Windows 8.1 AIO 20in1 with Update x86-64 en-US April 2014 v2-murphy78


x64

murphy78 presents Windows 8.1 AIO 20in1 x64 with Update Apr2014 v2

No Windows 8.1 Settings were harmed in the making of this ISO.
No Programs are added to Windows.
No Registry Settings were modified.
No Unattended Settings were added to the ISO.


64-bit RTM Sources:
en_windows_8.1_with_update_x64_dvd_4065090.iso
en_windows_8.1_n_with_update_x64_dvd_4065114.iso
en_windows_8.1_professional_vl_with_update_x64_dvd_4065194.iso
en_windows_8.1_professional_n_vl_with_update_x64_dvd_4065208.iso
en_windows_8.1_enterprise_with_update_x64_dvd_4065178.iso
en_windows_8.1_enterprise_n_with_update_x64_dvd_4065163.iso
9600.17050.winblue_refresh.140317-1640_x64fre_client_coresinglelanguage_en-us-ir3_csla_x64frer_en-us_esd.esd

These RTM Sources are the final Build 9600

Installation Indexes:
Windows 8.1 (Core) / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 (Core) N / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 (Core) Single Language / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro N / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro VL / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro N VL / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Enterprise / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N / KMS-Activated

Release File:
Win81AIO-Update-20in1-x64-en-US-Apr2014-v2.iso
Size: 3.69 GB
SHA-1: 8D62D5DDED8B3C2D28976629E5C5107B3B9760EF

Language: en-US (English - United States)

Added resetbased hotfixes:
KB2899189, KB2933809, KB2942844

Added pending hotfixes:
KB2959977, KB2934018, KB2894853

SetupComplete.cmd phase (Pre-Activated indexes only):
Defender exclusion key for AutoKMS
Warning.vbs short non-genuine notification
AutoKMS activation

Tools used:
dism for Image Exports
oscdimg for ISO mastering
Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT) 8.1
Added Info folder to Windows Setup dir to annoy credit theives
murphy78 diskpart/apply script v1.1.1

Features:
-Windows 8.1 with Update MSDN/ESD
-Highly compressed ESD format.
-DaRT 8.1 integrated into boot.wim and winre.wim recovery options.
-UEFI boot sector for UEFI folks

Notes:
-EI.CFG is present. *You will need to extract the iso and delete this
file to upgrade from a previous version of Windows*. You will also want to
allow setup to updates during upgrade process.
-I tried every damn thing I could think of to not have to change the
default boot options. It simply will not correctly extract ESD files all
the time using the Windows Setup.exe program. I believe it has something
to do with the way that esd compressed files are being handled in the
extraction portion of setup. I believe they are not properly waiting until
all the extraction threads are finished to proceed with the image mods that
they do around the 88-95 percentish range.

Comments:
-ESD lifecycle has reached it's end for pre-activated monthly versions
using the default Windows Setup program (boot setup). To get around this
issue, I've integrated my setup script from my diskpart/apply project.
You can still try to use Windows Setup by closing the script or selecting
the No option at the opening of the script.

-Previous v1 release had an issue with the recenv call in winre.wim. As a
result it will simply reboot when you try to use it. Most people will never
see this issue since most of the recenv is integrated into windows itself.
However, to fix, you do the following:

-run admin prompt command:
diskpart
select disk 0
list partition (find the one with 300mb)
select partition 3 (or whatever the number of your 300mb one is)
assign
exit

(use backslashes not forward slashes in directory locations for rest)
-Then turn on system file viewing in your control panel.
copy/paste the winre.wim file from the recovery partition recovery/windowsre
directory.
-mount the winre.wim index 1 using dism:
dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:/temp/winre.wim /index:1 /mountdir:c:/mount
-edit the c:/mount/windows/system32/winpeshl.ini file
-Change the line:
%systemdrive%/recovery/recenv.exe
To:
%systemdrive%/sources/recovery/recenv.exe
-Then unmount /commit and copy/paste over old file.
dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:c:/mount /commit
-copy/paste it over the old one from recovery/windowsre in the 300mb
recovery partition. (Make sure you didn't use forward slashes)

murphy78 Setup Script features:
-Multi-Boot, Fast Setup, Add drivers to PE environment, Add drivers to
post-install offline image, Recovery image partition, Fully ESD compatible,
split-wim compatible, No Extra system partition option for MBR users.
-You can even shrink your recovery image after install and resize your
partitions, though I haven't automated that part. You would just assign
a drive letter to the recovery partition, copy/paste the install.wim to your
system drive and export the image to an install.esd using recovery compress.
Then you point reagentc at the osimage again.

