I'm going to be doing a clean install, as I'm getting an SSD soon, and I want to know how, if possible, I would put sp1 on my windows 7 iso to preferably install 7, along with sp1, and if possible, all of the updates for my computer.
For the record, if I simply have to download the sp1 exe from microsoft, extract it, and put the files on the iso, I know how to do that just fine.
I made a decision several months ago to slipstream a minimal copy of windows onto my laptop (32bit)I took out WMP from it, I've been trying all sorts of methods to get it back. IE sfc /scannow and the app FixWin,I can't seem to find a way short of reinstalling to get WMP back on here, since its missing from programs turn on/off windows features also.
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