workaround of install win 7 fresh

a clean install of the aging Windows 7 can take a full day

http://www.zdnet.com/article/sticking-with-windows-7-the-forecast-calls-for-pain/?tag=nl.e539&s_cid=e539&ttag=e539&ftag=TRE17cfd61

There is a workaround, as I discovered. Download two updates before starting the installation process, KB3083710 and KB3012810, and copy them to a USB flash drive. Install Windows 7 with SP1 and leave the network cable disconnected. Install those two updates from the flash drive before connecting to the network and running Windows Update for the first time, and you can cut that horrendous delay down to a matter of a few minutes.

Even then you have many hours of work ahead of you. When I started over, using that workaround, it still took nearly three and a half hours from the time I started the clean install until those 216 important updates were finished downloading and installing.

And then, after rebooting and checking Windows Update again, there were three more updates. And 26 more after the next restart, and two more after the next restart.

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Of course, this problem only affects small businesses and Windows 7 enthusiasts. In enterprise deployments, IT pros build custom images that can be blasted onto PCs using deployment tools.