Windows 7 Component Store Cleanup - Rebase

[Vasudev]

Any idea why uploading fails at 99% using megasync app? I uploaded Win 10 v1903 thrice and all failed at 99%

[scarface]

Any idea why uploading fails at 99% using megasync app? I uploaded Win 10 v1903 thrice and all failed at 99%

I don't have such problems. Considering that I uploaded big files on Mega (some repacks), I don't think it's a problem of file size. But try with a very small file to see if you have the same problem.

[Vasudev]

Any idea why uploading fails at 99% using megasync app? I uploaded Win 10 v1903 thrice and all failed at 99%

I don't have such problems. Considering that I uploaded big files on Mega (some repacks), I don't think it's a problem of file size. But try with a very small file to see if you have the same problem.

No, I didn't have that. I uploaded the boot.wim file as a test and it worked w/o any issues.

[scarface]

Note that the nvidia drivers were updated here:
http://www.nomaher.com/forum/index.php?topic=3350.msg34428#msg34428

[Vasudev]

Just downloaded your W7 SP1 july and when I ran it in a VM which is used for Office work, it was W10 Pro RS5. Any idea?

[scarface]

Just downloaded your W7 SP1 july and when I ran it in a VM which is used for Office work, it was W10 Pro RS5. Any idea?

Yes.
I put in the description: "New: this version uses an ESD file (a compressed wim image), making it much smaller. Only 2.4 gb vs 4 Gb for the previous edition. Note that the setup begins like a windows 10 installation." Actually it goes back to the normal layout of windows 7 after the 1st reboot.


Note:
When the install is asking if you have a serial number, I advise you to say no.
The setup is working in a vm. I didn't test it with a usb key.

[Vasudev]

Just downloaded your W7 SP1 july and when I ran it in a VM which is used for Office work, it was W10 Pro RS5. Any idea?

Yes.
I put in the description: "New: this version uses an ESD file (a compressed wim image), making it much smaller. Only 2.4 gb vs 4 Gb for the previous edition. Note that the setup begins like a windows 10 installation." Actually it goes back to the normal layout of windows 7 after the 1st reboot.


Note:
When the install is asking if you have a serial number, I advise you to say no.
The setup is working in a vm. I didn't test it with a usb key.

For some reason ESD didn't boot correctly in a VM in Ubuntu. Any ideas?

[scarface]

Just downloaded your W7 SP1 july and when I ran it in a VM which is used for Office work, it was W10 Pro RS5. Any idea?

For some reason ESD didn't boot correctly in a VM in Ubuntu. Any ideas?

It booted but it doesn't boot anymore? Or maybe it booted just once? Well, no I have no idea.
Try to be more specific.

[scarface]

To Vasudev: I will try to test it with a usb key by the end of the month anyway (with the next version which will be released next week).

[Vasudev]

Just downloaded your W7 SP1 july and when I ran it in a VM which is used for Office work, it was W10 Pro RS5. Any idea?

For some reason ESD didn't boot correctly in a VM in Ubuntu. Any ideas?

It booted but it doesn't boot anymore? Or maybe it booted just once? Well, no I have no idea.
Try to be more specific.

No, I thought I downloaded Win 10 so I had to exit it and use standard older Wim image based W7 March edition.