Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Final Leaked

TheMailMan78 · Jan 20, 2011

Does anyone know when Microsoft will relese the "real deal" SP1?

Shou Miko · Jan 20, 2011

TheMailMan78 said:
Does anyone know when Microsoft will relese the "real deal" SP1?

it don't get more real than RTM but if u want it on windows update u need to wait a little month for that, i read @ tweak.dk they will rls it at windows update at 18 feb. or something

v12dock · Jan 20, 2011

I can upload to my Fileserve if anyone wants.

johnspack · Jan 20, 2011

I've already made a SP1 iso! Get rt7lite, and slipstream sp1 very easy: http://www.rt7lite.com/downloads.html You need the 2.6.0 version. This is how to make sure it's rtm:

Makaveli · Jan 20, 2011

Windows 7 Service pack 1 Slipstream Guide!

What you will need:

A. Your Windows 7 DVD or an ISO image.

B. Service pack 1 for Windows 7
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Windows-7-Service-Pack-1-Download-163177.html

C. RT 7 lite (App that will integrate SP+ISO)
http://www.rt7lite.com/ (Make sure you download Beta version 2.6)

D. Hard drive space to dump image 3-4GB's

E. alittle bit of time 45mins roughly ( estimated its based on your hardware speed )

Ok so with everything covered on the list you are now ready to begin.

With RT7 Lite installed.

1. Click Browse button to browse to the Windows 7 installation ISO file or setup folder. Next you will see the extracting Image screen up this may take awhile.

2. Once the process is completed, you will then be prompted at this screen make sure you check off Slipstream service pack

3. Service Pack Slipstream window will open just browse to the location of the service pack.

4. Hit Start and wait a few mins until it says Proceed then click on Proceed

5. Once completed select Task tab in upper left corner and check off ISO Bootable then switch to ISO Bootable tab.

6. Now you can select how to create the ISO. Once you have options configured to your desire. Hit Make ISO towards the bottom and you are done.

I created a thread for this on Hardocp but it may be easier to just post it in this thread here.

fullinfusion · Jan 20, 2011

Seems like a bit of work, whats the difference then just D/L'n the SP1 file and do the install with out making an iso image and such? Sorry but im just curious + a noob to this.

johnspack · Jan 21, 2011

It actually only takes a few minutes to slipstream. Very easy, just a couple of clicks, and you're done! If you're very lazy, then, yes, wait for a ms released iso. But no point, this will make you one in less than 10 minutes....

RoutedScripter · Jan 21, 2011

Regeneration said:
full-fidelity graphic experiences in remote and virtualized environments with RemoteFX,

aka " GAMING OVER REMOTE DESKTOP CONNECTION " ?

:respect:

please let it be true please :cry:

Makaveli · Jan 21, 2011

RuskiSnajper said:
aka " GAMING OVER REMOTE DESKTOP CONNECTION " ?

please let it be true please

Its not true!

And remote FX is only for 2008 R2 not win7.

Makaveli · Jan 21, 2011

fullinfusion said:
Seems like a bit of work, whats the difference then just D/L'n the SP1 file and do the install with out making an iso image and such? Sorry but im just curious + a noob to this.

It really only makes a difference for fresh installs. You avoid spending 30+ mins having to hit up windows update.

Some people have also reported the install size of the whole OS is also smaller than just using windows update.

Around 2GB's in size difference for the Windows directory.

johnspack · Jan 21, 2011

All I know is when I do a clean install of win7 sp1, and run windows updatre, it says "your system is up to date, no updates required". God that's nice!

RoutedScripter · Jan 21, 2011

Makaveli said:
Its not true!

And remote FX is only for 2008 R2 not win7.

meh , whatever

EDIT:

With Microsoft RemoteFX, users will be able to work remotely in a Windows Aero desktop environment, watch full-motion video, enjoy Silverlight animations, and run 3D applications – all with the fidelity of a local-like performance when connecting over the LAN

It says many times it includes "hardcore" stuff and 3D , so why not gaming , it hope you're wrong and somebody would HACK it to make it work for Win7

It's just a part of RDP

johnspack · Jan 21, 2011

2008 r2 is just as easy to install and run. Don't forget, you get 3 rearms with both win7 and r2. Lots of time to run.....
Edit: it's legal, here's the rearm command for 30 more days, open command prompt with admin privileges: slmgr.vbs –rearm

RoutedScripter · Jan 21, 2011

Windows 7 SP1 will have an updated RDP client to support RDP connections with RemoteFX

This means the RemoteFX features will be just locked out of Win7

If nobody does, im going to hack it my self.

vbx · Jan 21, 2011

I just realized that SP1 installs every damn update! Even the hidden updates that I do not want installed!

