Windows 7 SP1 5in1 en-US Mar2015(x64)+Windows Loader~~

Windows 7 SP1 5in1 en-US Mar2015

Windows 7 SP1 5in1 en-US Mar2015
OS: x64 | Language: en-US | Size: 5.05GB

murphy78 presents Windows 7 5in1 SP1 x64 en-US Mar2015
Contains Windows Updates current to Mar9-2014 patch date

No Windows 7 Settings were harmed in the making of this ISO.
No Programs are added to Windows.
No Unattended Settings were added to the installation.
No Registry Settings were modified.



x64 Description

64-bit MSDN Sources:
en_windows_7_ultimate_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677332.iso
en_windows_7_enterprise_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677651.iso

Installation Indexes:
Windows 7 Home Basic
Windows 7 Home Premium
Windows 7 Professional
Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows 7 Enterprise

Name: Win7_5in1-SP1-x64-Mar2015-en-US.iso
Date: 3/22/2015
Size: 5 GB (1,080,629,248 bytes)
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SHA-1: ec363019d2f93d061416aac93da8ccc19147dfe4
MD5: 800ee36abe07cbd309a6dc4f69473536
CRC32: 986d6ff2

Language: en-US (English - United States)

Tools used:
Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset 7.0
imagex for image compression, renaming, and export
dism for Windows Updates integration and mounted file copy
oscdimg for ISO mastering
Added Info folder to Setup dir to annoy credit thieves.

DISM /add-package (IE11, PreReqs, and KB2929437):
KB2670838, KB2726535, KB2729094-v2, KB2786081, KB2834140, KB2929437
IE-Win7.cab, IE-Hyphenation, IE-Spelling-en

DISM /add-package (Main Updates):
KB2479943, KB2491683, KB2506014, KB2506212, KB2506928-v2, KB2509553,
KB2511455, KB2515325, KB2532531, KB2536275, KB2536276-v2, KB2544893,
KB2545698, KB2547666, KB2552343, KB2560656, KB2563227, KB2564958,
KB2570947, KB2574819-v2, KB2579686, KB2585542, KB2592687, KB2603229,
KB2604115, KB2619339, KB2620704, KB2621440, KB2631813, KB2640148-v2,
KB2647753-v4, KB2653956, KB2654428, KB2656356, KB2660075, KB2667402-v2,
KB2676562, KB2685811, KB2685813, KB2685939, KB2690533, KB2698365,
KB2705219-v2, KB2712808, KB2718704, KB2719857, KB2727528, KB2729452,
KB2732059-v5, KB2732487-v2, KB2736422, KB2742599, KB2750841, KB2761217,
KB2763523, KB2770660, KB2773072, KB2789645, KB2791765, KB2798162,
KB2799926, KB2800095-v2, KB2803821-v2, KB2807986, KB2808679, KB2813347,
KB2813430, KB2820331, KB2832414, KB2835361, KB2836942, KB2836943-v2,
KB2839894, KB2840149, KB2840631, KB2843630-v3, KB2846960, KB2847927,
KB2852386, KB2853952, KB2861191, KB2861698, KB2862152, KB2862330-v2,
KB2862335, KB2862973, KB2864058, KB2864202, KB2868038, KB2868116,
KB2868626, KB2871997-v2, KB2872339, KB2882822, KB2884256, KB2887069,
KB2888049, KB2891804, KB2892074, KB2893294, KB2893519, KB2894844,
KB2900986, KB2908783, KB2911501, KB2912390, KB2918077, KB2918614,
KB2919469, KB2922229, KB2928562, KB2929733, KB2931356, KB2937610,
KB2939576, KB2943357, KB2957189, KB2957503, KB2957509, KB2961072,
KB2966583, KB2968294, KB2970228, KB2971850, KB2972100, KB2972211,
KB2972280, KB2973112, KB2973201, KB2973351, KB2976897, KB2977292,
KB2977728, KB2978092, KB2978120, KB2978668, KB2978742, KB2979570,
KB2984972, KB2984976, KB2985461, KB2991963, KB2992611, KB2993651,
KB2993958, KB3003743, KB3004361, KB3004375-v3, KB3005607, KB3005788,
KB3006121, KB3006137, KB3006226, KB3006625, KB3008627, KB3010788,
KB3011780, KB3013410, KB3014406, KB3019215, KB3019978, KB3020338,
KB3021674, KB3021917, KB3022777, KB3030377, KB3031432, KB3032323,
KB3033889, KB3033929, KB3034344, KB3035017, KB3035126, KB3035131,
KB3035132, KB3036493, KB3039066, KB3046049, KB971033, KB982018-v3,
KB2830477, KB2857650, KB2923545, KB2965788, KB2984981, KB2994023

DISM /add-package (IE11 Updates)
KB2976627, KB3021952, KB3032359, KB3023607

DISM /add-package (7.6.7600.320 Windows Update - Self-Update)
WUClient-ActiveX, WUClient-Aux-TopLevel, WUClient-Core-TopLevel

SetupComplete.cmd phase:
KB2533552, KB3020388 (online-only updates)

Features:
-Internet Explorer 11
-Default, KMS-Activated, OEM-Activated, and Pre-Activated indexes
-DaRT7.0 recovery-mode options integrated into boot and winre.
-UEFI boot info/data added to ISO

Changes:
-Switched to 5in1. It seems a lot of people were using them for
their home systems and did not have ult/ent versions. This is
the extent of win7 versions I'm willing to add.

Note: If you're a fan of the OEM branding that used to be in the
AIO versions, you can check out the projects on MDL. There's a project
called "System Brand Changer" by Alphawaves that will allow you to
change your system folder logos and desktop background to appropriate
images based on a motherboard of your choosing. I use it and I love it.

Instructions:
**Determine how you want to activate before installing**:
-Use Microsoft Toolkit KMS activator for Enterprise
-Use Windows Loader for BIOS-boot MBR-partitioned non-enterprise
-Use WindSLIC for UEFI/GPT partitioned Ultimate (advanced users)*
*This is on MDL, you need to look for it in the projects section

Credits:
Alphawaves, The_Guardian, searchengine - System Brand Changer project
CODYQX4 - Microsoft Toolkit KMS Activator for Enterprise
Daz - Windows Loader 2.2.2 Activator for BIOS
murphy78 - Integration, ISO design and testing