New ISOs ?

Enthousiast · Feb 15, 2019

aquarius84 said: ↑

we all using the great Simplix Pack, so... am I right if I say there is NO NEED to use this "refreshed" Windows 7 ISO
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About Simplix and pre-serviced source wim:
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...win7-distribution.45005/page-116#post-1503430

aquarius84 · Feb 15, 2019

thanks Enthousiast, I saw that, but I mean different... using the Simplix Pack on "old" W7 SP1 clean ISO is the same (maybe better) then get the refreshed W7 ISO, right?

Enthousiast · Feb 15, 2019

aquarius84 said: ↑

thanks Enthousiast, I saw that, but I mean different... using the Simplix Pack on "old" W7 SP1 clean ISO is the same (maybe better) then get the refreshed W7 ISO, right?
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These "refresh" iso's don't seem to be made for public distribution.

s1ave77 · Feb 15, 2019

aquarius84 said: ↑

thanks Enthousiast, I saw that, but I mean different... using the Simplix Pack on "old" W7 SP1 clean ISO is the same (maybe better) then get the refreshed W7 ISO, right?
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Oh boy, please do us a favor and use default font, that one is nigh unreadable (and not even cool though) .

coleoptere2007 · Feb 15, 2019

need my glasses

erpsterm35 · Feb 15, 2019

toto221 said: ↑

32bits professional link? thanks!
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LiteOS seems to not yet know the links to the updated 32bit/x86 Win7 SP1 Pro as well as 32bit Win7 SP1 HP (home premium)

Enthousiast · Feb 15, 2019

erpsterm35 said: ↑

LiteOS seems to not yet know the links to the updated 32bit/x86 Win7 SP1 Pro as well as 32bit Win7 SP1 HP (home premium)
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The iso's are crap, better to create an uptodate iso yourself, using simplix or other options.

erpsterm35 · Feb 16, 2019

Enthousiast said: ↑

The iso's are crap, better to create an uptodate iso yourself, using simplix or other options.
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you're probably right that I should make my own Win7 ISO since these new ISOs don't include KB3125574 [I'll use W7UI script instead of simplix since I want to integrate specific Win7 updates and not the ones that simplix recommends] .
plus the 64bit ones will only fit on a dual-layered DVD disc since they're 5.5Gb

Enthousiast · Feb 16, 2019

erpsterm35 said: ↑

plus the 64bit ones will only fit on a dual-layered DVD disc since they're 5.5Gb
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Not a real big problem, enter the world of USB install media

It's not what he recommends, it's to realize a telemetry free install, but not going into those OCD's

TigTex · Feb 16, 2019

Do you recommend any script that makes windows update happy? For example, with w7ui I have 15 important and 18 optional updates. I'm trying to reduce the amount of work needed after deploying the image and looks like these iso's are useless

aquarius84 · Feb 16, 2019

s1ave77 said: ↑

Oh boy, please do us a favor and use default font, that one is nigh unreadable (and not even cool though) .
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sorry ... i will do that from now

erpsterm35 · Feb 18, 2019

s1ave77 said: ↑

Integrated KBs (cleaned list):

Code:

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believe it or not, I do have the option to Uninstall most of these updates like KB2952664 (in the "Installed Updates" control panel) when I used the 32bit ultimate win7 sp1 iso that LiteOS mentioned.

and I noticed these ISOs had "escrow" in the name - so I assumed they are "escrow" builds (and they seemed to be standalone/individual edition ISOs that don't bundle any other editions, definitely not aios)

also did anyone used any of those "leaked" x64 win7 isos on any Intel Kaby Lake [7th gen] or Coffee Lake [8th gen] (or even AMD Ryzen) machine?

abbodi1406 · Feb 18, 2019

escrow is just build lab tag
Windows 7 and 8.1 have it in a lot of monthly rollups after 2016

erpsterm35 · Feb 20, 2019

I also noticed that Internet Explorer 11 and .NET Framework 4.7.2 are also integrated onto those ISOs and also have uninstall options for IE11 and .NET 4.7.2.

I tend to agree with Enthousiast of these new W7 ISOs being "crap" since M$ really added those crappy telemetry patches

oh well, curiosity pretty much harmed or killed the cat so to speak when using those W7 ISOs
in other words, use at your own risk

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Enthousiast · Feb 22, 2019

The iso's are not good for use, they are ran thru audit mode a few times, exhausting the re-arm options (i know they can be reset), to name one con.

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