Possible to covert a plain system part. copy to ISO and make bootable?

You have easeus partition manager? If so:
Delete the partition that is type: logical and DOESN'T have label WIN7.
Using EaseUS Partition Master - Deleting Partitions - EaseUS Partition Master Manual
Then move/resize the remaining partition to the size you want and to the starting point you want (most likely beginning of disk)
Free resize/move hard drive partition, enlarge/extend/shrink system partitions in Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7/8 and Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 - EaseUS Partition Master Manual

Tell me if you're doing it.

Dali362 said:

Kaktussoft said:

Still waiting for output of #100 !! After that I'll give you advise

Here´s the first part of the bcdedit result, do you need the rest too or is this enough? I do hope the descriptions in swedish do not borther you too much.


Attachment 228068

Scroll down and post the other output. Why not simple copy/paste?

bcdedit ouput show a line containing Vista!! Are you running vista?
command prompt:

Code:

winver

is it win7 or vista?

[QUOTE=Dali362;2064967]

Kaktussoft said:

Dali362 said:

Here´s the first part of the bcdedit result, do you need the rest too or is this enough? I do hope the descriptions in swedish do not borther you too much.

Here´s the rest of the output.


Attachment 228068

The last 4 lines of output show
device unknown. That's old stuf. isn't used. No problem.

There's another line with device unknown. It belongs to EASEUS todo backup. Still using that boot menu entry? It doesn't work now!

Dali362 said:

Kaktussoft said:

bcdedit ouput show a line containing Vista!! Are you running vista?
command prompt:

Code:

winver

is it win7 or vista?

winver gives window 7 home premium, I do not understand that about "vista".

bcdedit/enum {current}

it shows vista isn't it?

In elevated command prompt

Code:

 
bcdedit/set  {current}  description  "Windows 7 Home Premium"

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You can move/resize without problems (it does my regedit trick and updates the boot menu automatically).
But "partition copy operation" will give you the same problem as you had!

Also download Windows 7 Professional SP1-U ISO
Swedish x86: X17-59271.iso ??
Do it! Also read Create Windows 7 Universal ISO With All Editions Selection On Install with ei.cfg Removal Utility « My Digital Life

Make bootable DVD’s of them. It can help you a lot in case of trouble!
Also very handy System Repair Disc - Create

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