Windows 7 AIO DVD/ISO

[MagicHunter]

Hey Guys,

 

I am trying to make an All-in-One Windows 7 DVD combining both x64 & x86

 

I have looked at this guide and did not understand it completely.

Does anyone know how to make a AIO DVD?

 

http://www.windowsvalley.com/blog/create-windows-7-aio-all-in-one-dvd-or-merge-all-editions-of-windows-7-in-single-dvd/

 

 

Cheers.

[enoskype]

Hi Magic,

 

It may be interesting for you to read that in Windows Secrets.

 

Dual-booting Windows 7 may violate the license .;-)

 

The Windows 7 installer will automatically set up the entire dual-boot infrastructure, making it easy for you to dual-boot. But the license says you can't still use the previously purchased and installed operating system.

 

This leads to all sorts of craziness. For example, a friend of mine wanted to dual-boot the 32-bit version and the 64-bit version of Windows 7. This would allow him to test 64-bit drivers but fall back to 32-bit if he encountered a problem.

 

He bought the Windows 7 Upgrade Family Pack, whose license permits three installs. To dual-boot, he simply needed to install Win7 twice. But he was a bit, uh, disconcerted to discover that dual-booting with the 32-bit and 64-bit versions theoretically negates the license of whichever Win7 version was installed first.

 

I still can't believe that Microsoft made such a ridiculous rule. I'm amazed there hasn't been a mass uprising of Win7 users brandishing pitchforks and blazing torches as they threaten to ride the legal beagles out of Redmond on a rail. But no. In fact, I've hardly heard a peep about this matter in the trade press.

 

 

Cheers.

[MagicHunter]

Hey enoskype,

 

That's interesting, I didn't know that =P

Good to know!

 

but I am not trying to dual-boot right now. I am trying to make a single DVD that contains this: http://i34.tinypic.com/30k8rvc.jpg

 

 

Cheers.