How to integrate Win8.1 Update complete image

Below, I have compiled how to integrate Win8.1 into the Win8.1 Update full mirror image tutorial, and manually integrate the Win8.1 Update patch directly on the Win8.1 RTM system image.

Preparation tools: DISM tools (Win8.1 system comes with), UltraISO (floppy) v9.6.1 (download), Windows 8.1 RTM retail version (click here to download)

Test Platform: Windows 8.1 Professional Edition (Win8.1 Enterprise Edition, Core Edition)

Upgrade Patch: Win8.1 Update Update Patch (KB2919442, KB2919355, KB2932046, KB2937592, click here to download)

Final image: Win8.1 Update 6.3.9600.17031.WinBlue

Reference steps:

For example, put the Windows 8.1 RTM retail version, Win8.1 Update update patch on the E drive, and Create a new wim empty folder for mounting the image file later

1. Load the Win8.1 RTM retail image to the F drive and copy the F:sourcesINSTALL.WIM image file

2. Copy the install.wim image to the E disk directory.

Operation principle: Use the DISM command line tool to integrate the Win8.1 Update RTM update patch to the INSTALL.WIM image. Note: DISM is a Windows 7 system package deployment tool, an upgraded version of ImageX, so it can be used directly under Win7/Win8/Win8.1.

4, use the key combination Win+X, or right click on the start button, open a command prompt (administrator), enter the following integration command in turn:

(//is to explain the meaning of the command, Do not enter)

dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile:e:install.wim

//Get the Windows 8.1 version information in the image.

Windows 8.1 Professional Operations:

dism /mount-wim /wimfile:e:install.wim /index:1 /mountdir:e:wim

//Hang Windows 8.1 Professional to the E:wim folder in the Mount image. (Afterwards, Win8.1 users can manually integrate Windows 8.1 Standard/Enterprise Edition)

Windows 8.1 Standard Edition Operations:

dism /mount-wim /wimfile:e:install.wim /index:2 /mountdir:e:wim

//mount the Windows 8.1 Standard Edition in the Mount image to the E:wim folder

dism /image:e:wim /add-package /packagepath:e:Win8.1UpdateWindows8.1-KB2919442-x64.msu

//Integrate Windows8.1-KB2919442-x64.msu update patch to E:wim

dism /image:e:wim /add-package /packagepath:e:Win8.1UpdateWindows8.1-KB2919355-x64.msu

//Integrate Windows8.1-KB2919355-x64.msu update patch to E:wim

dism /image:e:wim /add-package /packagepath:e:Win8.1UpdateWindows8.1-KB2932046-x64.msu

//Windows8.1-KB2932046 -x64.msu update patch integration to E:wim

dism /image:e:wim /add-package /packagepath:e:Win8.1UpdateWindows8.1-KB2937592-x64.msu

//Integrate the Windows8.1-KB2937592-x64.msu update patch into E:wim

dism.exe /image:e:wim /enable -feature /featurename:NetFX3 /Source:F:sourcessxs (optional operation)

//Offline integration of Net3.5 components for Win8.1 Update system image (“F disk” on behalf of Win8.1 RTM mounted virtual drive letter)

dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:e:wim /commit

//Unmount (unmount) the previously mounted image file

Since the Win8/Win8.1 RTM system installation process requires an installation key (inactive key), we can use the ei.cfg file to skip the input key step in the system image.

5, use Notepad to create a new empty text, rename it to ei.cfg, and then type:

[EditionID]

[Channel]

Retail

[VL]

0

6. Use UltraISO to replace the original install.wim in the Windows 8.1 RTM system image with the prepared "install.wim”; Add the ei.cfg file to the system sources directory and re-save it as a new system image.

At this point, the Win8.1 2014 Update RTM full system image has been generated.