WinAIO Maker Professional - The All in One Windows Setup Solution

Wow that sucks Hope you didn't loose too much data!


EDIT: In other news, the "Error creating AIO ISO in %FOLDER" can also be caused by the ISO being mounted with MagicDisc (not in use, per se, but mounted....)

 

When I enable the x64 recovery mode, does that mean the cd will not be compatible with x86 systems specially during an x86 recovery mode?

 

Hi. I'm having problems with making a disc for x86 & x64. I'm using the AutoAIO button, & pointing it at an x86 Windows 7 + SP1 iso & a x64 Windows 7 + SP1 iso. After the software has done its job I have burn't the finished iso to DVD, but when booting from the disc I only get the option to install x86 versions of Windows. I have tried on a duel core & single core cpu. Can somebody please tell me where I am going wrong. Thanks

 

The size of the ISO is 2.40GB, which is the same size as the x86 ISO. My x64 ISO is 3.11GB. They were both downloaded from Digital River & I removed the ei.cfg file from sources/ This was done on my Windows 7 x86 machine. I have just tried to build the ISO on my Windows 7 x64 machine & I think it worked properly. It produced an ISO of 3.85GB, but I haven't burnt it onto dvd yet to try it. Thanks.

 

The ISO created on my x64 machine works fine. It gave me the option to install all versions in x86 or x64 format. I don't know why the ISO created on my x86 machine would only install the x86 versions. Thanks Josh Cell for another fine piece of software.

 

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is it possible to create windows xp, vista and 7, both 86 and 64, with this software onto one usb ?

 

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Use grub4dos and run them as ISO's.
then you can run as many on a single USB drive as you want.

 

Tried that last time. Somehow, the last iso kept overriding the previous ones . Do you have or know of a tutorial somewhere ?

 

literally just format the drive using something like RMPrepUSB, and install grub4dos using it, after formatting.
when it asks if you want to add gldr, say yes.
then add a file to the root of the drive called "menu.lst"
in this file put:

Code:

title Whatever You Want The Menu Item To Say Here\n
find --set-root  /your_image.iso
map /your_image.iso (hd32)
map --hook
root (hd32)
chainloader (hd32)

then stick "your_image.iso" in the root of the flash drive with the menu.lst.

this should allow you to boot from usb, and select that ISO to boot from.

If you need any further help, email me at: [email protected]
I don't want to spam this thread with unrelated conversation.

 

actually, that is what i did a couple months back. Thanks, I am going to try it later again.

 

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Hello Josh Cell.....
I want to know, if there is any procedure to separate an AIO image into x64 and x86???????????????