Solved Windows 7 SP1 USB Installation media creation

[SYSNIMDA32]

I'm working on a project that integrates all windows 7 Updates into the iso (Pre-installed) but this results into a 6GB Windows 7 SP1 installation iso which Impossible to burn on a DVD therefore the installation media has to be imaged on usb, problem is every time I try to install from the USB the "Required CD/DVD driver Error" pops up.

What I've tried
-Integrating USB 2.0/3.0/3.1 Drivers into Boot.wim (Both indexes)
-Integrating Intel RST driver (Both indexes)

Thanks for your time and Assistance

 

[SIW2]

Copy the contents of boot.wim image 2 "sources" folder into usb "sources" folder, overwriting any files.

Easiest to use 7-zip.

 

[SYSNIMDA32]

That method didn't work but thanks for your advice.

I was able to extract the installation logs for the Setup

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19j-Ijx2zAq3jpTNpACpiNQwsMPUFvxQF07_Bbh13Zp0/edit?usp=sharing

Can someone analyse and see what Caused the error

Thanks

 

[SIW2]

Seems the image is not being recognized. Often that is because it is not flagged properly.

Try:

imagex /flags <edition_id> /info <wim_file> <image_number> <new_image_name> <new_image_description>

e.g


imagex /flags "Professional" /info "j:/sources/Install.wim" 1 "win7pro" "win7pro"

 

[SYSNIMDA32]

But I'm making an AIO Install disk

 

[SIW2]

Setup cant find edition info.

2017-04-27 21:11:57, Info [0x060538] IBS Callback_License_LoadLicenseText: Couldn't find edition ID information on blackboard

What are the exact steps you used to create your media?

 

[SYSNIMDA32]

I used wintoolkit 1.5.4.9
And by the way I used the exact copy of Windows 7 on another machine, the USB ports worked and it successfully install but not on another particular laptop

Any suggestions/ideas?

 

[SYSNIMDA32]

And I created the AIO by combining editions of windows 7 Each having a different iso
so basically I combine All the editions each having their respective ISOs into one

 

[SYSNIMDA32]

Resolution

Integrate these drivers into the boot.wim and everything should go smoothly. works for me
BTW this will only work for intel chipsets/motherboards