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Script begin to be perfect

 

Yeah yeah! xinso it's doing great things since a while ago...

 

Hi xinso,


I'm trying to integrate some updates to Windows 8.1 with Update using the following command in a cmd prompt window, but it doesnt work:

Code:

for %%A in (W:\Upd_x86\KB\*.msu) do (cmd /c "dism /image:W:\win81aio\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:%%A")

It returns this error: %%A was unexpected at this time.


Any help appreciated.

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Try this:

Code:

for /R "W:\Upd_x86\KB" %%A in (*.msu) do (cmd /c "dism /image:W:\win81aio\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:%%A")

Or afaik better:

Code:

for /R "W:\Upd_x86\KB" %%A in (*.msu) do (dism /image:W:\win81aio\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:%%A)

 

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Thanks s1ave77, but both commands return the same error.

 

Do you run the scripts from inside the DISM install folder?

 

Updated dism.exe file was put manually into C:\Windows\System32. Then I open a cmd prompt as admin. change path to W:, run any other previous dism commands from that path (murphy's commands for offline integration) and everything went fine. It's just this loop I'm currently trying to execute.
I'm working on Windows 8.1 with Update machine to do this job. Dism version: 6.3.9600.17031

 

Afaik you need the complete DISM folder (matching OS architecture), not only the single EXE . Better copy the whole folder to new location and place script there. Never faced that error with my tool and using several for-loops. The DISM part is started from inside the DISM files folder.

 

OK s1ave77, may I ask you a favor, could you upload a zipped file containing the folder/s to put it manually within System32 folder? Please.

 

I'm throtteled in bandwith so i can't. My JATD script from signature is shipped with x64 files in \files\adk\, simply delete the DISM.cmd .

 

Seems I need to download adk toolkit because I'm using x86 architecture

 

It's only several MB large. I installed once and copied the folder. Now it works without installation .

 

Nope, this needs the adk files, either installed and used via adk own CMD or copied files and used by running best from inside the folder. That way it's nearly foolproof.

The built-in DISM is mostly meant for /online maintenance on a running Windows but not for offline servicing of WIM files .

 

Thanks xinso, the only inconvenience I see, no offense, is that I want a loop for n updates. I guess this code is limited for the named KBs:

Code:

:Integrate
DISM.exe /Mount-Wim /WimFile:install.wim /index:%~1 /MountDir:D:\mount
for %%A in (KB2919442 KB2919355 KB2932046 KB2959977 KB2937592 KB2938439 KB2934018) do dir /b "msu" 2^>nul | findstr /i %%A >nul&&%INEL1% (Dism /Add-Package /PackagePath:"msu\%%A.msu" /Image:D:\mount)
DISM.exe /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:D:\mount /commit

 

two of the baseline and Windows8.1-KB2934520-x86. These 3 KBs do need specific order. I have separate commands for them. As for the rest of KBs the order don't matter, here's where the loop comes into action.

 

It's only needed to add KB2959977 and KB2934018 to updated WIMs .