Can I use 64bit NTLite for 32bit Win10+Win7 handling?

[pstein]

Can I use 64bit NTLite for 32bit Win10+Win7 (ISO) handling?

Or do I have to use 32bit NTlite for 32bit WinOS management?

Peter

 

[ultraform]

Yes you can use 64bit NTLite on both 64bit iso and 32 bit iso =)

 

[Kasual]

For Windows 10 integration updates NTLite must run in Windows 10.

 

[pstein]

For Windows 10 integration updates NTLite must run in Windows 10.

This is interesting.
Can I at least use a Win10 Home edition to integrate updates into a Win10 Pro ISO?

Can I use a Win10 VmWare VM to do the job?

What about integrating Win7 updates into a Windows 7 ISO with NTlite running on a Win10 system?

 

[Kasual]

Can I at least use a Win10 Home edition to integrate updates into a Win10 Pro ISO?

Yes, 10 on 10 but can't remember if 10 can be integrated on 8.

Can I use a Win10 VmWare VM to do the job?

I don't think it's worth it.

What about integrating Win7 updates into a Windows 7 ISO with NTlite running on a Win10 system?

Yes, it works and i think 8 on 7 works too, You would see in the info bar (or Analize button?) if it doesn't.

If I'm not wrong, You can integrate x64 running on x86 OS.

 

[Clanger]

You can partially service windows 10 from windows 7.
NTLite has its own removals engine but it uses dism for mounting an updates integration so you can lite a w10 image/iso/wim but not update it because of a dism limitation. If you have a custom captured windows 10 image(will updates already installed) then you should be able to lite and tweak it from w7 but i havnt tried this as i dont work on 7 or 10 anymore(happy 8.1 user).