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It's more likely that WUD had some old updates, or integration order might need tweaking.
#Windows 7 install setup exe corrupt file install
What is interesting is just which KB caused it, and what was integrated before it.įeel free to provide me with the preset and I'll try it.Īlso since I know you added SP1 manually, first test that in a virtual machine if you haven't, after install run Windows Update and allow it to install all to see if it's ok.Īlso I strongly recommend NTLite SP1 integration after we figure out why it didn't start for you, to avoid any accidental manual errors there might be that are not apparent until other updates are added on top of it. Use the SFC tool to fix missing or corrupt ksetup.exe files (Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10): Hit the Windows Start button In the search box, type 'cmd' but DO NOT PRESS 'ENTER'. Usually it will be something along the lines of "x operation could not be applied, image is now in corrupt state (as they cannot rollback fully), start over". System File Checker is a utility included with every Windows version that allows you scan and restore corrupted system files. 'windows 7 setup.exe corrupt file the file or directory is corrupt' I'm trying to install 7 32bit OEM Home Premium with the legit bought holographic CD (not a burned image of any kind) onto a Gateway laptop with a brand new hard drive. You can look at %temp%\ntlite_dism.log if you used NTLite to integrate.
#Windows 7 install setup exe corrupt file download
It will download much more updates, not all are needed, exclude Extra and Additional folders, except IE11 for now.Īlways use NTLite - Update page - Analyse button to see for update recommendations and issues. That said WUD update list is obsolete, I recommend WHDownloader. I had it few times by integrating IE11 language pack for a different than image language.įirst make sure not to remove anything, or clean updates before integration session, you can do it at the same time. I'll add image corruption check in one of the next versions after each integration so it pops up if something is wrong and it's clear which update caused it.
#Windows 7 install setup exe corrupt file iso
Windows 7 Ultimate 圆4, US/Canada English - both host and source media After creating an updated ISO file with SP1 using the procedure below my setup now stops with the above error message after integrating all available updates from WUD as of. Manually Slipstream SP1 Into Windows 7 Installer DVD My question is: does anyone know for sure which updates might cause this, *or* which log files I should be looking at, or what errors to look for? I am able to launch a Command Prompt at the time of the error pop-up so I could possibly extract files that way. I see some errors in "NTLite.log" but I can't tell if they are benign and I don't see a way to upload to this site.

Because of the amount of time to compile an ISO from NTLite I haven't narrowed down which update (well over 100) might be causing the problem. Install using only the ISO with SP1 slipstream is successful.

After creating an updated ISO file with SP1 using the procedure below my setup now stops with the above error message after integrating all available updates from WUD as of.
