Windows 7 AIO Disk Creation (Branded / Activated)
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This is a quick, noob friendly tutorial on how to build your very own Windows 7, 32bit and 64bit, SP1 (Service Pack One), branded and activated AIO (All In One Disk).
I've kept it as simple as possible but it can be modified with other tools, methods etc for custom disk creations but that's a whole other tutorial Smile


What you'll need to download:

1. Windows_7_SP1_x86.iso

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2. Windows_7_SP1_x64.iso

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3. WinAIO Maker Professional

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4. PowerISO

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5. Custom $OEM$ Directory

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Other Useful Disk Modding / Activation Software

Special thanks to murphy78 @ MDL for the brilliant tutorial below.

Advanced Users - Windows Integration Guide - murphy78@MDL


Firstly, so you can follow what i do:

A) Place your two Windows 7 .iso's on your desktop.
B) Now create 3 new folders on your desktop named x32, x64 and AIO.
C) Now extract WinAIO Maker Professional and place the extracted folder alongside the three mentioned above.
D) Now download the custom $OEM$ folder and place that on your desktop.
E) Finally install PowerISO, apply the patch and re-boot your PC (You must re-boot to enable full functionality of PowerISO).



Alrighty, now lets get started. The layout of everything mentioned above should look like the image below:

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F) Double click on the x32bit Windows 7 .iso and it will open in PowerISO:

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G) Double click on the sources folder, scroll down until you see the file ei.cfg and either delete or re-name it (Personally i delete it):

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H) Click on the Save icon and confirm you want to overwrite the original:

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I) Repeat steps F - H above for the x64bit Windows 7 .iso.

J) Once step I has been completed, return to the x32bit Windows 7 .iso, double click on it again to open it in PowerISO and extract its contents (All Files) to the x32 Folder:

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K) Do the exact same for the x64bit Windows 7 .iso as in step J above.

L) Now run WinAIO Maker Professional v1.3. Click on the Select WIMs TAB, navigate to your x32 folder on your desktop. Double click the sources folder, select install.wim and click on open (Screen below shows how it should load into WinAIO Maker Professional v1.3) :

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M) Now follow the exact same procedure for the x64 folder (Screen below shows how it should look when both are loaded into WinAIO Maker Professional v1.3):

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N) Now click on the Save all into ISO TAB, Give the .iso a label (e.g. AIO). Now click on the Destination Icon. Navigate to the AIO folder we created on our desktop. Double click on it and name our .iso (e.g. Win7_AIO_SP1_Branded_Activated) and click on Save.

O) Now click on the Make ISO TAB and allow the process to complete. Once completed close WinAIO Maker Professional v1.3.

P) Now return to the AIO folder and double click on the newly created .iso to open it again in PowerISO.

Q) Double click on the sources folder. Now drag and drop the $oem$ folder into the sources folder:

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R) Click on the Save Icon and then click on the Yes TAB.
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JOB DONE!!! Big GrinCoolTongue
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#2
Is this how you make it?
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#3
Sometimes RX. Depends on if i just want a no bells and whistles AIO disk. Other times i'll use RyanVM, RT7lite, WUD etc to customise a disk specifically for some reason.
I posted this Tut as there used to be a similar one on the old forum but since the upgrade a few months ago i couldn't find it so i decided to throw this one together to help members out who may not know how to do it.
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(Jun 05, 2014, 09:19 am)-nelly- Wrote: I posted this Tut as there used to be a similar one on the old forum but since the upgrade a few months ago i couldn't find it so i decided to throw this one together to help members out who may not know how to do it.

Well that's a brilliant tut thank you very much for taking the time to make it.
Helping people because you can, what a kind gesture.
THANK YOU
Big Grin
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#5
No problem snilly Smile
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#6
-nelly-

The "Custom $OEM$ Directory" download is no longer active, please resend.

TYIA
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#7
I've uploaded the $oem$ directory to multiple file hosts so you can download from one of the mirrors from HERE.

Download the torrent from HERE.

Magnet Link:

Code:
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:527dd1b144a3c1fb9893bb8622d2757b53ffbcea&dn=OEM+Directory+For+Win+7+Auto-Activation&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.publicbt.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.istole.it%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337

Extraction password: TPB2014
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#8
Updated $oem$ download links in the above post.

Password: TPB2014
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#9
Hi and thanks,
As I'm a noob I have found this excellently written.
Now here comes the rub.
I am looking to wipe my laptop and reinstall 7.
I have the ISOs and all other software.
How can I add drivers for my specific machine? Is it just a case of sticking them in the Windows Driver folder or wherever?
Many thanks in advance
ggildas
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#10
(Jul 18, 2014, 04:54 am)ggildas Wrote: Hi and thanks,
As I'm a noob I have found this excellently written.
Now here comes the rub.
I am looking to wipe my laptop and reinstall 7.
I have the ISOs and all other software.
How can I add drivers for my specific machine? Is it just a case of sticking them in the Windows Driver folder or wherever?
Many thanks in advance
ggildas

Hi ggildas. If it was me in your position, i'd install windows as normal. Then find and install the correct drivers for you rig. Install them and make sure everything is hunky-dory.
Once your happy that you have all the correct drivers, use Double-Driver to back-up all your drivers.

Then use Acronis to image your rig.

It's over-kill due to imaging also but imo, well worth it.

Adding drivers to your install disk is fraught with stress unless your very sure and compitent in what your doing Wink
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