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X86

murphy78 presents Windows 8.1 AIO 20in1 x86 with Update Apr2014 v2

No Windows 8.1 Settings were harmed in the making of this ISO.
No Programs are added to Windows.
No Registry Settings were modified.
No Unattended Settings were added to the ISO.

32-bit RTM Sources:
en_windows_8.1_with_update_x86_dvd_4065105.iso
en_windows_8.1_n_with_update_x86_dvd_4065118.iso
en_windows_8.1_professional_vl_with_update_x86_dvd_4065201.iso
en_windows_8.1_professional_n_vl_with_update_x86_dvd_4065216.iso
en_windows_8.1_enterprise_with_update_x86_dvd_4065185.iso
en_windows_8.1_enterprise_n_with_update_x86_dvd_4065170.iso
9600.17050.winblue_refresh.140317-1640_x86fre_client_coresinglelanguage_en-us-ir3_csla_x86frer_en-us_esd.esd

These RTM Sources are the final Build 9600

Installation Indexes:
Windows 8.1 (Core) / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 (Core) N / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 (Core) Single Language / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro N / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro VL / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Pro N VL / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Enterprise / KMS-Activated
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N / KMS-Activated

Release file:
Win81AIO-Update-20in1-x86-en-US-Apr2014-v2.iso
Size: 2.86 GB
SHA-1: 464D13A04184689E6637ADB1BCC62C6F118C6238

Language: en-US (English - United States)

Added resetbased hotfixes:
KB2899189, KB2933809, KB2942844

Added pending hotfixes:
KB2959977, KB2934018, KB2894853

SetupComplete.cmd phase (Pre-Activated indexes only):
Defender exclusion key for AutoKMS
Warning.vbs short non-genuine notification
AutoKMS activation

Tools used:
dism for Image Exports
oscdimg for ISO mastering
Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT) 8.1
Added Info folder to Windows Setup dir to annoy credit theives
murphy78 diskpart/apply script v1.1.1

Features:
-Windows 8.1 with Update MSDN/ESD
-Highly compressed ESD format.
-DaRT 8.1 integrated into boot.wim and winre.wim recovery options.

Notes:
-EI.CFG is present. *You will need to extract the iso and delete this
file to upgrade from a previous version of Windows*. You will also want to
allow setup to updates during upgrade process.
-I tried every damn thing I could think of to not have to change the
default boot options. It simply will not correctly extract ESD files all
the time using the Windows Setup.exe program. I believe it has something
to do with the way that esd compressed files are being handled in the
extraction portion of setup. I believe they are not properly waiting until
all the extraction threads are finished to proceed with the image mods that
they do around the 88-95 percentish range.

Comments:
-ESD lifecycle has reached it's end for pre-activated monthly versions
using the default Windows Setup program (boot setup). To get around this
issue, I've integrated my setup script from my diskpart/apply project.
You can still try to use Windows Setup by closing the script or selecting
the No option at the opening of the script.

-Previous v1 release had an issue with the recenv call in winre.wim. As a
result it will simply reboot when you try to use it. Most people will never
see this issue since most of the recenv is integrated into windows itself.
However, to fix, you do the following:

-run admin prompt command:
diskpart
select disk 0
list partition (find the one with 300mb)
select partition 3 (or whatever the number of your 300mb one is)
assign
exit

(use backslashes not forward slashes in directory locations for rest)
-Then turn on system file viewing in your control panel.
copy/paste the winre.wim file from the recovery partition recovery/windowsre
directory.
-mount the winre.wim index 1 using dism:
dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:/temp/winre.wim /index:1 /mountdir:c:/mount
-edit the c:/mount/windows/system32/winpeshl.ini file
-Change the line:
%systemdrive%/recovery/recenv.exe
To:
%systemdrive%/sources/recovery/recenv.exe
-Then unmount /commit and copy/paste over old file.
dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:c:/mount /commit
-copy/paste it over the old one from recovery/windowsre in the 300mb
recovery partition. Make sure you didn't use any forward slashes...

murphy78 Setup Script features:
-Multi-Boot, Fast Setup, Add drivers to PE environment, Add drivers to
post-install offline image, Recovery image partition, Fully ESD compatible,
split-wim compatible, No Extra system partition option for MBR users.
-You can even shrink your recovery image after install and resize your
partitions, though I haven't automated that part. You would just assign
a drive letter to the recovery partition, copy/paste the install.wim to your
system drive and export the image to an install.esd using recovery compress.
Then you point reagentc at the osimage again.