For example, that "phoning home update" KB971033, is now installed in my desktop.

johnspack · Jan 21, 2011

Then you must have already allowed 1033 to install. I have updated current installs of win7, and done fresh installs of win7 sp1. No 1033 and no wat folder. Period.

Mussels · Jan 21, 2011

Makaveli said:
Windows 7 Service pack 1 Slipstream Guide!

What you will need:

A. Your Windows 7 DVD or an ISO image.

B. Service pack 1 for Windows 7
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Windows-7-Service-Pack-1-Download-163177.html

C. RT 7 lite (App that will integrate SP+ISO)
http://www.rt7lite.com/ (Make sure you download Beta version 2.6)

D. Hard drive space to dump image 3-4GB's

E. alittle bit of time 45mins roughly ( estimated its based on your hardware speed )

Ok so with everything covered on the list you are now ready to begin.

With RT7 Lite installed.

[url]http://img547.imageshack.us/img547/1114/rtsevenlite.jpg[/URL]

1. Click Browse button to browse to the Windows 7 installation ISO file or setup folder. Next you will see the extracting Image screen up this may take awhile.

2. Once the process is completed, you will then be prompted at this screen make sure you check off Slipstream service pack

[url]http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/6226/rtsevenlite2.jpg[/URL]

3. Service Pack Slipstream window will open just browse to the location of the service pack.

[url]http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/1694/rtsevenlite3.jpg[/URL]

4. Hit Start and wait a few mins until it says Proceed then click on Proceed

5. Once completed select Task tab in upper left corner and check off ISO Bootable then switch to ISO Bootable tab.

[url]http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/7328/rtlite4.jpg[/URL]

6. Now you can select how to create the ISO. Once you have options configured to your desire. Hit Make ISO towards the bottom and you are done.

[url]http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/6664/rt5j.jpg[/URL]

I created a thread for this on Hardocp but it may be easier to just post it in this thread here.

doesnt work for me.

my image is an AIO (all in one) and the checkbox for slipstream doesnt appear.

fullinfusion · Jan 21, 2011

Makaveli said:
It really only makes a difference for fresh installs. You avoid spending 30+ mins having to hit up windows update.

Some people have also reported the install size of the whole OS is also smaller than just using windows update.

Around 2GB's in size difference for the Windows directory.

Wow, ok

Thanks for the heads up! going to give it a go now.

johnspack · Jan 21, 2011

It's possible that it won't work with an aio disc. I forget which file, but you can change it to just an ultimate ect disk. I have no use for aio, as ultimate does the job for me. But it does work. I know you have to select which version of win7 to slipstream, so that's probably why the aio fails.

Mussels · Jan 21, 2011

johnspack said:
It's possible that it won't work with an aio disc. I forget which file, but you can change it to just an ultimate ect disk. I have no use for aio, as ultimate does the job for me. But it does work. I know you have to select which version of win7 to slipstream, so that's probably why the aio fails.

i use an AIO with 32 and 64 bit, because i keep that flash drive on my keys. saves me a shitton of time and running around with fixing PC's for people. always got the right ISO's on hand, and i can just use their legit keys (read from the sticker on their crappy prebuilts)

johnspack · Jan 21, 2011

Yep, then you will have to build sp1 versions of all, and then recreate the aio. Glad I don't have to!

newtekie1 · Jan 21, 2011

RuskiSnajper said:
This means the RemoteFX features will be just locked out of Win7

If nobody does, im going to hack it my self.

No it doesn't.

The RDP Client is completely different from the RDP/Terminal Server. If they haven't updated the Win7 RDP/Terminal Server to include the new feature, and it is likely they haven't, then RemoteFX ain't going to happen on Win7.

Mussels said:
doesnt work for me.

my image is an AIO (all in one) and the checkbox for slipstream doesnt appear.

It works with my AIO disc. I get this prompt:

Now I have to let it finish and see if it gives me an AIO disc or just a Win 7 Pro disc that I have to convert into a AIO disc again.

Makaveli · Jan 21, 2011

Mussels said:
doesnt work for me.

my image is an AIO (all in one) and the checkbox for slipstream doesnt appear.

You are the first person i've seen that had an issue with it.

Are you using RT 7 version 2.6 beta? if you use the 1.7 non beta build you don't get a slipstream option at all.

It should be coming up like the screenshot Newtekie1 posted

Mussels · Jan 21, 2011

Makaveli said:
You are the first person i've seen that had an issue with it.

Are you using RT 7 version 2.6 beta? if you use the 1.7 non beta build you don't get a slipstream option at all.

It should be coming up like the screenshot Newtekie1 posted

oh. i may be on the non beta.

edit: yep, non beta. ya shoulda linked to the beta then!

Makaveli · Jan 21, 2011

ummm

http://www.rt7lite.com/ (Make sure you download Beta version 2.6)

in the original post!

And the reason I added that in brackets is I made the same mistake you did on my first try

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