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    Windows 7 x86 and x64 Versions in one DVD

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    Windows 7 x86 and x64 Versions in one DVD Empty Windows 7 x86 and x64 Versions in one DVD

    Post by Dard1 Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:58 am

    I'll be using my x64 and x86 RTM , you can use the ones you have (retail, etc.), the procedure is the same.

    1. Please download and install the Windows7 Automated Installation Kit (AIK).
    2. Please create a working folder:
    c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\
    and two more folders in it x86 and x64
    3. Now, copy all the contents of your x86 DVD to the distribuition folder, in c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\
    4. Move the file named install.wim� from c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\Sources to c:\Windows7AIO\Distriburion\x86
    5. Copy the file named install.wim� from the Sources folder of your x64 RTM to the folder c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\x64 (only install.wim)
    6. Now, with admin rights, open the Deployment Tools Command Prompt (click in Start/All programs/Microsoft Windows AIK)
    7. We change directory to our working folder:
    Code:
    CD c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\Sources

    8. OK, here's the tricky part. We are now about to export the images of each windows version to a single .WIM image file. The command to do this is IMAGEX.EXE. The syntax is as follows:

    Code:
    imagex /export c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\x86\install.wim 1 .\install.wim "Windows7 Home Basic x86"
    imagex /export c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\x64\install.wim 1 .\install.wim "Windows7 Home Basic x64"

    This is what the first line of code does: export Version 1 of the source image file named Install.wim located in the folder c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\x86 to the destination image file named Install.wim located in c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution. The number 1 corresponds to the Home Basic edition of Windows, take a look at the following table, for the SourceNumber and its corresponding Windows Edition:

    Code:
    Number    Windows Edition
    1          Home Basic
    2          Home Premium
    3          Proffesional
    4          Starter
    5          Ultimate

    Number    Windows x64Edition
    1          Home Basic
    2          Home Premium
    3          Proffesional
    4.       Ultimate


    Thus, for example if we wanted to add the 64bit Ultimate version of Windows7 to our newly created image we type the following command:

    Code:
    imagex /export c:\Windows7AIO\Distribution\x64\install.wim 4 .\install.wim "Windows7 Ultimate x64"

    9. Now that we've created our .WIM image file, let's create our ISO image file to make it ready to burn it to a DVD. To do this, still in the Deployment Tools Command Prompt window, we type:

    Code:
    oscdimg -n -bc:\Windows7AIO\distribution\boot\etfsboot.com c:\Windows7AIO\distribution c:\Win7_AIO.iso -m

    This will create an ISO file named Win7_AIO.iso in c:\
    Delete x86 and x64 folder and all *.clg files in sources folder!!
    Burn it with Nero on DVD and thats it ;)

    thx go to member chon's guide on on MSFN forum, that I modified to win7

    Enjoy

    Djuss 8-)

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