RVM Integrator is not just an integrator. It's main purpose is to actually slipstream hotfixes and third party utilities into your Windows install disks. Integrating is simply a way to attatch setup files into your windows disk and have them install at a specific moment during Windows setup. Slipstreaming will actually overwrite older files and place itself directly into the windows installation.
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Reviewing 1.6 (Apr 20, 2009)
RVMi is the perfect complimentary tool for the Zen masters of WinXP hacks.
Works well when daisy chained with Windows Update Downloader, nLite, DriversPacks, Xprize, or Vista transpack, or Vienna transPack. Thou not known, it is a portable stand alone for USB and U3 platform that does not require .NET framework. I for one would like to see the final evolution of this freeware...
Reviewing 1.6 (Mar 5, 2009)
No, I still have to register to access the download link : "You are not logged in or you do not have permission to access this page."
Reviewing 1.6 (Mar 5, 2009)
@Nighted
Sorry for the need to register. It was only temporary for the initial release.
The offical download link is on the official website though:
http://integrator.siginetsoftware.com/
There is no need to register there. ;)
Enjoy!
Reviewing 1.6 (Mar 4, 2009)
Not bad, not as good as nLite for my needs. Not impressed that I must register to a forum to download this.
http://stashbox.org/432218/RVM_Integrator_1.6.7z
Reviewing 1.5.3 (Apr 15, 2008)
@DudeBoyz
You can slipstream service packs by using the File menu at the top. ;) File > SlipStream ServicePack.
The integrator can also integrate 3rd party utilities and switchless installers. ;) For more info check out the online manual.
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