20 in One Windows 7 DVD!

Vista AIO

I would like one of these for XP and Vista but I have not been able to find them yet.

This will nearly make my full collection, the one thing I am missing it Vista int SP2 X64, it has been downloading for 3 weeks.

Anyone have a good link for that or a Vista x32 x64 AIO?


Thanks
 
According to the Windows 7 edition wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_7_editions

all editions except Starter support the 64-bit. So I wouldn't put too much faith in this. I did download out of curiousity. There was a picture of a link to some website written in some other language. I googled it and translate it and it was a forum saying bad things about Americans. So I wouldn't suggest anyone to use it. I think it also had 2 Ultimate x64 options in the installation screen.
 
It's easy to find copies of Win7 retail and enterprise x86, and x64 separately. To make sure the iso image is legitimate, use a hash calculator then compare to the sha-1 thats provided in the technet website. You don't need a subscription to look at the sha-1 and crc values. Then manually combine them yourself.
 
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I think what daeemann means it that Windows 7 Starter was only ever created by Microsoft as 32bit (it's mainly a netbook OS so doesn't have potential for power), yet it is listed on here as being both 32 and 64bit. Suspicous...
 
Here is a 20 in 1 Windows 7 DVD that I found. The following versions are included on one DVD:

Windows 7 Starter (x86)
Windows 7 HOMEBASIC (x86)
Windows 7 HOMEPREMIUM (x86)
Windows 7 PROFESSIONAL (x86)
Windows 7 ULTIMATE (x86)"
Windows 7 Starter N (x86)
Windows 7 HOMEBASIC N (x86)
Windows 7 HOMEPREMIUM N (x86)
Windows 7 PROFESSIONAL N (x86)
Windows 7 ULTIMATE N (x86)
Windows 7 ENTERPRISE (x86)
Windows 7 ENTERPRISE (x64)
Windows 7 Starter (x64)
Windows 7 HOMEBASIC (x64)
Windows 7 HOMEPREMIUM (x64)
Windows 7 PROFESSIONAL (x64)
Windows 7 ULTIMATE (x64)"
Windows 7 ENTERPRISE (x64
Windows 7 Starter N (x64)
Windows 7 HOMEBASIC N (x64)
Windows 7 HOMEPREMIUM N (x64)
Windows 7 PROFESSIONAL N (x64)
Windows 7 ULTIMATE N (x64)

http://tiny.cc/3tqEP
I just made one of these disks and it works awesome! btw this is not an activated copy! You still need a valid key!

Wow this looks great, but I see 2 problems, I am in the business of selling Windows OSs and I know for a fact that there are no such things as 64 bit Home Basic and Starter.....

So I don't think this is as legit as they say..
 
I wouldn't touch this software with a 10 foot pole. Who knows what kind of rootkits could have been hidden in there! And, if they are anti-western, they probably have a strong interest in spying on your private data. With a disc like this, it's impossible to tell if it has been altered or not.
 
I wouldn't touch this software with a 10 foot pole. Who knows what kind of rootkits could have been hidden in there! And, if they are anti-western, they probably have a strong interest in spying on your private data. With a disc like this, it's impossible to tell if it has been altered or not.


The link does not work anymore, plus Vicenarian has a valid point. Anyone could have added bad stuff to the installs.

Looking at http://code.kliu.org/misc/win7utils/ it seems the ei.cfg Removal Utility is a simple tool that will remove the ei.cfg from any Windows 7 ISO disc image, thereby converting the image into a "universal disc" that will prompt the user to select an edition during setup.

I'll try the ei.cfg option and burn a disk of Win 7 pro 32 and then 64 with it. This should then give you all versions.
 
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Well with the ei.cfg removal utility, you only need two Windows 7 DVDs I think?

One x86 DVD for all versions (basic, home premium, ultimate, etc.)

and one x64 version for all versions (basic, home premium, ultimate, etc.)
 
Well with the ei.cfg removal utility, you only need two Windows 7 DVDs I think?

One x86 DVD for all versions (basic, home premium, ultimate, etc.)

and one x64 version for all versions (basic, home premium, ultimate, etc.)


Yep - 2 DVD's. One for x86 and one for x64.

I just did this and I can confirm it works. See my screenshot I just took
 

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