7Customizer , windows7 x86 wont integrate Drivers or updates need help

**THXMAN** · June 21, 2010

Hi i hope someone can help me, i use 7Customizer to build my windows7. i made Windows7 x64 with windows updates files and drivers no problems, works so nice. But i cant say the same for Windows7 x86. that i cant get neither windows update files or drivers to integrate. i made some screenshots to show what happens inside 7Customizer. and i uploaded my log file dism.log, so maybe someone can see what happens.

7Customizer work log

Log file dism.log

Picture1 7Customizer Welcome window

Picture2 7Customizer Updates window

Picture3 7Customizer Drivers window

Picture4 7Customizer Apply window

Picture5 Building images in dos window

Picture6 Building images in dos window

Picture7 Building images in dos window

Picture8 Building images in dos window

Kind regards THXMAN

Edited June 21, 2010 by THXMAN

**grabben** · June 21, 2010

We need the worklog from 7C as well!!So it fails to integrate everything?!Dism cant integrate some of the drivers but thats kinda normal.. But i cant answer to the rest..

Proper updates and drivers for windows 7 and not vista ?

Edited June 21, 2010 by grabben

**THXMAN** · June 21, 2010

We need the worklog from 7C as well!!So it fails to integrate everything?!Dism cant integrate some of the drivers but thats kinda normal.. But i cant answer to the rest..
Proper updates and drivers for windows 7 and not vista ?

Sorry fotgot that log file. should be there now, thanks

i use driverpacks from http://forum.driverpacks.net/ to integrate driver into Windows7

and all updates are from microsoft, did a fresh install and wrote all kb update files down, and downloaded the from microsoft homepage

Edited June 21, 2010 by THXMAN

**myselfidem** · June 21, 2010

@THXMAN

I see something stange inside your files:

=== 7Customizer Started===
7Customizer verion: 0.4.4
7Customizer path: E:\7Customizer_0.4.4\7Customizer.exe
Current directory: E:\7Customizer_0.4.4
OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7600.0
OS architecture: AMD64
......
Saved Imagex path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\imagex.exe
Saved DISM path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe
Saved odcdimg path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\oscdimg.exe

Inside Dism.log:

Host machine information: OS Version=6.1.7600, Running architecture=x86, Number of processors=2

Have you two computers? One x86 an an other x64?

It's better to use a name for your iso file with max 16 characters, or a simple name, like "Win7", or you can get errors!

And give a name for the folder at the root of your HDD, like this: C:\Win7. And copies inside all the content of your DVD Windows 7.

I think you need to have the same architecture to use 7Customizer: OS x86 for Windows 7 x86; and OS x64 for Windows 7 x64!

I hope that will help you.

Edited June 21, 2010 by myselfidem

**grabben** · June 21, 2010

@THXMAN
I see something stange inside your files:
=== 7Customizer Started===
7Customizer verion: 0.4.4
7Customizer path: E:\7Customizer_0.4.4\7Customizer.exe
Current directory: E:\7Customizer_0.4.4
OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7600.0
OS architecture: AMD64
......
Saved Imagex path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\imagex.exe
Saved DISM path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe
Saved odcdimg path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\oscdimg.exe
Inside Dism.log:
Host machine information: OS Version=6.1.7600, Running architecture=x86, Number of processors=2
Have you two computers? One x86 an an other x64?
It's better to use a name for your iso file with max 16 caracteres, or a simple name, like "Win7", or you can get errors!
And give a name for the folder at the root of your HDD, like this: C:\Win7. And copies inside all the content of your DVD Windows 7.
I think you need to have the same architecture to use 7Customizer: OS x86 for Windows 7 x86; and OS x64 for Windows 7 x64!
I hope that will help you.

Thats one of the problems..

He's running a x64 OS but using x86 waik files..

About os x86 & x86 win7 isnt right though im sure.. ofcourse you can modify x86 windows 7 on a x64 machine:)

Atleast i can. and you should be able to do vice versa.. x86 os modifiying x64 windows 7.

**THXMAN** · June 21, 2010

@THXMAN
I see something stange inside your files:
=== 7Customizer Started===
7Customizer verion: 0.4.4
7Customizer path: E:\7Customizer_0.4.4\7Customizer.exe
Current directory: E:\7Customizer_0.4.4
OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7600.0
OS architecture: AMD64
......
Saved Imagex path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\imagex.exe
Saved DISM path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe
Saved odcdimg path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\oscdimg.exe
Inside Dism.log:
Host machine information: OS Version=6.1.7600, Running architecture=x86, Number of processors=2
Have you two computers? One x86 an an other x64?
It's better to use a name for your iso file with max 16 caracteres, or a simple name, like "Win7", or you can get errors!
And give a name for the folder at the root of your HDD, like this: C:\Win7. And copies inside all the content of your DVD Windows 7.
I think you need to have the same architecture to use 7Customizer: OS x86 for Windows 7 x86; and OS x64 for Windows 7 x64!
I hope that will help you.

