Hello Iamanerd, and welcome to Seven Forums.
There wouldn't be any other editions included in this. Instead it's just a slipstream of one edition of Windows 7 with any updates you wanted to be included with it.
You might see if the tutorial below may be more of what you were wanting instead.
Windows 7 Universal Installation Disc - Create
Ahh I see, so if I wanted to have Windows 7 Starter/HP/Pro/Ult I'd need separate ISO's made for each? Well looks like I can put one of my 32GB Sticks to use and put each version on, but regardless thanks for the guide! It's helping out at work tremendously as it cuts down on the 90 to 120 minute install of updates since there is no SP2 for W7 yet. I usually use Acronis and image machines that we get in bulk but for customer machines that need reload I've been trying to find a way to speed up the update process a bit, me and my other co-worker did make a decent universal image using SysPrep and Acronis but we have still yet to test it on more then a couple computers so far.
You could use Windows 7 Universal Installation Disc - Create to create a universal installation DVD/USB, but it wouldn't have all the updates slipstreamed into them.
Personally, I like to do what you do as well by having separate updated slipstreamed ISO's for each edition to install them with.
Alright thanks for the info, I made a Home Premium and Pro disk in case I need them at work! But also I found a way to make universal images using sysprep and Acronis to image the system, so we got all windows 7 images needed at work now! Thanks for the great guide sir :)
2 1/2 years after this thread started and that program is still the same Beta version. Seems the author has not even bothered to get the program out of Beta. Makes one wonder about it a little (does me anyway).
I just found the WUD (Windows Update Downloader) which will download all Updates at once. Very nice program.
Last edited by Mike89; 12 Sep 2013 at 11:50.
Have a look at this thread,
TEST -Update 7 installation media
Thanks a lot for that link. That method worked perfectly. RT7 Lite still works but now when opening it, a script error pops up with a blank page about sponsors. Have to click to stull use scripts for the program to work. Must be remnants of when this now defunct program phoned home.
why am i getting this error:
windows could not configure one or more system components windows 7?
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