I have Windows 8 All-In-One installation, but I would like to make it multilanguage (I want to add two aditional languages in boot menu). Is that possible? Gorazd
Obviously you prepare the two seperate images with whatever you want,try them in vmware make sure theyre OK and then you make an AIO
Problem solved. 1st - I made 4 seperate images with the same settings and languages (Win8 x86, Win8 x64, Win8 Ent x86, Win8 Ent x64). 2nd - After that - > 35650-Creating-a-Windows-8-AIO-with-Media-Center-manually 3rd - I made USB key from win8aio.iso and it works
@plattfuss: How did you first build your 4 separate images with Multilanguage? Did you use Windows Download Integrator? In my case, adding a language using that tool generates a broken installer that will not finish the installation.
I extracted RTM MSDN images to 4 separate folders. Downloaded languages (*.cab). Than I opened windows download integrator 3.0.0.3, pressed no at start for ISO and pointed to extracted folder. Added language, added drivers, changed installer image and pressed OK to commit. 4 times in a row. With DISM I integrated product keys to Core and Professonal 32&64 bit. Then I copied Core/Pro 32bit and Core/Pro 64bit to another location and converted them to WMC. With DISM I integrated product key to WMC 32&64bit. Copied Core/Pro32bit to c:\Win8AiO. Started WDI, create AiO, pointed first at Core/Pro32bit, next WIMs: - Pro WMC 32bit - Ent 32bit - Core/Pro 64bit - Pro WMC 64bit - Ent 64bit OK to commit. Then copied EI.cfg to Win8AiO\sources\. Made ISO with WDI. ISO - USB and that's it.