WinAIO Maker Professional - The All in One Windows Setup Solution

your welcome
and thank you for your great tools.

 

Josh,

When testing the AutoAIO tool, I have this problem.

 

unable to download this great tool.....
every time it shows following error
" Unknown compression method"

 

i tried with 7zip, winzip pro 15.5 and winrar but every time i got an error msg " Unknown compression method"
this is not the first time this error occurred. when i tried to download version 1.1 i got same msg then i download it from softpedia server and that file worked like a charm

plz make a mirror link if it is ok with you

however i must says this tool is fantastic

 

wow!!!! easy to use. great tool...

 

thanx bro you are really great

 

I'l try

 

I am still trying to get an AiO to work with EFI installations. If someone can get this "x64 Recovery [EMS]" to work, then EFI will also work. The issue I am having is that Windows Setup cannot find the proper drivers. No matter what I do, I get the message to insert my driver media disc. It is obviously a side effect of creating an AiO disc, but there should be a way around this.

Ideas?

 

I have been trying to create an AIO Windows Vista ISO, I get a successful burn to DVD but when I get near the end of the verifying stage I keep getting a device error using PowerISO, now normally I would say my drive is done in but I know 100% that is isn't, as I have tried this on 3 different machines and get same error...... Now that isn't a coincidence LOL

Now doing it with Windows 7 it works no problem at all, so does anyone know if there is an issue in creating an AIO Vista ISO?

Thanks


EDIT!!

I had just tried it again only this time it worked..... I was doing it wrong with vista for some odd reason, I wasn't selecting "create AIO Wim" instead I was selecting the "AutoAIO" and that's why it wasn't working properly. ;-)

 

I was under the impression that this was for Windows 7 only? Can you confirm Josh that this will work for Vista? Thanks.

 

Well if it wasn't meant to work with Vista I can now confirm it does, I have 11 in 1 Vista Installation DVD

I will try post an image but I don't think I have made enough posts just yet though....

 

Vista Starter?

 

I am on my way to getting x64 and EFI installation mode working. I am rusty on my C/C++.. I need to create a program similar to lunch.exe, but I am not sure about the simplest way to go about it.

 

Yes why? I already have AIO Vista DVD's and Win7 AIO DVD's my brother and my uncle are and were professional corporate I.T guys and they passed on quite a lot of things, which comes in very handy at times.

I just wanted to see if this worked with Vista

I haven't tried the other DVD that I selected the X64 Recovery Mode but as the ISO was building it showed that it was including the X64 Rec Mode into the build.... But like I said haven't tried it yet, but I will take your word for it.

Excellent piece of software anyway!

Thanks