Is that too much to ask? Why won't Microsoft make it simple and make the Windows Vista ISO files with integrated SP2 available for all? I just need a way of re-installing Windows Vista with as many updates pre-installed as possible, so I would prefer to have the SP1 and SP2 installed at the same time. Is there any other way to do this? Is there perhaps a legal way of obtaining a DVD image of Vista with SP1 and SP2 already integrated? Except for becoming a MSDN or TechNet Plus member? But is it the same with the AIK, do I need AIK for Swedish version of Windows? Or is this just the language of the AIK interface? So I'm thinking maybe the first one is for Vista with integrated SP1?Īlso, does it matter which language version I get? I know that I need "all language" standalone SP1 and SP2 for Vista, because my Vista version is in Swedish. My Vista media came with no Service Pack whatsoever. Which one should I get? Do I need AIK for SP1 to reverse integrate SP1 and SP2 for Vista? Or do I get the regular one (one that's not for SP1)? But the article is linking to a Microsoft download page for "Automated Installation Kit (AIK) for Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008".īut there is also another download for "Automated Installation Kit" on the Microsoft download website. There is one popular article on TechRepublic on how to "reverse integrate" SP1 and SP2 for Vista. I would like to integrate SP1 and SP2 in one single Windows Vista DVD setup disc.
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