@ Hazar I made an AIO build with Italian x86 and x64 iso files. I burned the dvd after the new iso was created. All seems ok, but I had a look to the sources dir and I do not see any $oem$ directory... how is working the auto-certificate installation during the setup? I always suppose that $oem$ dir is needed to install an oem certificate... Thanks for your support. Regards
i thought i would give it a try. when i run the start.cmd i get "1 or more iso files is missing. press any key to exit" any help ??
Hey Hazar, please let me know. I like removeWAT but I am trying to make the same thing only integrating it with Daz's loader. Here is my script for SETUPCOMPLETE.BAT : @echo off net start sppsvc WMIC /NAMESPACE:\\root\CIMV2 PATH SoftwareLicensingProduct WHERE LicenseStatus=1 GET LicenseStatus | findstr "1" >nul IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO :LOADER net stop sppsvc del "%~dp0Windows7Loader.exe" del "%0" exit :LOADER net stop sppsvc "%~dp0Windows7Loader.exe" /silent /l=Default del "%~dp0Windows7Loader.exe" shutdown /r /t 05 del "%0" exit
First did you make sure that you have both a 32 and a 64 bit version and did you rename them accordingly to the script? Next if it still does not work delete all the files that were extracted except the win7 ISO files, download a updated version of WinRAR if you use an older one.(I have noticed that the older ones sometimes fails to extract everything). See if that helps, I am actually running it now on Win7 Pro x32 without any issues at all dude so it should work for you too. Good luck
To everyone! I have confirmed that if you want to use Daz's 7loader instead of RemoveWAT! To do this just change "SETUPCOMMAND.BAT" to my script and add Daz's 7loader to the scripts folder and delete RemoveWAT before running "START.BAT" My Script: @echo off net start sppsvc WMIC /NAMESPACE:\\root\CIMV2 PATH SoftwareLicensingProduct WHERE LicenseStatus=1 GET LicenseStatus | findstr "1" >nul IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO :LOADER net stop sppsvc del "%~dp0Windows7Loader.exe" del "%0" exit :LOADER net stop sppsvc "%~dp0Windows7Loader.exe" /silent /l=Default del "%~dp0Windows7Loader.exe" shutdown /r /t 05 del "%0" exit
Does daz loader when using this for AIO, go through all the modes or methods cuase sometimes default won't work but alternative works?
It only goes through the default but you can change it with the script. In the script that I posted where it says /l=Default, the "Default" can be any of these: Default, Alternative, Older, Forceful, Custom. That tells the loader what option to carry out in silent mode.
Hey Hazar, when I booted this up I only had Ulitmate x32 and x64 as a install choice not all of them! Is there a way around that? It seems to work ok in vmware but in the regular cd boot is where I have the problem. I actually have a AIO disk that does work so I know it is not my computer or something. I think for whatever reason though it is the method in making these that is messed up.
Can't you put other routines in there to automatically try the other modes? Thanks for your input sam3971
Haven't tested burning to disk but all I know is this script spat out an iso that when I loaded into VMMware had all editions and activated with the modded BIOS in the VM.
hi! Good work Hazar!! I haven't tested on real pc yet, only on virual box, and it's working good. About cmd window, it would be nice if you leave to see what happens there..."working..." it's too boring. I have one question...on virtual box which method of activation, activates Windows, RemoveWAT?!! - I have slic2.1. and off course bios is emulated in wm. Thx!! l.e. I'm just curious, why all processes takes 3-4 hours?
Hi, I tested your stuff on a real machine and everything worked as it should. Thank you for your efforts. I wonder would it be very complicated to add a routine for adding other languages to ISO, since my first language is not english. I am lacking the skills needed, so could someone with experience help? Best regards and TIA Ivan
Can You share only the app to integrate the two ISOs, making AIO win7 ? I dont wanna integrate the updates, just make an AIO 7.