Windows 8.1 AIO 8in1 x64 en-US March 2015

OS: x64 | Language: en-US | Size: 6.12GB

murphy78 presents Windows 8.1 8in1 x64 with Update Mar2015

This image contains Windows Updates current to Mar10-2015

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.

murphy78 presents Windows 8.1 8in1 x64 with Update Mar2015

This image contains Windows Updates current to Mar10-2015

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 Sources:

9600.17053.winblue_refresh.141120-0031_x64fre_client_coresinglelanguage_en-us-ir5_csla_x64frer_en-us_esd_e917848838d7d8111c93dd7b1d78ae8d047b9bcf.esd

en_windows_8.1_n_with_update_x64_dvd_6051677.iso

en_windows_8.1_enterprise_with_update_x64_dvd_6054382.iso

en_windows_8.1_enterprise_n_with_update_x64_dvd_6050225.iso

Installation Indexes:

Windows 8.1 (Core)

Windows 8.1 (Core) N

Windows 8.1 (Core) Single Language

Windows 8.1 Pro

Windows 8.1 Pro N

Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center

Windows 8.1 Enterprise

Windows 8.1 Enterprise N

Release File: Win81-x64-en-US-Mar2015.iso

Size: 6.07 GB

SHA-1: 429161ED90416C82BB4B9B1E1E2DBD430AD8A06D

Language: en-US (English - United States)

Pre-integration Image (Permanent Updates):

KB2899189, KB2976536, KB2977765, KB2978041, KB2978126, KB2979576,

KB2989930, KB2990967, KB2994290, KB2998174, KB3002885, KB3004361,

KB3004365, KB3004394, KB3006137, KB3008242, KB3008923, KB3011780,

KB3012235-v3, KB3012702, KB3013126, KB3013172, KB3013410, KB3013455-v2,

KB3016074, KB3018133, KB3019215, KB3019868, KB3019978, KB3020338,

KB3021674, KB3021953, KB3022777, KB3022796, KB3023266, KB3023562,

KB3024663, KB3024751, KB3024755, KB3025390, KB3025417, KB3027209,

KB3029606, KB3029803, KB3029944, KB3030377, KB3030947, KB3031044,

KB3031432, KB3032323, KB3032359, KB3033889, KB3034196, KB3034344,

KB3034348, KB3035017, KB3035126, KB3035131, KB3035132, KB3035527,

KB3035553, KB3036228, KB3036562, KB3036612, KB3039066, KB3040335,

KB3044132, KB3046049, KB2955164, KB2965500, KB2962409, KB2975719,

KB2979582, KB2990532, KB2993100, KB2993651, KB2977174, KB2984006,

KB2994897, KB2995004, KB2995518, KB2995388, KB2996799-v2, KB3003667,

KB2934520, KB2962806, KB3012199

2nd-integration (Monthly Pending Updates):

KB3013769, KB3013816, KB2959977, KB2980654, KB2894852-v2, KB2966826,

KB2966828, KB2968296, KB2972103-v2, KB2972213, KB2973114, KB2978122,

KB2979573, KB3013769, KB3013816, KB3021952, KB3023607, KB3036197,

KB2973351, KB2973201

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 v1.2.6

Features:

-Resetbased starting images using preventpending to reduce release size

-NetFx 2-3.5.1 added to integration

-DaRT 8.1 integrated into boot.wim and winre.wim recovery options.

-Diskpart/apply script with recovery image and multi-boot support v1.2.6*

*To access, press shift-f10 during boot-setup and type: "MENU"

-UEFI and normal BIOS booting support.

UPGRADE NOTE:

-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 download updates during upgrade process. You use the key

appropriate to the index you wish to install in the txt file I provided.

Then, after setup, you change your key to whatever you wish and activate.

**Installation instructions**:

Install from boot or delete the ei.cfg from the sources\ directory and run

the setup.exe to upgrade. If you upgrade, you'll need the keys provided in

the Win81-pkeys.txt I provide. If you don't have a legit retail key or

legit Volume MAK for Enterprise/Pro, I suggest using the gVLK in the txt.

To Activate using KMS, download the MTK 2.5.3 using the magnet link in the

torrent directory, run MTK, and select the EZ-Activator option. If you ever

experience a problem with AutoKMS activation, because of an A/V program,

switch to tap-adapter in the settings. It's more friendly with AV programs

than the secohook method.

There is also an OEM branding tool that you can use in conjunction with the

OEM's folder from the Multi-Branding OEM project on MDL. If you pick that

up and put it next to the "OEM's" folder and run it, you can apply all the

graphics to desktop background and system info and such. Remember to thank

Alphawaves on that thread if you use that. It's pretty nifty. I use it myself.

Credits:

Alphawaves, The_Guardian, searchengine, and many others - Multi-Branding tool

CODYQX4 - MS Toolkit 2.5.3

murphy78 - Testing, ISO design, Integration, Diskpart/Apply script