Is it possible to burn this onto two DVDs since the file size exceeds the limit of one? If so, how to?
Split the install.wim into multiple install.swm files and you can span it over multiple dvd's. Splitting the wim example: Code: Dism /Split-Image /ImageFile:x\install.wim /SWMFile:x\install.swm /FileSize:3500 Example of using it on multiple dvds: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/how-to-burn-splitted-wim-to-2-dvds.81030/#post-1573404
Now that Integrate7 and other tools are used to update Windows 7 install media to the current month and year, I've switched to double layer discs. Verbatim DVD+R DL discs have worked well for me.
After installing system with this, I updated my Office 2016 with wsusoffline. However there are warnings about Windows updates not installed. Will it affect office update?
No, it does. Just create an unmodified English system in VMWare and do the integration there. I know because I had the same problem before. See my previous posts in this thread.
The Native Image Generator (NGEN) compiles assemblies to native code and installs them in the native image cache on the local computer. Disable NGEN and then you can install it normally on the VMware. :: Apply custom patches (from corresponding section below) :: and integrate files from folder add_these_files_to_Windows\(x86 or x64) set ApplyCustPatches=0
maargueb: You're asking for something that's impossible to do. Integrate7 has no way of knowing what hardware is in a computer or what the internet speed is. I've worked with you at very great length in sevenforums.com, and there's nothing more I can do for you. You need a computer which has faster hardware, and you need a faster internet connection.
Any chance to update the script to include detection of SWM? I have preexisting ISO I want to patch up with latest updates but the install.wim is instead split into install.swm and install2.swm