Windows x86 and x64 AIO, full instructions

I know that
Creating the ISO is the absolut last thing you should do hehe.

Creating a bactchscript to automise the whole process is very easy..

 

can you write me this ?

 

Yea i can but you have to learn something yourself too..

Google "dism /add-package" and you will find plenty of information..

You start by mounting an index:
Dism /mount-wim /wimfileath to install.wim /index:number /mountdirath to an empty mountfolder

Then you integrate updates
Dism /Imageath to mountfolder /add-package /packagepathath to folder with updates

then you commit and unmount
Dism /unmount-wim /mountdirath to mountfolder /commit


Then you do everything again for next index.

 

where must i create the batch file ?

and can you explain me the steps a bit more ?

 

Create a new textfile wherever you want and name it whatever you want to. Example: Updates.cmd
Install Windows Automated Installation Kit if you already havent.
Open and edit the .cmd file with example from below
Run Windows AIK as Administrator

What more do you want me to explain? Its pretty selfexplenatory, right?
Path to install.wim, path to mountfolder & path to updatefolder you obviously have to replace with real paths, such as D:\dvd\sources\install.wim, d:\mount, d:\updates\32bit (for 32bit updates) & d:\updates\64 (for 64bit updates)..


An example:

Code:

Dism /mount-wim /wimfile:D:\DVD\Sources\Install.wim /index:1 /mountdir:D:\Mount
Dism /Image:D:\Mount /add-package /packagepath:D:\Updates\32
Dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:D:\Mount /commit

Dism /mount-wim /wimfile:D:\DVD\Sources\Install.wim /index:2 /mountdir:D:\Mount
Dism /Image:D:\Mount /add-package /packagepath:D:\Updates\32
Dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:D:\Mount /commit

Dism /mount-wim /wimfile:D:\DVD\Sources\Install.wim /index:6 /mountdir:D:\Mount
Dism /Image:D:\Mount /add-package /packagepath:D:\Updates\64
Dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:D:\Mount /commit

Dism /mount-wim /wimfile:D:\DVD\Sources\Install.wim /index:7 /mountdir:D:\Mount
Dism /Image:D:\Mount /add-package /packagepath:D:\Updates\64
Dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:D:\Mount /commit

 

ok i will tell you later ;D

BIG THANKS ;D

 

Index 1 to 5 is 32bit and 6-9 is 64bit..

 

I TRY ANOTHER THINK ;D

the createt AIO iso with this Guide i opened this with 7customizer
Than i picked x86 Ultimate and insert all updates

Than i created the new Iso
and checked with 7Customizer the Ultimate.iso and it says
the same information as the AIO there are all WIndows 7 Editions ;D

Now i think is it right ?

 

I don't think so...I think only Ultimate version got the updates...

 

i used this code on a AIO install.wim x86 & x64 all works fine but i didnt see any improvements i had 58 Updates before when i install a fresh WIN7 and i have 58 Updates now when i make a fresh Win7 install

 

58 updates before fresh install and 58 after? Dont you think there are new updates that arent integrated?

 

yes i think that the updates dont will be integrated hmm

 

Hm try update the *.clg files by using windows system image manager and see if that works.

If not, then start all over.

 

Assuming this is still the most perfect guide for creating an AIO, I created an AIO W7 SP1 ISO (thanks DKane!). Everything is working smoothly, except for the upgrade function. To test the upgrade, I have installed Vista SP2 x64 in VMware. Then I insert the AIO ISO, setup64.exe starts and I choose to upgrade to Ultimate x64. After the compatibility check, the upgrade begins but fails at the third step: "Expanding Windows files", at about 30%. The following error pops up:

Windows cannot copy files from sourc64 to C:\$WINDOWS.~LS\Sources. The files do not exist. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation. Error code: 0x80070003

When looking at the setupact.log file there are two errors mentioned:
2011-01-24 20:05:03, Error [0x06049b] IBS CallBack_CopyPrivates:Failed to copy any privates and optional directories.[gle=0x00000003]
2011-01-24 20:05:03, Error [0x06049d] IBS CallBack_CopyPrivates:An error occurred while trying to copy the privates GLE is [0x3][gle=0x00000003]

I have not deleted ANYTHING from the original "sourc64" source (Ultimate x64 DVD). Only created the "lunch.cmd" and Hex edited "autorun.dll" in that folder. The AIO .WIM file is already copied to the installation drive, this happens in the first step, so no problem there. Anyone got a clue about what could cause this???

 

does the upgrade not create a temp X drive that cant happen on vm or is that something else?, try booting from the aio then upgrading

 

Upgrading is only possible from within Windows. I don't think any temp drives are involved on VMware, it just doesn't make sense it copies some but not all. Maybe something changed in the "Sources" of W7 SP1 and another file needs to be Hex edited...

EDIT: I found out what's causing the problem, it's the "lunch.cmd". Once I removed the "/m:sourc64" parameter after setup.exe in "lunch.cmd", upgrading works! I don't know if this is caused by the fact that this is SP1 though!

 

my solution for this error, i've edited lunch.cmd

works fine.
upgrade now works as it should

 

can anyone edit the instructions at the first post
with the function to integrate SP1 into THE x86 and X64 AIO ?

 

There is a great guide by stannieman..

 

but the guide is only for normal iso of windows 7 i have an AIO with x64 and x86 in one