Windows 10: How do I create an slipstream disk for windows 10

I want to create a slipstream disk including the required software included in the iso for future use.

Does any one know any tools like RT7

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slipstream disk

You still need to download the stand alone windows sp2, and extract it (i think)

nlite ROCKS. My bro has a slipstream disk where I got lucky and included EVERY driver. He's used it 10 times in a year. 45 minute format/install

 

slipstream disk

I second nLite, and I also recommend against driver slipstreaming. It took me an age to finally be able to take out all of the nForce and nVidia drivers I had integrated with one of my disks. Never again...
Apart from that, automated installs are a breeze, and very useful.

Oh and if you integrate service packs and such, the nLite site has links to other sites with updates to integrate. Very useful, and saves update time and trouble later.
You can also integrate some programs, better than integrating drivers, and easier to remvoe later.

 

slipstream disk

Try a Google for nLite - that lets you slipstream SP2 onto a SP1 disk. I'm not sure if it will get passed the 137GB problem, but I did think there was a tool for that from M$ anyway?

BTW, I would recommend against integrating drivers/removing Windows components with nLite because some drivers don't fully integrate (such as ATI's) and removing Windows components nearly always comes back to haunt you. But it's great for making auto-install disks (once you get it started it does it all for you, means if you lose your Windows Key you can just use the disk with it stored on) and you can integrate service packs and Windows patches with it.

Edit: yeah, I can't find any patch from M$ - looks like nLite might be your best hope.