ok thanks for your explanation it is possible to adapt this "USB fix" to be able to integrate this "fix" in Offline (for integration in fact)
We dont yet know if offline install will suffer the same bug, I will do one later tonight or tomorrow then I will report back (if nobody beats me to it first)
If the bug is indeed there, in that the files aren't the versions they are meant to be (as I outlined earlier), it would be simple enough to modify the script to work with offline images.
I integrated the Updates to ISO and mount install.wim with Gimagex and files versions are the same as without using the USB fix
Ok, I'll look in to this later today (my time) once I get back. I'll also incorporate it in to the intergration tool
KB982018 is another update that is probably best installed during sysprep (if you get any errors when integrating another update containing drivers like VPC, this hotfix is the cause)
I believe i have found the cause of this, although now I can't find SoLoR's post... Anyways, it seems updates that update the registry cannot be applied to offline images, as although the image is mounted the registry of that image isn't. Ideally DISM should load the registry hive (which can be done from the command prompt using the 'reg' command) and edit the registry as required in that subkey, upon which it can then be unloaded. This is how you can edit an offline registry. So, its just a function missing from dism!
The actual files aren't updated. The file version numbering in device manager is something different again!
ok me, I will integrate Updates only on install.wim I will test this "soft" in the afternoon if I have time
Is there a way to install KB947821-v10 last with SoLoR's batch file? Thing is it takes a lot of time while it checks the servicing store and i would rather have this thing done when other updates have already been installed. Current looks like this: Code: for /f "skip=1" %%A in ('dir /b *.msu') do ( echo Installing Update "%%A" ... start /wait %%A /quiet /norestart > nul ) echo. echo ########################################################### echo. echo Updates are installed echo Press any key to reboot pause >NUL shutdown -r -t 0
HMM dont think so, dism can/does mount and add registry entries (its because of the drivers) KB982018-v3 will fail if you integrate VPC before it, if you integrate VPC after it then VPC is the one that fails Also, if you are going to extract & install both MUM files during sysprep or online install you should install one first, reboot, then install the other and reboot again
im not using VPC (VirtualBox all the way!) so im not sure about this but maybe its just an issue of commiting wim between this 2 updates and it might work properly.
about this Updates KB983234-v3 (Windows-MSVBVM60) I have no Msvbvm60.dll file in Windows\System32, I don't need to integrate (use) to ISO? and I can't install it, I have a failure message thanks
Its not VPC itslef its because KB958559 has drivers in it, probably any update containing drivers will suffer the same fate Even with the KB982018-v3 update itself you cannot install both MUM files consecutively, you have to reboot in between installs If you are on x64 look in syswow64