WinAIO Maker Professional - The All in One Windows Setup Solution

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Hi, I just tried to use the AutoAIO to make a Windows 10 AIO and I keep getting an error in creating the ISO. See pic

Can anyone help with this limited information?
Thank You.

 

Most likely because

 

Is there another similar AIO for Windows 10? From what I've been reading, it is very complicated to do it manually.
Thank You

 

Better question using DISM. What would be the commandline for combining a 32 bit and 64 bit AIO?
Thank you

 

The same as for exporting x86 > x86:
For install.wim > install.wim

Code:

dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:"x:\install.x86.wim" /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:"y:\install.x64.wim" /Compress:max /checkintegrity

For install.wim/esd > install.esd:

Code:

dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:"x:\install.x86.wim/esd" /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:"y:\install.x64.esd" /Compress:recovery /checkintegrity

For windows 10 there are better/other options to do for a multi-arch iso.

I am preparing an elaborate (using MDL tools only) AiO tutorial

 

Great cause I don't know how to make Win10 AIOs ...

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sellable, sshhhh j/k

 

Spoiler

 

Mine are free to download on usenet

 

So you work A LOT for free? Great buddy! That's smart.

 

I'll look forward to that post.
Thanks

 

Really? Where would someone find your Win10 AIO? Usenet is pretty large.

 

can you explain /SourceIndex:1
Can you also tell me where do you tell DISM where you want to use install86.wim and install64.wim and destination install.wim?

Thank You.

 

Source index:1 is just an example

 

Okay, I ran DISM as listed above and the resulting install.wim I put in the 64bit iso. When I boot from the 64 bit ISO on a USB, they all the versions of Windows 10 64bit was listed but Windows 10 32 bit only had the HOME version only. Can anyone help with this issue?
Thank you.
Dave

 

You have to export all desired indices from the x64 to the x86 one, and use the x86 iso as base to put the new install.wim/esd/swm in, else it won't boot on older x86 systems (not much around anymore, though).
To export all indices at once you can replace /SourceIndex:1 with /ALL.

Best is to create separate x86 and x64 iso and run @abbodi1406's Multi-Arch_iso command (can be found in his latest UUP>ISO or ESD>ISO conversion tools).
That will create a multi-arch iso which works perfectly.

 

Iirc it needs the x86 indices to be first (or at least one) and the ISO files must be x86 too, else the x86 installs will fail.

 

Okay, I did as instructed and it sort of worked. I made a boot-able USB flash drive and I received the following error when booting from the USB drive ( I used RUFUS):



Can anyone assist me with this error?
Thank You...

 

@Enthousiast I used @abbodi1406's WIM<>ESD on the install.x64.wim file and it said it found the WIM had errors. the install.x64.wim was a little over 5Gb. Can you advise me how to use @abbodi1406's Multi-Arch ISO command?
This is the error I received:



Thank you....

 

I just wanted the author of this program to know that for Win 10 1809 X64 Pro that it doesn't work any longer. It worked flawless on 1803 and before. When I eliminate the versions I don't want and then make the .iso it completes and all but when you try to install windows from it..at the very beginning when it is checking your computer it stops and you get the following window. I have tried this on 3 different computers with the same results. 1809 must have made a change. Maybe you can look into this.