How to install Windows 7 from a USB 3.0 Thumb Drive (FAST installation!)

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by Rakeesh, Feb 26, 2012.

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  1. shhnedo

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    #81 shhnedo, Apr 27, 2019
    Yes. DISM doesn't integrate archives.
     
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    #86 Enthousiast, Apr 29, 2019
    You can use whatever tool you want, they all will use dism to integrate the drivers.

    DISM GUI is just a cmd lines running GUI for DISM.
     
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    #87 mynickname, Aug 29, 2019
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    Hi thanks for this great tutorial. I'm having some problems though.

    Edit: nevermind. I fixed it. Thanks enthusiast for your comment.
     
  8. shhnedo

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    #88 shhnedo, Aug 29, 2019
    Which is what exactly? Let's start from here.
     
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    #89 Enthousiast, Aug 29, 2019
    That is because you need to put the win 7 install.wim in the win 10 iso or when using the win 8/10 boot.wim it needs the win 8/10 setup.exe inside the sources folder.
     
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