.TXT erase /F /Q "C:\IE10\SQMAPI.DLL dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:C:\DVD\sources\install.wim /index:4 /MountDir:C:\WIM ::dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10_PreReqs dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10 dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\WIM /commit dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:C:\DVD\sources\install.wim /index:3 /MountDir:C:\WIM ::dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10_PreReqs dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10 dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\WIM /commit dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:C:\DVD\sources\install.wim /index:2 /MountDir:C:\WIM ::dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10_PreReqs dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10 dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\WIM /commit dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:C:\DVD\sources\install.wim /index:1 /MountDir:C:\WIM ::dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10_PreReqs dism /Image:C:\WIM /Add-Package /PackagePath:C:\IE10 dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\WIM /commit erase /F /Q "C:\IE10.exe" RD /S /Q "C:\WIM" RD /S /Q "C:\IE10" ::RD /S /Q "C:\IE10_PreReqs" pause exit after integrating updates, and integrating IE10, I then tested in VMware 9, and the installation ran flawless, I then ran Windows Update which also ran flawless, running IE10 also was painfree. *EDIT* Will test on my testrig later, and report with a second EDIT here as soon as I have finished testing.
Hi, First of all, thanks. Can you confirm, that after running IE10 (multiple times, closing all processes before opening another instance), you don't experience any of the following: Welcome dialog is displayed on every startup of IE Opens another tab ("Meet your new browser", or something like this), not just your hompage(s) After deletion of Suggested Sites on your favorites toolbar, the link always reappears (Suggested Sites feature is disabled on the Advanced tab of Settings) Anyway, in the meantime, I'll try to do exactly what you've done, and double check it.
It does appear to not have any syntax issues from first glance, which makes me think that one of the environment variables is getting knocked around somehow. Perhaps you could try making a var for %~dp0 since that one is the closest thing to IE10 which the complaint was about. Maybe try: Code: set MYPATH=%~dp0 for /l %%x in (1, 7, 19) do ( dism /image:%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\win7aio\mount\%%x /add-package /packagepath:%MYPATH%\x64\prereqs dism /image:%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\win7aio\mount\%%x /add-package /packagepath:%MYPATH%\x64\IE10\IE-Win7.cab dism /image:%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\win7aio\mount\%%x /add-package /packagepath:%MYPATH%\x64\IE10\IE-Hyphenation-NEU.MSU dism /image:%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\win7aio\mount\%%x /add-package /packagepath:%MYPATH%\x64\IE10\IE-Spelling-NEU.MSU ) I used an extra backslash but it might not be necessary. *EDIT: Actually I was playing with dism using system variables today and it was giving me crap when I used system variables with paths. I think my particular problem could have been solved with an extra quotes... Might be the case if any of your system variables have spaces in them.
Sorry for the slow reply, had some personal issues, but I have now been testing this for several days, and none of the "errors" you report has come up here, it's still working as intended.
I've opened up my Task Manager, and found 3 dllhost.exe files up and running. Must have something to do with how IE10 uses the internet, but it is a required file so IE operates properly, so there is no need to worry about it
riight everyone, including myself who has problems have both ATI and nvidia graphics... good old fashioned non-hybrid graphics... desktop and laptop systems... on all of these mixtures of systems and GPUs, none of them worked right after IE10... aero was just epic fail it's great you and a few others have no problems and are enjoying IE10, I'm not and I'm certainly not impressed at how MS has handled the IE10 release especially since it was many months after Windows 8 came out! if it was just me, and just one computer, you can call it a case of bad luck or fluke... it's not, especially when many others experienced the same problems I had!
I trying to install this new version of IE10 (10.0.4) with the script of McRip (he had given for the old version) but it not work Code: @echo off start /wait pkgmgr /ip /m:Windows6.1-KB2718695-x64.cab /quiet /norestart PAUSE I tried uninstalling the old, installing over I forgot something? thanks so much PS: I can just install the new IE for having the 10.0.4 or should I also install KB2817183 I do not really understand, the new IE10 has the same KB number as the old