WinAIO Maker Professional - The All in One Windows Setup Solution

Windows 8 , files date 2009 in the iso

Hi,

I did try this tool to make an AIO for W8 .. as mentioned here in the forum before and to add the ei.cfg file to the pro ones

any way all went fine and the iso is great and can install

but the only thing is the file date in the iso as its all dated to 2009, ... can we change this so the files takes the same date from the original ones ??

thank you

 

So, can I use this to make a disc that will install every version of 7 including Enterprise, i386 and 64-bit all with SP1 on an SL DVD? I don't suppose it would fit on a CD, would it? Would there be room for any or all flavors of 8?

Thanks for the great work! How could I learn to create apps like this?

 

Hi Josh. You are great man! I love your programs. i wait to new version supported w8 and recovery x64 I hope very soon.

 

I am getting the same error as this guy. I tried recopying the autorun.dll from the x64 dvd and recompiling the image, but it did not help. also using it from a usb drive

 

Hi All

The Auto AIO works great But I seem to missing something when I try to select a WIMs I have unpacked both images to folders no matter ware I look to select a WIMs I cant find them if I look at the image there's no WIMs file or in the unpacked folders

I have look'd through this thread but cant seem to find ware I am going wrong

Forgive if I am asking a question that has been answered already I am sure I am just missing the point someware as this is all a learning curve to me.

Thanks

Steve

 

Ok blond me found it now Knew i was just missing the it somewhere.

 

Do I need to use AutoAIO Option.?

Here what I did. Choose "Select WIMs"
1.) I select Win 7 Ultimate -> Install.wim (x86)
2.) I select Win 7 Ultimate -> Install.wim (x64)
3.) I select Win 7 Enterpriese -> Install.wim (x86)
4.) I select Win 7 Enterpriese -> Install.wim (x86)

5.) After that I click "Save all Changes".

6.) Then Click "Yes" delete all clg/stuff

7/) Then i click "Save all into ISO"

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what is "AUTO AIO" I dont understand.

I choose x86 iso of Ultimate and x64 Ultimate. -> Combined together to 1 ISO file Name Ultimate.iso

AUTO AIO selecting Enterprise ISO x86 and x64 -> Combined together to 1 iso file NAME Enterprise.iso..

Now how do i combined AUTOAIO ISO of Ultimate.iso and Enterprise.iso?
Which one do i select for x86 iso and which one for x64.iso (Because each Iso already have x86/x64 inside).
Do i select
x86 iso -> Ultimate.iso
x64 iso -> Enterprise.iso

and start compiling.

sorry for my english

I just tried Enterprise.iso (with 86/64 inside) and Ultimate.iso (with 86/64 inside) compiling using AIO. But it said error that Enterprise.iso or Ultimate.iso is not a valid x86.

Or here another idea.
Firt make new iso with install.wim of 86 and 64 separately.
- Select Enterprise x86 Install.wim and x86 Ultimate Install.wim
Save them all into 1 iso.

Then do the same for x64 Iso of Enterprise and x64 Ultimate?

Then after that use AutoAIO and use the new iso i created from each OS Architecture?

 

Can we get new version soon? I really want to make a new Win8 AIO + Recovery x64

 

Yeap, I would also like to see this coming. Please update....

 

I created an AIO with all x86 and x64 flavors of 7 except Enterprise. Is there a way I can add Enterprise to my AIO or do I have to start from scratch or will my current AIO serve as the source for all those installers, use my Enterprise disc as a source and create a new AIO ISO?
Thanks

 

Can I include Server 2008 and Server 2012 in an AIO with this?
Thanks

 

It's really Professional app and Josh Cell's masterpiece with a few clicks on AutoAIO I was able to made my 1st AIO "win7 X86+X64" in my life
no no this thread must be read from bone to bone
maybe a couple of days later Thank you sir for this app works like a charm

 

Can the created AIO be combined with Windows 7 - Vista OEM DVD Multi-Brand Edition Activation?

 

Can you point me in the direction of how to do this - i would like to build an AIO USB Memory Stick Boot with both Win7 & Win8 included. Is this possible?

Thanks..

***UPDATE: Worked out how to do it. Created a combined Win7+Win8 AIO ISO. Creating various Win7 & 8 virtual machines from the AIO with VMware Workstation all seems to work OK.