How to Integrate Security Updates into Windows Image? [Solved]

Things to Know Before You Add Updates to a Windows Image

The operation to add updates to a Windows image is known as slipstreaming. When you add a Windows update package to Windows 10 image, you need to pay attention to the things below.

• Add languages and features on demand before adding a cumulative update.
• Add apps after languages and features on demand.
• For updates, update the recovery image too.
• If a Servicing Stack Update (SSU) is available, you must install it before applying the latest cumulative update.

How to integrate software updates into your Windows installation source files? If you also have the same doubt, read this post now! It tells you how to integrate security updates into Windows image step by step.

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Add Updates to a Windows Image

Step 1: Download Windows ISO file from Microsoft official website.

• Windows 10 Home ISO
• Windows 10 Lite OS
• Windows 10 all in one preactivated ISO
• Windows 7/8.1/10/11 all in one ISO
• Nexus LiteOS 10 22H2
• Tiny10

Step 2: Right-click on the ISO file and click Mount.

Step 3: Download the cumulative update from Microsoft Update catalog. To do that, navigate to this website, type the KB article number of the latest cumulative update, and click Search.

Step 4: After finding the target cumulative update, download it to your computer.

Step 5: Find the image index number by executing the command below in Command Prompt.

Dism /Get-ImageInfo /ImageFile:path to install.wim file

Step 6: Add the update to a mounted or online image. For packages with dependencies, you can either install the packages in order or add them all at once by using a DISM command.

• To add a cumulative update to a mounted or offline image, execute the command: Dism /Image:”C:mountwindows” /Add-Package /PackagePath=”windows10.0-kb4456655-x64_fca3f0c885da48efc6f9699b0c1eaf424e779434.msu” /LogPath=C:mountdism.log
• To add a cumulative update to a running Windows installation, execute the command: Dism /Online /Add-Package /PackagePath=”windows10.0-kb4456655-x64_fca3f0c885da48efc6f9699b0c1eaf424e779434.msu” /LogPath=C:mountdism.log
• To add multiple packages, execute the command: Dism /Image:”C:mountwindows” /Add-Package /PackagePath=”C:WindowsUpdateswindows10.0-kb00001-x64.msu” /PackagePath=”C:WindowsUpdateswindows10.0-kb00002-x64.msu” /PackagePath=”C:WindowsUpdateswindows10.0-kb00003-x64.msu” /LogPath=C:mountdism.log

Step 7: Check if the packages appear properly by running the corresponding commands.

• On a mounted or offline image: run the command: Dism /image:<path_to_image> /Get-Packages
• On a running Windows installation: run the command: Dism /online /Get-Packages

Step 8: After updating a mounted image, you can unmount it, committing changes.

How to integrate software updates into your Windows installation source files? All the details have been shown to you. Simply follow the given steps to complete the operation.

Further reading:

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