I want to organize windows 11, I want to integrate drivers, updates and programs into iso. After installation, the programs in google do not work for automatic installation, every program is infected, my morale is broken.
There are procedures that would allow you to inject updates and drivers into your existing ISO images. However, you note that you want to also add programs into the ISO image.
In order to do all three, my suggestion would be to follow the tutorial below. This will do exactly what you are asking for:
Create media for automated unattended install of Windows 10
NOTE: If you are still interested in the separate procedures for injecting updates and drivers into an ISO image, let me know and I'll provide that information to you.
@ hsehestedt yes, master, I'm interested separately, can you give me information about the update and the driver, please, to install it automatically after the installation.
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@hsehestedt My master, if you take a video, the programs in google are always infected
I'm a little bit confused. In your first post, you say that you want to integrate drivers and updates into your ISO image. But, in the post just above, you say you want to "install it automatically after the installation".
I can help you with either, but please let me know which you want to do.
I'll start by providing procedures for injecting updates, drivers, and boot-critical drivers into your Windows image. If you have any questions, please let me know.
eskeduzcebey,
The procedures that I provided in my last post will show you the step-by-step of how to inject those updates into a Windows image.
If you are simply wanting to know the "how to", then the above will provide you what you need. However, I should note that I have also written a program that can do all of this for you automatically. I've attached a copy for you to try, if you like.
Thanks, Paul. I do appreciate it.
@hsehestedt Master, you don't make any videos, wouldn't it be great if what you sent was a video?
eskeduzcebey, in this case I think that the written instructions would be better. There are a number of long commands that have to be run and spelling that out on a video would be boring. Best to have some clear notes that you can follow. You can even cut and paste from the documentation to your command prompt.
Just feel free to ask if anything is not clear or if you need help.
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