UPDATE WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WITHOUT RE-INSTALL

UPDATE WINDOWS 7 SERVICE PACK 1 WITHOUT RE-INSTALL

There are few things that need to be there to know that the Windows 7 installation process takes a little longer, especially if the specifications of your laptop computer or below the minimum specs.

Not long ago, Microsoft released Service Pack 1 for Windows 7. As we know, the service pack is a collection update, patches, and fixes that have been collected in the form of a single file. Service Pack also allows users to program the update process so it does not need to update one by one.

In Windows, service packs installed after we install windows. Well, if the Windows installation process alone is time consuming, especially in adding the service pack installation process. Of course it will take longer and longer instead?. Would not it be simple if the service pack is integrated into the Windows installer. That way, after installing Windows, users no longer need to install the service pack because the service pack installation is done concurrently during the installation of Windows. This is called the slipstreaming process.

The Materials Needed

To make the process of slip streaming with Windows 7 SP 1, the need is huge. True, the files needed to reach hundreds of mega bytes capacity. What files are needed?

• Windows 7 Service Pack 1: File SP 1 can be downloaded from http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/A/F/0AFB5316-3062-494A-AB78-7FB0D4461357/windows6.1-KB976932-X86.exe for Windows 7 32-bit. As for the Windows 7 64-bit can be downloaded at http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/A/F/0AFB5316-3062-494A-AB78-7FB0D4461357/windows6.1-KB976932-X64.exe.

• Windows Automated Installation Kit: This file has ISO format with a size of 1.66 GB. Please download at http://bit.ly/q84Ud6.

• RT Se7en Lite - Beta (build 2.6.0): if you are using Windows 7 32-bit download from http://www.pub.rt7lite.com/7lite-rc-beta-1726-dec6-10-stable/rt_7_lite_win7_Vista_x86_sp1.exe with a file size of 15.3 MB. Users of Windows 7 64-bit be able to download at http://www.pub.rt7lite.com/7lite-rc-beta-1726-dec6-10-stable/rt_7_lite_win7_Vista_x64_sp1.exe with a file size of 15.4 MB.

• Applications to burn the ISO file to DVD. In this case, you can select multiple apps (Fastncheap too many similar applications is discussed in the previous article). But for example, the authors use CDBurnerXP which can be downloaded on the official website address at http://cdburnerxp.se/download with a file size of 4.78 MB.

• Finally, of course the DVD installer of Windows 7, can be 32-bit or 64-bit (depending on what you have).

Installation of Windows Automated Installation Kit

1. First we have to install the Windows Automated Installation Kit. Because of its file format is ISO, we have to know her-burn (burn) to a DVD first. Run your burner application, we use CDBurnerXP.

2. Double-click the Burn ISO Image option.

3. In the Select ISO Image to burn, click Browse, navigate to the ISO file of Windows Automated Installation Kit.

4. Click the Burn Disc to start burning.

5. After burning is complete and everything is running smoothly, insert the Windows Automated Installation Kit DVD.

6. In the window that appears, select Windows AIK Setup. Perform the installation process as usual.

RT Se7en Lite Installation

1.      RT Se7en Lite Instllasi as usual. In the example, we use is Windows 7 32-bit.

2. RT Se7en Lite Run and enter your Windows 7 Installer DVD into the DVD drive. In the example, we will slipstream Windows is Windows 7 32-bit.

3. Click Browse and select the OS Path.

4. Navigate to the drive that contains the Windows 7 installer, click OK to continue.

5. The warning that appears, select OK.

6. Next, select another drive or folder, it's up to you, which will be a temporary purpose. Click OK.

7. Copy process will take place.

8. Once the copy process is complete, a new window will appear. Select the version of Windows that you will use. And provide a check on the Slip Stream Service Pack.

9. Wait a minute, then you will see a window. Click on Browse and locate the file you previously downloaded SP1. Do not be mistaken!. If your 32bit Windows installer, select the SP 1 for 32-bit. Click Start.

10. Integration process will begin. On the computer that we use, this integration process takes about 40 minutes in length.

11. After installation is complete, click Proceed.

12. Loading Image Process, will be held for a few minutes. Once that process is complete, return to the main window and select RT Se7en Lite Task.

13. Tick ​​the Bootable ISO Bootable ISO and click on the icon that is to the left.

14. Next on the mode, you can choose whether to immediately pulled the finished image burn to DVD or making a first ISO. In the opinion of the author, it helps you menjadikkannya ISO as ISO's first, you can do experiments in VirtualBox or other virtual machine to test whether the DVD that we make are correct and can boot. If you are immediately pulled her burn to DVD, it is feared there is a process that is still not right so the future can cause windows installation process is not smooth, there is yet again failing to DVD keeping wasted. To make the ISO, select Create Image mode.

15. Click the Make ISO button and specify the storage location, it's up to you.

16. ISO creation process will be carried out and wait for it to finish.

17. The authors test the ISO using VirtualBox and successfully.

18. After knowing its ISO can be installed, you can now pulled her to burn a DVD using the same method as pulled burn the Windows Automated Installation Kit.

After all this process, Windows 7 is already integrated with Windows 7 Service Pack 1. With this regard, certain notebook / computer you can do better than the previous version. Good luck and good luck.