Win 8.x • Win 7 • Vista - 'Multi-OEM' ISO Project

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just create a new account that happened with me once

the loader restarted the pc before the system complete the creation of files

a new account should do the trick

 

Link #3 ? dead?

 

Yep DL link 3 is dead. I think se has put mirror links to mine and others in his first post.

 

My backup links in 1st. post are working, I just checked them.

 

hi everyone,

i have just noticed that the download link 2 and 3 are not working at all,

 

I think we know that, mirrors are working though

 

ok i didn't read the first page of post properly opppss sorry and i have used mirrors now

 

This thread has really been a lot of help to me, thank you! It is really nice to only carry two discs now, Windows 7 x86 & Windows 7 x64. By making them MultiOEM + all versions, it really makes fixing family computers much easier.

I was wondering if there was an "easy" way to integrate Windows 7 Driver Packs into the disc, similar to how Windows XP does with a Driver Base. I'm also on the lookout for Update Packs, similar to OnePiece's PostSP3 for Windows XP. I've found SAD for Drivers, but from what I understand that is setup to run after install? Is that correct?

Any light you guys can shed, would be appreciative.

 

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Why 2? Make an AIO and carry one

Use driverpacks for W7 and DISM..

 

The second option download no longer works, does anyone know where else i can download that file.

 

At the very end of 1st post there are backup links - use it

 

Some just doesnt see the mirrorlinks.. well lets see where searchengine is and if he can update his links.

 

I whonder what two masterminds could do to improve a tool which is already great

 

Hello. First I'd like to thank searchengine and everyone else who's contributed to this thread; I really, really appreciate your efforts. I bumped into the thread recently while learning to use RT Seven Lite and, after customizing Win 7 to my satisfaction, I figured I might as well make activating as easy as possible too. After a couple of days of effort that included--literally--reading the entire thread start-to-finish in search of answers, I finally succeeded and, in an attempt to give something (however slight) back, I'd like to offer a couple of humble suggestions so that in the future other people wanting to gain knowledge and people willing to give of their knowledge can perhaps save time. My first suggestion would be to add a bit of information on virtual machine testing at the end of the "~Theme & Activate~ adding $oem$ folder to .iso" topic at the top of page 1, something about how the results of testing won't be accurate unless the virtual machine's BIOS is properly modified and with a link to searchengine's thread (thanks again) "VMware Workstation (Multi-Brand) Bios Installer." While working with RT Seven Lite I'd gotten reasonably familiar with VirtualBox, but it wasn't until page 17 of this thread that I read mention (thanks again Tito) of VMware Player's BIOS being modable and was pointed in the correct direction for a solution (the thought that the virtual machine's BIOS was different from my laptop's never even crossed my mind, so 2 days of testing was for naught. And stop laughing ). Of course, my first test with the modded BIOS was successful. My other suggestion would be to make the mirrored links on page 1 more noticable, as presently they're under "Thanks to:-" and really not very obvious. While reading the thread I noticed many, many posters commenting that the main links were down only to have someone answer (usually tcntad) that the mirrors were fine. Anyway, these are just a couple of ideas I had for improving the thread while I was utilizing it. Thanks again to everyone who contributed.

 

link 2 bị hu roi pro oi.

 

bro.only speak English here