Recent content by jwatson2323

Just to add to this, you can sysprep as many times as you want so long as Windows is running sysprep in audit mode. So ideally you want to enter this on the very first OOBE screen before doing any updating etc. Hit CTRL+SHIFT+F3 at the OOBE screen to enter audit mode. Do all your updating etc...

I figured it out. I manually set the /flags switch within imagex to specify each install.wim and it's working great now. Thank you for taking the time to reply nuhi!

Hi all, I've created an ISO combining W7 Pro 32 and 64 bit. Starting with updating each image separately with NTLite, then installing both on a VM to finish any updates. After this I have sysprepped both images and captured the WIM. I have then copied the install.wim back into the original ISO...

Any ideas @nuhi ?

There must be something in the Boot.wim which calls upon the graphic during install. Hopefully someone will know the answer!

Not as a WIM with all the updates, it makes it over 5GB. Hence why changing to ESD, brings it down to 3.5GB

Thanks I know how to run from USB. Any idea on the graphic?

No, not possible with all the updates. It's just Windows 7 Pro x64. Just looking for a way to change that setup screen from Windows 8 to Windows 7. I did have a look through the mounted files but couldn't see anything obvious

Yeh i know, I still like to have the option of DVD though. Last question, on the image I attached in my original post, is it possible to edit the text on the setup screen? Where it says "Windows 8" would be nice to change it to "Windows 7". Thanks!

Thanks for the replies. I've tried tweaking the unattended file, but can only seem to make it apply if i fill in all the of the options. But if i fill in all the options, the user then loses the choice of each setting which is what i am trying to avoid. All i want to do is leave Language as...

Hi all, I have recently managed to create a Windows 7 ISO in ESD format. The only way to get it to work is to add the install.esd to a Windows 8/10 ISO. This works fine. However as Windows 7 doesn't have a EN-GB language pack, I have had to use the Windows 8 EN-US ISO in order for this to work...