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Dont say it cant be done...It can Just not worth the trouble Edit: now that I think about it maybe its not possible. Reason: if the setup checks for a digital signature updating the MSI will break it (but then setup could probably be bypassed and this brings me back to my first comment "its just not worth the trouble")

Get the LP here (the default is English, all you need it the ptb langpack) http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=b073930a-1988-4a49-b682-1417b7623e3b

Well theoretically you can, but you have to track down what MSP updates what MSI, it may update more than one MSI and finding it will be tedious, not to mention all those MSI's admin installed the HUGE size this will make office

You could use Autounattend.xml to launch wpi instead of setupcomplete.cmd

Try sidebar.exe /autoRun parameter see if that solves the problem

Post your config.txt and make sure not to use a SFX that you split using 7zsplit because it will retain the previous config.txt

http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/19461-Windows-Hotfix-repository?p=437652&viewfull=1#post437652 http://hotfix.chris123nt.com/Office.2010/

Also may want to update some of the codecs, they are very old gdiplus.dll (KB2412687) QTMLClient.dll (QT Lite) wmadmod.dll (WMP11 New) WMVADVD.DLL (KB913800) wmvdmod.dll (KB913800) http://www.mediafire.com/?hda6gpbjs6rusrw

dism /image:<path_to_mounted_folder> /get-packages For removing its the same, just with /remove-package /packagename:<name_of_package>

rt7lite is too slow and it is Second encapsulation by the way what’s Windows 7 toolkit.？ Can you give me ? henangs_520@163.com thank you very much Windows 7 Toolkit uses install wim tweak http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/forum/179-windows-7-toolkit/

http://hotfix.chris123nt.com/

Extract the hotfix and use a file compare utility like beyond compare

Maybe its done twice just in case if when the file is in use the no flag entry will not do the temp rename/replace, so just to be sure they add a duplicate section with the 8 flag Who knows, it wont hurt either way

8 tells windows to act as if file is in use

I dont think 8 will replace newer file, I think no flags like 8 will also create a temp file if file is in use and replace on reboot, the 8 flag just tells it to "do the temp file thing" even if file is not in use If you want to be sure, just do 8+32=40 but I dont think its needed

I think the default behavior (no flags) is to NOT copy the file if version is same or higher on disk (should show version conflict dialog saying: your file is older) 8 flag will force the copy of the file even if version is higher, will copy sp3res.dll to the folder with a temp name (you can specify but if you dont windows will generate a name) ????.tmp, then on reboot the file is replaced Edit: I think I may be wrong about 8 overwriting newer file, that is what 4 does So maybe 8 will also warn if file is newer on disk, it just waits to replace the file instead of doing it right that second

Not if they are in the same copyfiles section, it just copies it twice

I added more info to my first response Yes you can use multiple file flags, just add them together BTW dl this file http://www.sokoolz.com/addons/r64/ADVANCED_INF.pdf and check out these videos http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/2619-video-how-to-make-a-inf-theme-addon/ http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/2652-video-how-to-make-a-inf-program-addon/

Its a copy and/or delete file flag destination-file-name(, source-file-name)(, temporary-file-name)(, flag)

More up to date AMT driver 02/15/2007,5.3.0.1083 ftp://ftp.acer-euro.com/notebook/travelmate_6592/vista/64bit/iAMT_Intel%20Active%20Management%20Technology_v2.5.4.1094_VistaX64.zip

In the first example dont use the same name as the Windows pagefile, those are separate Maybe you can do it in sysprep

I dont delete anything like that

You cant clean the sp1 temp files while in sysprep, you have to do it offline dism /image:<path_to_folder> /cleanup-image /spsuperseded /hidesp And yes, with all my programs, waik and office my wim is also close to 6 GB

Never had that happen to me so IDK

Im not sure, but thats what it says in the Reverse integration tutorial I guess its so you dont end up with multiple Windows 7 entries or whatever other OS you have installed in the boot manager menu BTW it could be that the ref computer in the OPK vids let Windows 7 do the partitioning and the boot partition is separate