RVM Integrator is an application that lets you create up-to-date Windows installation discs by integrating Windows updates right into the installer.

Especially addressed to those who wish to install a Windows copy quick and easy without spending much time downloading updates, RVM Integrator is very easy to use, relying on a rather simple interface.

Configuring the application takes just a few seconds because you are prompted to input the location that contains the I386 folder and the destination directory, pick the update pack and an addon pack.

All features are organized in tabs, so the “Progress” section gives you the power to keep in eye on the whole process, with a detailed log to let you know whether integration works well or not.

An “Advanced” tab is available as well, providing options to use cached driver.cab, run a program after integration, leave Integrator open, break before driver CAB repacking, show external windows or enter advanced debug mode.

Since we are talking about tweaking a Windows installation disc, the “Make ISO” screen enables you to create a new ISO file, so you can either use the built-in tool or your very own external application.

Beginners may have a hard time getting along with RVM Integrator, so the help menu is quite important, but there's one thing to know before have a look in there. The help file is available via the developer's website, so you need an Internet connection to access the documentation.

Other than that, RVM Integrator works flawlessly and remains light on computer resources. It can deal with all Windows versions, be they older or newer.

All in all, RVM Integrator is a must have if you don't want to spend so much time downloading Windows updates after a fresh installation. It does come with a freeware license, so you don't have to pay a dime for it.