Windows 7 Universal Installation Disc - Create

Bare Foot Kid · 19 Apr 2011

Britton30 said:

Thanks Ted, I'll do that.

Be sure and keep me informaed as to how you get on.

Britton30 · 19 Apr 2011

Ted you put me on to a good idea. I ended up burning my unversal .iso file to DVD, opened it and copied all the files to the USB drive from the same DVD. Odd the .iso wouldn't work when burned to the USB drive.
Thanks!
..and here is how it looks...
Attachment 150112

Bare Foot Kid · 20 Apr 2011

Britton30 said:

Ted you put me on to a good idea. I ended up burning my unversal .iso file to DVD, opened it and copied all the files to the USB drive from the same DVD. Odd the .iso wouldn't work when burned to the USB drive.
Thanks!
..and here is how it looks...
Attachment 150112

Well done and thanks for the update.

Redhouse · 21 Apr 2011

Bare Foot Kid said:

...or you should be able to just run the setup.exe from the folder....

I just used the new disc to install from, all the versions were in the menu box and it worked great, thanks all.

Bare Foot Kid · 21 Apr 2011

Redhouse said:

Bare Foot Kid said:

...or you should be able to just run the setup.exe from the folder....

I just used the new disc to install from, all the versions were in the menu box and it worked great, thanks all.

Good to see you got it running and thanks for the update.

The1nonly1 · 09 Jun 2011

Bare Foot Kid said:

Hello.

As SIW suggests, you have to click through a few windows/dialog boxes to get to this selection window, when you get here you can just remove the disk and X out of the install in you were just testing.

click to enlarge

Dumb question here, how do i test it to make sure all versions are on the .iso file like the image above? Thanks.

derekimo · 09 Jun 2011

The1nonly1 said:

Bare Foot Kid said:

Hello.

As SIW suggests, you have to click through a few windows/dialog boxes to get to this selection window, when you get here you can just remove the disk and X out of the install in you were just testing.

click to enlarge

Dumb question here, how do i test it to make sure all versions are on the .iso file like the image above? Thanks.

I used a VM, but you can just cancel the install if you want to stop it after you get to that screen.

The1nonly1 · 09 Jun 2011

derekimo said:

The1nonly1 said:

Bare Foot Kid said:

Hello.

As SIW suggests, you have to click through a few windows/dialog boxes to get to this selection window, when you get here you can just remove the disk and X out of the install in you were just testing.

click to enlarge

Dumb question here, how do i test it to make sure all versions are on the .iso file like the image above? Thanks.

I used a VM, but you can just cancel the install if you want to stop it after you get to that screen.

Thanks, i followed the guide so it should work

derekimo · 09 Jun 2011

The1nonly1 said:

derekimo said:

The1nonly1 said:

Dumb question here, how do i test it to make sure all versions are on the .iso file like the image above? Thanks.

I used a VM, but you can just cancel the install if you want to stop it after you get to that screen.

Thanks, i followed the guide so it should work

You're welcome, doesn't hurt to test it though.

Bare Foot Kid · 09 Jun 2011

The1nonly1 said:

Bare Foot Kid said:

Hello.

As SIW suggests, you have to click through a few windows/dialog boxes to get to this selection window, when you get here you can just remove the disk and X out of the install in you were just testing.

click to enlarge

Dumb question here, how do i test it to make sure all versions are on the .iso file like the image above? Thanks.

Hello mate.

Just run it from the desktop and don't go any further than this dialog box, just remove the disk amd X out.