Topic: win7 Home and win7 pro
started by: joserf
Posted by joserf on Nov. 24 2012,21:35
Hello, I created a custom image of Windows 7 Home Premium with programs already installed, it works perfectly on a DVD, I wonder how do I put another picture already personalized with my version of windows 7 professional, to boot with EasyBoot selecting the boot between the two systems and home win7 win7 pro.Thanks for now.
joserf
Posted by rayees on Nov. 25 2012,00:52
go to C:\EasyBoot\disk1\ezboot and change the logo.bmp with your own.....
Posted by balder on Nov. 25 2012,04:15
@joserfWelcome to EasyBoot @joserf
Quote: "I wonder how do I put another picture already personalized with my version of windows 7 professional"
Your request is a little bit cryptic
I'm pretty sure you use the same setup source to both versions of these Win7-systems - slipstreamed into the same source - correct
We cannot do anything from EasyBoot menu to 'hack' the setup-source' of Win7 to make this possible
Note: I deleted your posting (same as above) in another topic (please avoid double postings of requests
)balder
Posted by joserf on Nov. 25 2012,08:57
(balder @ Nov. 25 2012,09:15)
QUOTE
@joserf
Welcome to EasyBoot @joserf
Quote: "I wonder how do I put another picture already personalized with my version of windows 7 professional"
Your request is a little bit cryptic
I'm pretty sure you use the same setup source to both versions of these Win7-systems - slipstreamed into the same source - correct
We cannot do anything from EasyBoot menu to 'hack' the setup-source' of Win7 to make this possible
Note: I deleted your posting (same as above) in another topic (please avoid double postings of requests )
balder
Welcome to EasyBoot @joserf
Quote: "I wonder how do I put another picture already personalized with my version of windows 7 professional"
Your request is a little bit cryptic
I'm pretty sure you use the same setup source to both versions of these Win7-systems - slipstreamed into the same source - correct
We cannot do anything from EasyBoot menu to 'hack' the setup-source' of Win7 to make this possible
Note: I deleted your posting (same as above) in another topic (please avoid double postings of requests
)balder
Balder, I guess I did not explain right, I created a dvd windows 7 home premium customized with essential programs to install the dvd when i already install all programs msn, skype, office and others, now I would like to create another but with the professional version and put these two systems to boot in just one installation dvd 8.5 gb with a menu:
[1] Windows 7 Home Premium
[2] Windows 7 Professional
[3] Exit
But when I put the contents of the dvd to a folder such as Disk2 to booting it displays an error in the way the boot.
is an example of what I did:
< http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2BQmZx-H8M&noredirect=1 >
or
< http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee523217(WS.10).aspx >
would be possible?
thank you
Posted by balder on Nov. 25 2012,09:34
@joserfQuote: "would be possible?"
Unfortunately not from menu of Easyboot
Your request involves having two different 'wim-files' which still isn't fully solved (at least not any 'straight easy tutorial')
You could just as well ask for a solution to launch setup of Win7 and Win8 from same root which automatically creates problems to solve.
You have basically two options here;
1. Create a 'super-wim-file' holding both Windows 7 Home Premium as Windows 7 Professional (I guess you already have experience in this matter, as its possible to have all different versions of Win7 in same install.wim-file)
2. Create two different DVD (or two different USB sticks)
But there are some discussions how to launch setup of different NT6-system-ISO-files (Win7 is an typical NT6-system in contrary to WinXP that is an typical NT5-system - huge difference there)
You can read how to launch setup of different NT6-system directly from ISO-file
Read < HERE >
If using setup from ISO-file, you can create different EasyBoot menu to launch different ISO-files (I can show you this when - and if - you can make setup run directly from ISO-file - run from USB stick)
However I have never managed to make this work correctly - which again - pin-point us to the difficulties that surround this issues
regards balder
Posted by joserf on Nov. 25 2012,10:03
@ bolderI understand, but in the manual (http://www.ezbsystems.com/easyboot/faq.htm) says:
About disk1 directory
disk1 directory contents all files to create a compact disc, includes CD under the file menu 'ezboot' directory. If you want to make many compact discs, create different directory, such as disk2, disk3.
I thought it would be possible to do so, the solution is to wait for updates to see if we can, I think when der to put the win7 and Win8 will take to do what I want.
Thank you.