How to Create a Universal Windows 7 AIO Installation Disc

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• i want to separate my aio win 7 iso 86 and 64 to just ultimate x64

• Nice.. how about legacy and uefi ??

• No download link in your website

• Thank you so much. Now I can help my friend to create a Universal Windows 7 AIO.

• how can i get imagex folder, please help

• Just created my USB tool and with a couple mods to the syntaxes (check out my reply to 'Life Cta'), your video worked great

• but how do you burn it to disc. sorry if this is a silly question but you went to image burn and expoted it to desktop but do you burn it to a dvd

• nice work man …

• turn the frickin music off

• Hey Brian, you've got "Home Basic" repeated for all x64 setup options! I think you forgot to increment Edition's number when doing the ImageX exports, like the one in your description, you should add annotation to the video to rectify the issue 🙂

• Hey britec, thanks for this tutorial, i've done that with Windows 7, integrated 32 and 64 bit versions, then ive integrated an another language version of windows 7 in it, when i install it gives me an error out at the end, that theres not existing language datas (i think thats because the boot image (boot.wim) doesnt have the other language pack datas) and now my best question is, i want to slipstream the convidence rollup in this wim image, can you help? Searched but i didnt found anything really working solution, can you please help me and sorry for my bad english im german 😛

• nice thanks

• my operating system is 32bit ):

• Why are the 64bit editions all just Home Basic is it a glitch isn't it supposed to be

  Starter
  Home Basic
  Home Premium
  Professional
  Enterprise (you forgot to add that one)
  Ultimate

• Windows 10 is the same ?

• you can use the ei.cfg remover froma windows 7 ultimate iso image and then just use the install.wim from only 2 isos i think

• can i have a link to your wallpaper britec?

• Where do we find x image. The little program.

• I noticed it was a re-upload too. Nice of you Brian to keep an archive of your videos so if they get lost or something goes wrong, you could pull them out and re-upload them. Thank you.

• Nice one Brian, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU !!!!!!!

• Nice! Way to finish off the year with a good video. Thank you.

• HEY, I have watched this before… in 2013 back when I had Windows Vista Basic, good/bad memories with Vista.

• Same procedure for Windows 10, I'd assume?

• One question why did all the 64 bit versions not name properly? video time 11:46

• Great video Brian,thank you!

• Thanks Britec. Microsoft has an official AIO image file (.iso) already created that you can download. It's a 30-day free trial but if you have a valid win7 license it works and is legit. Let me know if you want the download link. It's an official microsoft product. Thanks.

• Tnx a lot, Brian.
  Where i can find this imagex.exe?
  And second if this method works with Windows 10 editions?
  Best Regards and thank You in advance.

• why did you put old intro back?
  0:01

• flueless tutorials thanks a lot , but try to check (maintain aspect ratio) if you are using camtasia studio because the video get pixelated if you don't

• comment commands don't work

• nice as always brian😘

• Ow Brian you just keep getting better with time, this old video is a testament to that.

• Where did you get the Starter? * Edit: I found the iso on one of my tech flash drives. However, how would you also add this into the universal installer?

  Also, could this work with Windows 8.1 and Windows 10? Not at my shop so I cannot try it yet.

  Nice new intro as well Brian.

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• Old into is back? imo, sounds better

• Bad Spy!

• 480p?

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