

#NTLITE WINDOWS 7 SETUP ISO UPDATE#
Or, if you have the Windows Setup USB disk (instead of ISO) and want to update it, insert that setup disk instead. Then copy the contents of the mounted drive to a folder - e.g., D:W10-20H2-Setup. Mount the Windows 10 ISO you’ve downloaded to a drive letter.This tool can integrate updates, drivers, automate Windows and application setup, speed up the Windows deployment process, and create a custom ISO. NTLite is an excellent third-party freeware solution for Windows integration and customization. The integration process may take even an hour or so, depending upon the number of updates you’re adding. Technical support folks do this every now and then after a Cumulative Update or a Service Pack or Roll-up package is released.
#NTLITE WINDOWS 7 SETUP ISO HOW TO#
Let’s see how to slipstream Windows update packages to create an updated Windows 10 install media or ISO. How to Slipstream Updates into your Windows 10 Setup Media The benefit is that that you don’t have to install an older version or build first, and then install the required updates via Windows Update manually (which may require multiple reboots, and prove to be counterproductive). Slipstreaming is also useful if you want to freshly install the latest build of windows on other computers. That’s another reason to have an updated Windows 10 setup source always ready. If the Windows Component Store is corrupted, you’ll need to run DISM mentioning the source WIM file. In some cases, system file corruption can be repaired by running the System File Checker and if necessary, the DISM command. The process of integrating Windows update packages into the Windows Setup disk is known as slipstreaming. You can integrate the Cumulative Update and other required updates, and build an updated ISO containing the latest version and build of Windows. Monthly Cumulative Updates released for Windows 10 bump the build number which means your Windows 10 ISO becomes outdated after a Cumulative Update gets released. What is Slipstreaming and Why Should I do it

However, it’s always possible that the current Windows installation’s build or the Service Pack level is higher than that of the ISO or your setup media.

Situations such as system file corruption and unexplained or erratic system behavior require you to repair or reinstall your Windows installation by running Setup.exe from a mounted Windows ISO or DVD/USB flash drive.
