Windows 7 Student 32bit to 64bit HELP


  1. cogman
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    Windows 7 Student 32bit to 64bit HELP


    Hey guys, im really stuck here.. i spent all day yesterday trying to get this working but i just couldnt, im having that problem creating the ISO file using the command propmt with the expandedSetup file and I keep on getting error 123 or 5 its really frustrating, any1 got any ideas?
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  3. cogman
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    Windows 7 64 Bit
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    error 5 is access denied btw
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  4. theog
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    Hi cogman

    Go to:

    How to make a bootable DVD from Upgrade download

    https://www.sevenforums.com/general-d...udent-d-l.html

    How can I make a .iso of Windows 7 Professional
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  6. cogman
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    Hey.. Thanks for the suggestion but as soon as i posted this post i figured it out and now its working :) I had to turn UAC off and also used this prompt line oscdimg -bC:\expandedSetup\boot\etfsboot.com -h -u2 -m -lWIN_EN_DVD C:\expandedSetup\ C:\win7.iso

    Thanks though, Much appreciated :)
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