Hi again and thanks for quick respones. no i dont have 2 computers, only one

Motherboard Abit p35

CPU intel Core2 E6600 2,4Ghz

Memory 2x2GB PC7200

and some hardrives.

Also wierd the log file says i have OS architecture: AMD64

like you said. but should be x86 i would say.

My windows i am installing 7Customizer on is Windows7 64Bit professional.

should there be a problem when making x86 7Customizer images. on my Windows7 x64 professional.

then i will try use a name for my iso file with max 16 caracteres, or a simple name, like "Win7"

**myselfidem** · June 21, 2010

Hi again and thanks for quick respones. no i dont have 2 computers, only one
Motherboard Abit p35
CPU intel Core2 E6600 2,4Ghz
Memory 2x2GB PC7200
and some hardrives.
Also wierd the log file says i have OS architecture: AMD64
like you said. but should be x86 i would say.
My windows i am installing 7Customizer on is Windows7 64Bit professional.
should there be a problem when making x86 7Customizer images. on my Windows7 x64 professional.
then i will try use a name for my iso file with max 16 caracteres, or a simple name, like "Win7"

Maybe you can delete 7Customizer and make a new install. Expand 7Customizer_0.4.4.rar on the target partition and don't add any folders inside!

Could you try to make a new time an iso file with 7Customizer for x86 on your computer?

But, before delete the "dism.log" file inside "Windows\Logs\DISM\dism.log".

A new one will be created and just attach this one here, please, and the "log.txt".

You can name also the source folder: C:\Win7 like the name of the iso file.

I think the problem is to make an Windows iso file x86 on a computer x64! I remember I've bad result and the installation fails, but I will make a new test!

Edited June 21, 2010 by myselfidem

**myselfidem** · June 21, 2010

@THXMAN

I've made a new test and all is fine!

Like grabben said, you can make a "Windows 7 x32bits iso file" on a computer x64bits with no issues with 7Customizer!

I've the same result like you inside the log.txt with 7Customizer:

=== 7Customizer Started===
7Customizer verion: 0.4.4
7Customizer path: C:\7Customizer_0.4.4\7Customizer.exe
Current directory: C:\7Customizer_0.4.4
OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7600.0
OS architecture: AMD64
Work folder found: True
Mount folder found: True
Themes folder found: True
Languages folder found: True
Extract utility found: True
Configuration file found: True
bootorder.txt file found: True
Boot sector file found: True
Elevated: True
Loading Language: Begin
Loading Language: Done
Getting drive info
Free space: 405.838943481445 GB
Getting drive info: Done
Saved Imagex path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\imagex.exe
Saved DISM path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\Servicing\Dism.exe
Saved odcdimg path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\oscdimg.exe
Dism Path Selected
Dism Path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe
Windows source path selected
....................
Starting ImageX
Imagex created imagesinfo.xml Successfully
Reading selected image information from imagesinfo.xml
First 5 lines of imagesinfo.xml
<IMAGE INDEX="4">
<DIRCOUNT>9645</DIRCOUNT>
<FILECOUNT>48018</FILECOUNT>
<TOTALBYTES>8173371274</TOTALBYTES>
<CREATIONTIME>
Installed Language: Begin
fr-FR
Installed Language: End
Image default language: fr-FR
Image Architecture: x86
Image Edition:Professional
Selected Image name: Windows 7 PROFESSIONAL
Finished Reading selected image information
Tweaks Enabled
Preparing instructions for registry editing
added reg.exe load HKLM\7user "work\mount\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT"
added reg.exe load HKLM\7soft "work\mount\Windows\System32\config\SOFTWARE"
added reg.exe load HKLM\7system "work\mount\Windows\System32\config\SYSTEM"
added reg.exe import "work\reg.reg"
added reg.exe unload HKLM\7user
added reg.exe unload HKLM\7soft
added reg.exe unload HKLM\7system
Finished preparing instructions for registry editing
After apply ISO file selected
ISO file: C:\Win7.iso
ISO label: Win7
Added: "C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\oscdimg.exe" -u2 -m -o -lWin7 -b"work\etfsboot.com" -yo"work\bootorder.txt" "C:\Win7" "C:\Win7.iso"
Apply button pressed
Debug Mode: False
Creating Autounattend.xml
Finished Autounattend.xml
Prepearing instructions to execute
Added: "C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe" /mount-wim /wimfile:"C:\Win7\sources\install.wim" /index:4 /mountdir:"work\mount"
Added: "C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe" /unmount-wim /mountdir:"work\mount" /commit
Preparing tweaks file
Finished preparing tweaks file
Starting
Finished Execution
Done. Exiting 7Customizer

And the same lines inside "dism.log" about the architecture inside my x64bits computer:


DISM.EXE: Host machine information: OS Version=6.1.7600, Running architecture=x86, Number of processors=4
2010-06-21 17:31:59, Info                  
DISM.EXE: Executing command line: "C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86\Servicing\Dism.exe"

It's strange but there is a reason who needed some search, but that seems correct. Maybe it's for the compatibily with the program and building the iso file!

