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Balubeto Balubet...
post Oct 28 2009, 04:40 AM
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HI

How can I do to integrate the Enterprise edition in the edition Ultimate Retail to have, in a single DVD, all editions of Windows 7?

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post Oct 30 2009, 01:19 PM
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QUOTE (Balubeto Balubeto @ Oct 28 2009, 03:40 AM) *
HI

How can I do to integrate the Enterprise edition in the edition Ultimate Retail to have, in a single DVD, all editions of Windows 7?

THANKS

BYE


Easiest way is to download it, try searching for the ISO at a torrent site.
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post Oct 30 2009, 04:30 PM
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hello,

http://www.itstuff.ca/2009/05/information-...-by-imagex.html


install.wim in windows 7 installation DVD contains these images:

1] Windows 7 STARTER
[2] Windows 7 HOMEBASIC
[3] Windows 7 HOMEPREMIUM
[4] Windows 7 PROFESSIONAL
[5] Windows 7 ULTIMATE
as explained in this link:
http://www.itstuff.ca/2009/05/information-...-by-imagex.html
using imagex
IMAGEX /INFO D:\Sources\install.wim
it is the product key that decides which image to extract from the
install.wim file
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_info_about-install-wim.BAT
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CODE
@echo off

IF {%1}=={} @Echo Please provide a path to the .WIM file. For ex. D:\Sources\install.wim &goto :EOF

SET WIMPATH=%1
SET Images-Num=
SET LoopNum=
SET I=

FOR /F "TOKENS=3 Delims=: " %%a in ('imagex /INFO %1 ^| Find /i "Image Count"') do set Images-Num=%%a
SET /a LoopNum=%Images-Num% + 1

@Echo Index Image Name

:LOOP1
SET /a I=%I% + 1
IF "%I%"=="%LoopNum%" goto END
FOR /F "TOKENS=3 Delims=>,<" %%a in ('Imagex /INFO %1 %I% ^| find /i "<name>"') do @Echo [%I%] %%a
goto LOOP1

:END

</name>
============================================================================

usage on the command line:
_info_about-install-wim c:\pe\install.wim

C:\temp4>_info_about-wim c:\pe\install.wim
Index Image Name
[1] Windows 7 HOMEBASIC
[2] Windows 7 HOMEPREMIUM
[3] Windows 7 BUSINESS
[4] Windows 7 ULTIMATE
============================================




regards Ben

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Balubeto Balubet...
post Oct 31 2009, 07:13 AM
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This script can also be used to initiate a custom installation of Windows 7 (choosing which edition to install) from a Windows PE 3.x CD? If so, how do I do this?

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post Oct 31 2009, 04:47 PM
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hello,
down load waik and read instructions for customization:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en

you need the imagex.exe from the tools to apply the image.
i have forgotten now something like this
imagex.exe /apply d:\install.wim 1 C:
or install.wim 3 if it is the third image in the image file
I am an amature or beginner so to speak, to learn from professionals windows 7 you need to go to their official forum
where Microsoft tech guys are based
PS
google gimagex where you might find a GUI imagex
which is useful
http://www.autoitscript.com/gimagex/


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Ben

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