Hi LifeIsNotEasy - I see shhnedo replied to you but I wonder if you were performing a CRC64 check on a x32 system? In that case I believe CRC64 does give a different result but does not return an error - so is missleading! The SHA1 works on either system. Here is what I get on a known good .exe that passes the SHA1 check, but gives the same erroneous CRC64 result on an x32 system. Name: UpdatePack7R2-20.12.10.exe Size: 826473616 bytes (788 MiB) CRC64: 2DB293E8898E1D2F < wrong duo to CRC64 check done on x32 system!!! Name: UpdatePack7R2-20.12.10.exe Size: 826473616 bytes (788 MiB) SHA1: A436C128D8DBB84D214CD7FF257B62C975861936 < same file, passes SHA1 on x32 or x64
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-pc-19h1-2-release.79259/page-86#post-1518151 SHA-1 is enough for such large exe files.
Updatepack 20.12.10 log: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...l-wim-esd-creation.79421/page-51#post-1635337
I did a clean install of Windows 7 Professional SP1 64-bit. I then ran Simplix Update Pack 20.12.10 (after renaming it so Internet Explorer 11 would install with the included plug-ins) After it was finished (which involved multiple restarts), I then installed the needed device drivers. The entire process went fine and took about 2 hours. A scan with Windows Update confirmed the operating system is up to date to December 2020.
IE11 is now forced by default, no need for including it at the renaming, now this is enough for silent online install and auto reboot: Code: UpdatePack7R2--++.exe
Oh, okay. I didn't know that. I've been using the renaming procedure since I discovered Simplex Update Pack several months ago.
My installation log is the following: Code: The installation log of UpdatePack 7 / 2008 R2 / 20.12.10 Installation start time - 11:25:06 17.12.2020 Operating system - Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 x64 KB4592510 - Installation of the update has been successfully completed KB4592471 - To complete the installation a reboot required Installation finish time - 11:27:27 17.12.2020 The number of installed updates - 2 Total installation time of UpdatePack - 02:21 Operation of the program has been successfully finished ------------------------------------- The installation log of UpdatePack 7 / 2008 R2 / 20.12.10 Installation start time - 11:28:29 17.12.2020 Operating system - Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 x64 Addon - Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 Addon - Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables Installation finish time - 11:28:54 17.12.2020 The number of installed updates - 0 Total installation time of UpdatePack - 00:25 Operation of the program has been successfully finished Does this mean that the addons were installed correctly?
Yes, it does installed. But I always integrate 3 add-ons, so for me (personally) you were missed DirectX. Overall is good.
@Enthousiast The file I have is this one: Code: File: DirectX_June2010_x64.WA CRC-32: e8b17978 MD5: 78797de2739070bbc6329bc52a75d440 SHA-1: 7244d80c532c882a0a945d9d97e0067dd0b35294 SHA-256: 7e249a75611fb4effa59bd35fce8c7e9de59557f6343e8612411593518861477 SHA-512: 792c12ad95e60b1deac873f217c412f701e8734e3859f6068d39156aa5c835a8bf782c2f5ef15c72d05d0f729604024d9cf98ce89e9072acaea7a62367a7daac
@parafer 13 months ago simplix started using KB3125574-v4 rollup in the updatepack. That replaced a boatload of updates and the updatepack works much faster since then. That's why you see ~50-60 updates in the installed list. Read the OP, you'll find out how to have DirectX 9.0c, .NET Framework 4.8 and Visual C++ runtimes integrated in the windows 7 image.
Thanks for the explanation! Interesting. Since I use sysprep (so install on live OS but in VM) I have an .iso that I load with all my .NET, DirectX, VC Runtimes and some extra runtime installers, and various cleanup scripts and tweaks that I apply in the VM before finalize.