Windows 7: Creating a multi-boot USB stick, possible?

Okay I am looking to achieve the following; I bought a USB stick and I want Windows 7 Repair Disc 32-bit & 64-bit versions on it.



Is this possible?

Also it would be great if I could also add Ultimate Boot CD along with Hires Bootcd as well on the same USB stick. I don't know if that would be possible as well?

The most important thing for me at the moment is, is getting both versions (32-/64-bit) of Windows 7 Repair on one USB stick.

Please advice. TY.

Hello HHawk, you may get this to work for you, be sure to post back with the outcome.


Install Windows 7 from USB Pen Drive/External Hard Disk Using Grub4Dos

Wow great... Searched for about an hour on Google, but couldn't find anything. Most probably I was searching the wrong way. Hehe.

Will report back... Thanks man, highly appreciated.

My pleasure, glad I could help; do remember to post back so I'll know if it works the way you want.

Okay seems I have some problems.

I managed to get Windows 7 Repaird Disc x64 & x86 on the USB Stick, along with UBCD and Hiren's Bootcd. However when I select Windows 7 Repair x64 or x86 it keeps displaying "Loading Windows Files". It just stays like that. Something is not working properly. :S

I also checked this thread: Boot Windows 7 System Repair Disc from USB Using Grub4Dos

But it simply doesn't work for some reason...?

I have this in my list:

On a sidenote;

UBCD works and Hiren's Bootcd also works from the USB stick, however Mini Windows XP (from within Hiren's Bootcd) doesn't work. Same problem as described above?

Anyone here who can help me to get this working?

Not having any luck eh?

Did your Windows 7 Repair disk - burnt on a CD directly - run properly?

Assuming that it does, the only other thing that I can think of is that the ISOs created by you are either corrupt or not proper.

I recommend that you use the simple, elegant and straight-forward ISO Recorder v 3.1 from here to make ISOs of your repair disks.(or for that matter any other disk/s)

I would also recommend that you use MultiBootISOs-2.1.3.9.exe from here to make your multi-boot pen drive. You may also refer to my this post.

Good luck.

Same ISO boots correctly from DVD. I tried the old and new version of MultiBootISO's, both give me the same result.

I am using the repair / recovery disc's found here: Download Windows 7 System Recovery Discs — The NeoSmart Files

They work properly when I am using them from a CD, but of course I don't want that; I just want one USB stick which has all the program's I will ever need...

^ I downloaded the 143MB ISO file (torrent download), put it into my Multiboot pendrive, edited the menu to show it and tried.( I used MultibootISOs v2.1.3.5 which was the latest then.) It is working perfectly. No problems whatsoever.



Suggest that you redownload the file and try again.