WinAIO Maker Professional - The All in One Windows Setup Solution

Damn, tested the tool for making a AIO-ISO for first time today: Sick tool! So easy, so fast, and flawless! Good job mister

One question:
Is it possible to make milti language AIO ISO out of ex. 4 iso's?
For example: 32bit Norwegian + 64bit Norwegian + 32bit English + 64bit English = AIO Iso with English and Norwegian ?

 

Awesome program, just having issues getting my x64 media to work

My x32 Windows 7 DVD works great, the program show the 5 versions available. When I select my install.wim on my x64 DVD, it only shows Windows 7 Pro x64 as the available option.

Any idea why?

 

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I used the auto AIO tool to extract and compile an ISO, but when its done and I mount the image or burn it to a disc, when it tries to run I get an error message: "The File "autorun.dll" could not be loaded or is corrupt. Setup cannot continue. Error code is [0x7E]"

Any idea what I did wrong or something I was suppose to do beforehand?

EDIT:

I just recompiled the ISO, but this time I left the "x64 recovery mode" option unchecked and now it can autorun. Any idea why this didnt work and if so what repercussion I may face by not enabling it?

 

OK Josh, I must be a real dunce... I've read every post in all 24 pages of this thread, and I still can't make a proper disc. I've been trying to use the AutoAIO method. I have images for Win 7 x86 w service pack 1 (media refresh) & Win 7 x64 w service pack 1 (media refresh) that I d/l from DigitalRiver... the hashes check out good.

My first attempt, I pointed Win 7 AIO AutoAIO params to the 2 folders, one to the x86 untouched image and one to the x64 untouched image, each iso alone in it's own folder, and created a third empty folder for the work with ISOs folder. All of these were in the root of my G:\ Drive. I clicked on 'Start Compilation' (without 'enable x64 recovery mode'- simply because I don't know what that does) and your program went through both untouched images, the created a third ISO. I burned the ISO to a DVD w Nero burning ROM, verified the burn against the ISO for data integrity, then popped the disc in a machine I have with a clean hard drive... the DVD boots up, gets to the place where you pick which version you want and displays 5 versions of Windows 7 to pick from... all 32-bit! I read a bit further through the thread and found that I'm supposed to remove EI.CFG, so I ran the ei.cfg Removal Tool on both images, deleted the one that Win 7 AIO had created, hit the 'Reset App' button and ran 'AutoAIO' again, and... same thing! 5 versions of 32-bit Win 7 and none of 64-bit Win 7.

I had no error messages except the "Unable to load DLL 'wingapi.dll: The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)" which you mentioned in the thread is because I am using Win XP Pro to create the new DVD with. I searched on WWW and can't find any tutorial for how to use your app... can you please tell me what I might be doing wrong, and point me in the right direction?

Thank you...

virtualdiver

 

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Are there instructions on how to use this tool? I can't seem to get the "install.wim" files. I have extracted my ISO files for both X64 and X86 into separate folders. When I try to select the wim, the only ones I can find are in the Sources directory. When I select it I get an error "unable to load DLL "wimgapi.dll" The specified module cannot be found. (Exception from HRRESULT: 0x8007007E)." I tried it with both the ei.cfg not removed and removed. What am I doing wrong?

 

No, XP Pro
On page 1 it says
Compatibility:

• This is program requires .NET Framework v3.5
• Works with all < 6.0 WIMs and OS

Do I need to use it on a Win 7 PC?

 

Okay, I will try it on my Win 7 Laptop Thanks

 

WinAIO

What does WinAIO do?

Certainly "deleting or removing a file into another file" is something that is impossible to perform.

I would like to try the program.

Steve Broshears ...

 

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