I have received several requests for a more detailed and slower tutorial on how
to slipstream updates into an installation disk we'll be slip streaming the necessary updates to
repair the Windows update feature to get started open a browser and navigate to ntlight.com
click on download at the upper right of the page
select the download that is appropriate for your system type
if you are not sure you can check by right-clicking on the start
button and selecting system from the context menu
the system I'm using is 64-bit so I will download the 64-bit version of NT light
what we get is an executable file that we can run to launch the NT light installer
click the radio button to the left of I accept the agreement then click next
pick the location where you want NT light installed my primary drive is an SSD and I
have a secondary drive that's mechanical in an effort to conserve total bytes written I
want to install this on my secondary hard drive so I will change C colon to e colon
on this screen we have a couple of options I don't want a desktop shortcut so it will deselect that
and I'm not interested in portable mode so I will leave that blank and click next
after a relatively short progress bar we get the confirmation screen
I do highly recommend opening in tea light to verify that it's working and has no errors
depending on your system configuration you may get an error when NT light attempts to Launch
leave the Box checked for launch NT light and click finish
if all went well NT light will be open we can take the windows thin PC ISO and open
it in a program like power ISO then extract the contents to a new folder on the desktop
create another new folder and move the updates to that folder
foreign
then create a third new folder for the drivers
device drivers generally come in an installer package which can be opened
like a compressed file using a program like 7-Zip we can extract the contents
of the executable over to the drivers folder so NT light can access the drivers
we are now ready to open in tea light if this is your first time using NT light
click the add button at the upper right of the screen and select image directory
point to the folder on the desktop that contains the contents of the installation disk
we will now have an entry under image history
foreign click the entry and select load
NT light will then Mount the image so it can be modified
allow several minutes for this process to complete
now click updates at the left of the screen in this section we can see what updates are
already integrated with the image and we can select new ones to integrate
click the add button at the upper left and select directory containing packages and add
point to the folder on the desktop that contains the Windows updates
the left pane will fill with a list of updates
if everything looks correct we can click drivers at the left of the screen
click add at the top left of the screen and select directory containing drivers then add
point to the folder on the desktop with the drivers
the left pane will populate with the list of device drivers the right hand
pane shows the devices on the PC where NT light is open and if the
driver is present in the installation disk or not
for this project I don't have a need to make further customizations to the
installation disk however there are many more things you can do within tea light
we can click apply towards the lower left of the screen
here we have a number of additional tasks that can be done
the image I'm working with only has one addition so the remove and reapply options are not needed
I do want to Mark create ISO
once you have selected the desired options click the process button at the top left
this process will take a very long time to complete
the request was for an uncut tutorial on how to slipstream updates and this part requires
no further interaction if you're using the full version of NT Lite otherwise there is
a prompt where you can click ok to continue so let's go through a little time warp here
now we have a custom installation disk for Windows 10 PC