Use the following commands (change folder names where necessary:ĭISM /Mount-Wim /WimFile:C:\win7-contents\sources\install.Home › Download › Windows 7 › Windows 7 End of Support Create a new folder called C:\offline, and note the location of install.wim which should be in the sources folder in your Windows 7 installation disc contents.
Let's assume you stored the extracted service pack files in a folder called C:\sp1. Launch a command prompt with Administrative privileges. Open update.mum and Windows7SP1-KB976933~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~6.4.mum (or the 32-bit equivalent) in notepad and change allowedOffline="false" to allowedOffline="true"Įxtract all the language cab files KB976933-LangsCab0 through KB976933-LangsCab6, overwrite files if prompted.
Open s in notepad and change Absent into Installed under OfflineInstall. Example: -xĮxtract the contents of with a tool like 7-Zip (any compression utility that supports cab will do).Įxtract the contents of NestedMPPContent.cab into the same folder. Go to the download Windows 7 Service Pack 1 webpage on the Microsoft website, and then click Continue.Īfter you have passed the "Genuine Advantage" test, you can choose to download either, or the 32-bit version Įxtract the contents of the service pack with the -x command. Here's how to do that step by step:Ĭopy install.wim from your installation disc to your hard drive. You can also do it yourself manually by unpacking the cab files, editing three text files, and using dism command to update the installation packages. You can use third party tools to accomplish the task.
Windows 7 slipstreaming is not officially supported. Perhaps you can sort out what I've missed. It's getting late here, I'm going to flag this as a community wiki. These instructions have worked for some people, but I'm getting an error on the last step. I think we're close, but not quite there yet.
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