That sounds awesome! I'm slowly getting there, never really had the time to sit and play last time I did this and that was before I had the information I had now I do have a small question though, integration related. If I have a wim with five indexes and mount them all (D:\mount\1 D:\mount\2 etc) and want to remove features (say Games) from every index, is there a way to write the command to apply it to all mounted indexes with one blow or do you still have to do each one separately? IE - Dism /image:D:\Mount\* /Disable-Feature ... Actually, heres a better question that would help me no end: Can you run Dism /Online /Disable-Feature /FeatureName: from SetupComplete.cmd? That way I could have it disable all the stuff I dont want on any edition without having to mount each index!
You can mount multiple indexes but I would recommend you mount each index one at a time to service them. The dism /online /disable-feature would probably work too. Another option after you have applied the OS is to copy unattend.xml into C:\Windows\Panther (you may need to make the Panther folder). The unattend.xml can have your custom setup. Found this snippet through google: Code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <unattend xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:unattend"> <servicing> <package action="configure"> <assemblyIdentity name="Microsoft-Windows-Foundation-Package" version="6.1.7601.17514" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="" /> <selection name="InboxGames" state="false" /> </package> </servicing> </unattend>
Wow, finding out some really cool new stuff here that I hadn't come across! I don't do much to the mounted wims bar disabling a few features and removing a couple of packages, If I can get away with doing it all through SetupComplete etc it means I can build a $OEM$ folder that I can drop into any iso/distro and have any edition setup the way I like it! Cool stuff! All that info is much appreciated! I've got some new stuff to play with over the weekend now
Hi Murphy78 , you Super AIO is a life saver. I cannot wait for the windows 10 integration release. Thank you
Hi murphy78, thx for the usefull guide, I used it to create multiple AIO with the latest updates. All is perfect if one follows it accuratly. However when testing the iso to a spare computer : - The usb key from which installation has been done, always contains a empty kb folder, dunno where is it coming from, even if I delete it before updates integration, it is again here after installation on the spare machine. - SoftwareDistribution\download is not empty, it seems some files from the integration process are still remaining. When I've mounted the wim file to integrate the updates, I always cleanup the components before ummount and commit. Any advices are welcome. Thanks
Hello,i've installed the latest version of Windows 8.1 5in1 x32 iso by murphy78 to a vhd and i tried to uninstall the updates that point to Win10 upgrade and telemetry but it doesn't work(right click uninstall).I guess its normal behavior for integrated updates,so is there any CMD or PowerShell commands to do it?
I want to create an AIO containing win 10 (Pro, Home, Enterprise) altogether. I have win 10 Multi-Edition ISO [Pro, Home] (EN-GB), win 10 Enterprise (EN-US). I am unable to integrate these two ISOs into single ISO as these two ISOs have different default languages. So, I want to change the default language of Win 10 Multi Edition ISO EN-GB into EN-US so that I would be able to create an AIO. How can I do that ? Please help me in this regard. Thanks.
Um... Dunno. Maybe there's an update log rss or something? I just check every so often when new Windows builds get released.
Just curious - after all this time, why hasn't microsoft provided an easier/simpler solution to integration for joe public to use. Surely it's within their capabilities to made a standalone program, which could take an iso, download selected updates and then integrate them into one image. Any ideas, why they won't/haven't done this? Bakersfield.