Reason: I trying to fix Windows 7 SP1 from Windows SP0. Obviously, trying to do a Windows upgrade repair from my purchased factory Windows 7 Retail DVD-ROM (NO SP1) to fix my Windows 7 SP1 (made by installing my purchased factory Windows 7 Retail DVD-ROM that was upgraded afterwards to SP1 using Windows Update) does NOT work. I am wondering if the slipstreamed Windows 7 SP1 can be used successfully as a Windows upgrade repair on an already installed Windows 7 (installed on a partition or hard drive from my purchased factory Windows 7 Retail DVD-ROM) that was afterwards updated to SP1 using Windows Update? Good luck!Īlso, read how to create unattended Windows 7 installation DVD. You are done! You can now delete the temporary folder that you have selected in step 2 to extract Windows ISO file. Your Windows 7 SP1 ISO image should be ready in a while.ĩ. Click on the Make ISO button and choose a location to save your ISO file. In this guide, we have selected the Create Image option.Ĩ.
If you want to directly burn the files to a DVD, please select Direct Burn option in the Mode drop-down list. Here, select Create Image option in Mode drop-down list. Under the Task tab, select ISO Bootable option and then switch to ISO-Bootable tab.ħ. Click on the Proceed button to start loading the image and other things. Wait for a few minutes until you see the Proceed button. Here, just input the Service Pack file for Windows 7 by clicking the Browse button on the left and navigating to the SP1 file. RT Service Pack Slipstream box will be opened.
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