Windows x86 and x64 AIO, full instructions

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  1. tcntad

    tcntad MDL Guru

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    #101 tcntad, Jan 25, 2011
    So? Its still the same procedure nomatter how many editions you have in one wim:)
     
  2. akspa420

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    #102 akspa420, Jan 26, 2011
    This guide is great. I now have a 4.14gb iso with all sp1 editions. nice :D
     
  3. tcntad

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    #103 tcntad, Jan 26, 2011
    Really? My iso is 4.6 GB (with enterprise)

    Around 4.2 without so you cant have enterprise :p
     
  4. Kouryu

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    #104 Kouryu, Jan 26, 2011
    English only?
     
  5. tcntad

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    #105 tcntad, Jan 26, 2011
    I think so yes.. Or? Hm well it doesnt matter anyway but I can try again tomorrow later lol.
     
  6. ita

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    #106 ita, Jan 26, 2011
    watch my attachment
    this is my AIO with x86 and x64

    how to integrate Sp1 ?
     

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  7. tcntad

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    #107 tcntad, Jan 26, 2011
    Read stanniemans slipstreaming guide. its impossible to miss.
     
  8. ita

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    #108 ita, Jan 26, 2011
    im from Germany and my English isnt very good so i dont unterstand the Guide very well sorry .

    perhaps anyone can write the scripts for my situation.
     
  9. flukyoralpha

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    #109 flukyoralpha, Feb 28, 2011
    so this very same method can be applied on sp1 iso too, right? without any modification (other than "/m:sourc64" removed like stated on one page before)...
     
  10. TeddyRuxbin

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    #110 TeddyRuxbin, Mar 1, 2011
    Has anyone been able to get this monstrosity to fit on a standard 4GB thumb drive?

    The final sp1 ISO file I got is 4.09BG (4,398,368,768 bytes) which burns to a single layer DVD OK, but doesn't fit on a standard 4GB thumb/flash drive.

    Most 4G thumb/flash drives have a usable capacity of about 3.72GB after formatting. This was OK with a sp0 AIO ISO file that came to 3.65GB.

    Time for an 8GB?
     
  11. simexi

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    #111 simexi, Mar 2, 2011
    Just delete source\install_Windows*.clg and same for sourc64.
     
  12. tcntad

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    #112 tcntad, Mar 2, 2011
    Think my 7 AIO with enterprise will fit on a 4 GB USBstick. Its roughly 3.7 i think.
     
  13. TeddyRuxbin

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    #113 TeddyRuxbin, Mar 3, 2011
    Already did that... :(
     
  14. its

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    #114 its, Mar 6, 2011
    How did u manage that??

    I have deleted *.clg and added 64bit recovery mode and all added all versions including enterprise

    I get

    Size: 4.13 GB (4,443,998,208 bytes)
    Size on Disk: 4.13 GB (4,444,000,256 bytes)
     
  15. aldemaz

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    #115 aldemaz, Mar 9, 2011
    if I want have a oem activaction where should i add $oem$ folder ?
    always in sources or.....:confused:
     
  16. tcntad

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    #116 tcntad, Mar 9, 2011
    I have a 8 GB usbstick but im sure it took less then 4.4 GB. I can try again if you'd like.
     
  17. tcntad

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    #117 tcntad, Mar 9, 2011
    Yea.. always sources folder.
     
  18. aldemaz

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    #118 aldemaz, Mar 10, 2011
    another question

    at the end of all in dvd folder remain two setup (setup.exe and setup64.exe) file it's possible delete the first or are both necessary
     
  19. l2p2c2

    l2p2c2 MDL Member

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    #119 l2p2c2, Mar 10, 2011
    Both are necessery: setup.exe to do a 32bit upgrade installation, setup64.exe to do a 64bit upgrade installation.
     
  20. aldemaz

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    #120 aldemaz, Mar 10, 2011
    Thanks i imagined it
     
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