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Sorry buddy but that still didn't work for me. Fortunately for me and others who are looking for what I asked, I have found the solution after many hours of searching. If you have your bios configured correctly for uefi boot but your x64 dvd doesnt show up as uefi boot option then listen up! Check out the attached image taken from superuser.com or visit the link and scroll down to the response from Milind R. (link: Installing Win 7 To GPT and Why My UEFI Mobo Won't Boot From CD Unless In Legacy Mode - Super User). After you create the iso with oscdimg of which you could just google search it and download or I attached it here then just burn the iso with any burning software you want and put your disc in and enjoy a uefi bootable w7 disc!! Thank you for your efforts gregrocker. BTW I used my custom iso with my modified wim file and it works just fine, now in uefi mode on dvd!! Here, code got cut off in image (space after "udfver102" and after "...\efisys.bin" then "lwin7" is the label for your dvd, l is the command and no space between command and name:
download oscdimg and put in a folder on your c drive like "c:\oscdimg\oscdimg.exe" then run cmd.exe as admin and change to that directory with "cd c:\oscdimg" without quotes then run the command below. ***Remember to replace the "d:\win7dvd" directory with yours and the iso name too. Also you want to copy the contents of your w7 iso or dvd to a folder on the root of the c drive then substitute the directory in the command below with your directory name. (The "win7dvd" directory would be where you copy your iso or dvd contents to).
oscdimg.exe -h -m -o -u2 -udfver102
-bootdata:2#p0,e,bd:\win7dvd\boot\etfsboot.com#pEF,e,bc:\win7dvd\efi\microsoft\boot\efisys.bin
-lWin7 d:\win7dvd d:\win7.iso
oscdimg commands: (link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...=ws.10%29.aspx)
Last edited by houdini17; 23 Nov 2014 at 04:35.