Windows 7 ISO updated to EOS (With USB 3 and NVMe drivers)

[K4sum1]

This is Windows 7 updated to 2020-01 (and 2016-09) made using MSMG Toolkit and NTLite. It also includes USB 3 and NVMe drivers, .Net 4.8, .Net 6, IE11, VC++, and more.

 

This is download at your own risk, but I haven't seen installing Windows break anything, so you'll probably be fine.

 

https://www.mediafire.com/file/1bzfgtsnxjgyor4/Windows+7+Updated+v4.iso/file

 

A few things to note:

1: Windows may hang during OOBE (after you set up your account and whatever). During this stage updates for .Net 4.8 are installed. If you don't care for these updates, you can delete all three of them from (ISO)\sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Files\

2: This uses the Windows 8.1 boot.wim, so booting into setup will show the 8+ boot animation.

3: This includes Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate, and each edition is in both 2016-09 and 2020-01 form. All 6 are inside this one ISO that can fit onto a DVD. You go to select whichever one you want during setup.

4: If you have a UASP device, please let me know if it causes an increase in startup time.

[Reciever]

USB 3 and NVME support are typically the huge asks that people look to have spliced in. Thanks for sharing

[jaybee83]

9 hours ago, K4sum1 said:

This is Windows 7 updated to 2020-01 (and 2016-09) made using MSMG Toolkit and NTLite. It also includes USB 3 and NVMe drivers, .Net 4.8, .Net 6, IE11, VC++, and more.

 

This is download at your own risk, but I haven't seen installing Windows break anything, so you'll probably be fine.

 

https://www.mediafire.com/file/1bzfgtsnxjgyor4/Windows+7+Updated+v4.iso/file

 

A few things to note:

1: Windows may hang during OOBE (after you set up your account and whatever). During this stage updates for .Net 4.8 are installed. If you don't care for these updates, you can delete all three of them from (ISO)\sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Files\

2: This uses the Windows 8.1 boot.wim, so booting into setup will show the 8+ boot animation.

3: This includes Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate, and each edition is in both 2016-09 and 2020-01 form. All 6 are inside this one ISO that can fit onto a DVD. You go to select whichever one you want during setup.

4: If you have a UASP device, please let me know if it causes an increase in startup time.

thats a pretty sweet service to the community, thanks bud!

[raptorddd]

@K4sum1 could you help.? am buidling my own iso's but some components not sure if i should delete or keep. if you can i can PM you or post pic of removed components..?

[K4sum1]

6 hours ago, raptorddd said:

@K4sum1 could you help.? am buidling my own iso's but some components not sure if i should delete or keep. if you can i can PM you or post pic of removed components..?

What version of Windows? For 8.1 and earlier, MSMG Toolkit shouldn't break too much.

[raptorddd]

13 hours ago, K4sum1 said:

What version of Windows? For 8.1 and earlier, MSMG Toolkit shouldn't break too much.

W10 21H2 X64  latest toolkit.

just wondering if i can remove anything else

things i want to keep

 

 

[Ashtrix]

@raptordddFollow this video guide for MSMG, it makes it easier and helps you out. As I also followed the same since It was a long time back I serviced by 8.1 iso.

 

 

[raptorddd]

1 hour ago, Ashtrix said:

@raptordddFollow this video guide for MSMG, it makes it easier and helps you out. As I also followed the same since It was a long time back I serviced by 8.1 iso.

 

 

thanks  ihave already watched this . i just need help on deciding to remove the components that i left of. i did some research and some i didnt understand.

[jaybee83]

just in case u want a ready-made solution for win10 and win11 in lite flavour, check out this team: https://phoenixliteos.com/

 

have installed it on my lady's machine and must say very happy so far! 

[K4sum1]

11 hours ago, raptorddd said:

W10 21H2 X64  latest toolkit.

just wondering if i can remove anything else

things i want to keep

That should be fine.