Windows 8.1 with Update ESDs Repository

Discussion in 'Windows 8' started by abbodi1406, Apr 12, 2014.

  1. s1ave77

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    Huh ... if you mean the new script by abbodi it should be .7z archive not any installer. On SolidFiles you'll need to use 'Direct Download' hyperlink instead of the shiny buttons :cool2:.
     
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  2. sconte

    sconte MDL Novice

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    Thanks! gotit
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  3. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    #603 abbodi1406, Oct 20, 2014
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  4. murphy78

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  5. LiteOS

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    @ murphy78
    its possible to export to one esd ? or cos encrypted ...
     
  6. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    Yes it's possible. You just need to decrypt them and export all the index4 to a new install.esd
     
  7. LiteOS

    LiteOS Windowizer

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    mb change the script of esd-decrypter
    to export to same file will make it shorter ?
     
  8. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    #608 murphy78, Oct 20, 2014
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    Code:
    forfiles /m *.esd /c "cmd /c .\dism\esddecrypt.exe @FILE"
    forfiles /m *.esd /c "cmd /c .\dism\dism.exe /export-image /sourceimagefile:@FILE /sourceindex:4 /destinationimagefile:install.esd /compress:recovery /checkintegrity"
     
  9. LiteOS

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    would be nice to add to script of esd-decrypter
    Compress:None
    so to make it faster to extract to wim
    and then choose what to do wim com:max or esd
     
  10. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    I've found that the size difference negates the extraction rate for the most part.
    When you have to re-compress the file, it takes quite a long time.
    It's better to reduce the amount of compression conversions you go through.
     
  11. LiteOS

    LiteOS Windowizer

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    2 - Decrypt and export to install.wim

    if choosing this cpu is not 100% ?
     
  12. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    I don't know... it's not very long of a process.
    It's the exporting *to* esd that really spikes your system load.
     
  13. LiteOS

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    its looks faster however it doesn't use much CPU power just whole core
    fast should be better then none

    edit:
    test them all mb in low-end pc it will matter

    but fast and max doesnt have much size different
     
  14. abbodi1406

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    You can edit the script to suite your needs, it's not Chemistry
     
  15. abbodi1406

    abbodi1406 MDL KB0000001

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    #617 abbodi1406, Oct 21, 2014
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    Correction:

    It seems that Sessions.xml is accurate only for integration, it doesn't list the updates removed during StartComponentCleanup process
    therefore, these updates in were removed in the process (ResetBase) because they are superseded by updates in the same list (typical microsoft mess)
    Code:
    KB2922229, KB2926765, KB2939471, KB2957189, KB2959977, KB2964736
    KB2965500, KB2965788, KB2966804, KB2973351, KB2973448
    so the correct List of included updates in the IR4 ESDs is:
    install.wim
    Code:
    KB2975061
    KB2919355
    KB2975719
    KB2920189
    KB2931358
    KB2931366
    KB2932046
    KB2934018
    KB2937220
    KB2937592
    KB2938439
    KB2938772
    KB2939153
    KB2939576
    KB2949621
    KB2950153
    KB2954879
    KB2955164
    KB2956575
    KB2958262
    KB2958263
    KB2959626
    KB2961072
    KB2962140
    KB2962872
    KB2964718
    KB2965142
    KB2966407
    KB2966870
    KB2967162
    KB2968599
    KB2969817
    KB2971203
    KB2971850
    KB2972280
    KB2973201
    KB2974008
    KB2976978
    KB2979582
    KB2980654
    KB2990532
    KB2993651
    Embedded Lockdown Manager KB2959936
    boot.wim / winre.wim
    Code:
    KB2975061
    KB2919355
    KB2975719
    KB2932046
    KB2934018
    KB2937592
    KB2938439
    KB2938772
    KB2939576
    KB2949621
    KB2955164
    KB2961072
    KB2962872
    KB2964718
    KB2966870
    KB2967162
    KB2969817
    KB2973201
    KB2993651

    sorry about that murph :D
     
  16. cengizhan

    cengizhan MDL Senior Member

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    It is good to have an updated boot.wim.
     
  17. murphy78

    murphy78 MDL DISM Enthusiast

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    Still technically accurate :) Though I'll link to this post so people can get a better idea of what's in the images.
    Thx bud.
     
  18. MSMG

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    Any chance of torrent links for IR4 updated ESD Images??