Windows 7 Image Updater - SkyLake\KabyLake\CoffeLake\Ryzen Threadripper

@mehdibleu Thanks for the effort... I doubt that my PC's are the problem. They are both Win7 x64 systems, running different i7 CPU's w/16GB ram, nothing is OC, both SSD's, and I run no AV of any kind. In fact my systems are basically new clean installs (simplix integrated) because I re-image them at least monthly, and many times weekly. There must be others having this same problem. But if the problem I'm having with the program failing in creating an AIO can't be resolved, so be it. I'm fine with using the single images this program creates successfully on the same PC's. I only wanted to post my results here so the cause in creating the AIO can possibly be found and fixed for everyone having a similar issue.
I am going to test run the 7 Image Updater AIO option on a clean install w/no software on the same PC's

 

Where is the log? I don't see a log in the folder C:\Windows_7_Image_Updater . The word log is to short when searching this forum.

Thanks,
Docfxit

 

i'm doing the test with all editions to see if the same problem will occur on my side.
@Atak_Snajpera said that after doing multiple tests, the problem never occured on his side but he hasn't specified whether he did the tests including all editions in the same ISO.
If the same problem occurs again on your side with all editions, you can simply use the tool by selecting one single and different edition for each test then at the end you can simply export all indexes of each created iso into one install.wim then create the final iso that will contain all the editions.
Edit : as @Enthousiast said, you can simply set edition from Home Basic to all other editions which will save you a lot of time. Use WES tool by @s1ave77 to do that, it will set edition for you automatically but you will have to change sku names in the config.txt file.

 

He simply can do the lowest SKU, starter for x86 and homebasic for x64 and set-edition them to all other sku's and append them to the starter/homebasic existing wim, no need for hours and hours of integrating all updates separately.

 

When you use the tool to integrate all drivers and updates, you can see a log showing all dfiferent processes that are executed during drivers and updates integration. Once the integration procedure is finished, you can take a look at the log to see all different steps that were executed durinf the integration process, you can also copy allthe content from the log, paste it into txt file and send it here so that everyone can see it to analyse it.

 

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@MysTikAL3 I recommend NOT TO USE desktop folder for DISM (and anything related). I had loads of permission clashes when trying this. Better use a folder in the root of the drive .

 

Windows 7 Image Updater isn't creating the output ISO for me. Here is the log.
Windows7ImageUpdater.7z
Could someone please let me know why it isn't creating the Windows7.ISO file?

Thank you,
Docfxit

 

Maybe because of the spaces:

Code:

[2018-03-06 21:48:40] "C:\Dnload\windows 7 ultimate 64 bit\Windows_7_Image_Updater\Image\sources\boot.wim" original size: 164692 KiB

 

You did the test including all the editions and it seems that the tool does not manage to do the integration for all the editions for unknown reason as noted previously. If you read back all the previous posts you will notice the problem.
So what you can do is repeat the procedure using the tool but only for a single edition (Home Basic) and set the editions to all the other editions as explained in this post

 

The tools works and does the integration for only one edition but does not work when it comes to integrate drivers and updates for all the editions for unknown reason.

 

it should work this way. i prefer using simplex to integrate updates as well.
But you can do the same with all the editions by using the tool to integrate drivers for basic home editions then use WES tool to set the edition to all the other editions as explained in one of my previous posts.

 

When I ran it I selected only the Ultimate edition.

Thanks,
Docfxit

 

Did you change the project folder path without spaces?

 

you said in another thread that you managed to get the new iso created using the tool. Can you explain that ?
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/fresh-windows-7-install-questions.76437/#post-1415907

Edit : if i go by what is shown in the log, you didn't run the tool for a single edition, you run the tool by including all the editions so please check the log and you will notice that by yourself.

 

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