My computer is architecture=AMD64; and inside "dism.log" I see: architecture=x86!

I've tried on "Sun VirtualBox x86" with an other computer x86, and works fine!

I think I've get errors when I've tried to install my Win7iso x86 on my computer x64!

Off course the new DVD made for x86 works on a computer x86!

Maybe you can try to put the updates for Windows 7 x86 inside a folder named: "Updates" at the root of the parttion. And to be carefull with the drivers for Windows 7 x86!

Edited June 21, 2010 by myselfidem

**myselfidem** · June 22, 2010

I've made an "Windows 7 x86.iso" with 7Customizer on my computer "Windows 7 x64" with 21 updates and Drivers downlaoded at DriversPacks successfully; except two errors for 2 Drivers!

I have the same two errors, like you, for the Drivers. You can see inside: "Windows\Logs\DISM\dism.log" these two errors.

I think that these two drivers aren't compatibles with Windows 7!

Maybe for you it's for others two Drivers!

DISM Driver Manager: PID=2636 Failed to install the driver package 'C:\Drivers_x86\Audio\Creative\7\wdmaudio.inf'. - CDriverPackage::InternalInstall(hr:0x80070002)
2010-06-22 09:52:21, Error
DISM Driver Manager: PID=2636 d:\w7rtm\base\ntsetup\opktools\dism\providers\dmiprovider\dll\driverpackage.cpp:433 - CDriverPackage::Install(hr:0x80070002)
2010-06-22 09:52:21, Info
DISM Driver Manager: PID=2636 Driver package C:\Drivers_x86\Audio\Creative\7\wdmaudio.inf failed to install. (hr:0x80070002). - CDriverManager::AddDriverPackagesFromCollection

DISM Driver Manager: PID=2636 Failed to install the driver package 'C:\Drivers_x86\Audio\SoundMAX\1\wdmaudio.inf'. - CDmiDriverStore::Import(hr:0x80070002)
2010-06-22 09:57:49, Error
DISM Driver Manager: PID=2636 Failed to install the driver package 'C:\Drivers_x86\Audio\SoundMAX\1\wdmaudio.inf'. - CDriverPackage::InternalInstall(hr:0x80070002)
2010-06-22 09:57:49, Error
DISM Driver Manager: PID=2636 d:\w7rtm\base\ntsetup\opktools\dism\providers\dmiprovider\dll\driverpackage.cpp:433 - CDriverPackage::Install(hr:0x80070002)
2010-06-22 09:57:49, Info
DISM Driver Manager: PID=2636 Driver package C:\Drivers_x86\Audio\SoundMAX\1\wdmaudio.inf failed to install. (hr:0x80070002). - CDriverManager::AddDriverPackagesFromCollection

I think you can delete these two drivers inside: "Audio\Creative\7\" and "Audio\SoundMAX\" (or the two drivers don't work you have).

However, you see inside the file "Audio_x86.txt" inside the file "DP_Audio_wnt6-x86_1004\x86\S":

S\Creative\7 is missing the following files: (drmkaud.sys, sysfxui.dll, wmalfxgfxdsp.dll)
S\SoundMAX\1 is missing the following files: (smx.cat, migrate.dll, wdmstub.sys, drmkaud.sys, sysfxui.dll, wmalfxgfxdsp.dll)
Muiz has access to original sources.

Maybe it's the reason that don't work for these two Drivers!

I hope that will help you!

Edited June 22, 2010 by myselfidem

**grabben** · June 22, 2010

Im not sure but i think dism cant integrate my soundmax drivers too..

Its an issue with DISM and not 7C..

Read it could be beacuse multiple files with same name or something like that..

**THXMAN** · June 23, 2010

Im not sure but i think dism cant integrate my soundmax drivers too..
Its an issue with DISM and not 7C..
Read it could be beacuse multiple files with same name or something like that..

Hi guys and thanks for the nice replys. i will try all that you said. regarding remove of drivers and so on,

going on hollyday. for 14 days. i get back to you guys soon

kind regards

THXMAN

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