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Windows SuperAIO v4 181-in-1 en-US DaRT7-8.1 - murphy78
Type:
Applications > Windows
Files:
5
Size:
27.84 GiB (29896481975 Bytes)
Uploaded:
2014-05-05 13:55:14 GMT
By:
murphy78 VIP
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Info Hash:
9299817235F77369014FA814479E3A95353B79B5




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This will **NOT** fit on a DVDR
Use a 32GB+ Blu-Ray or an 32GB+ USB flash drive.

No Windows Settings were harmed in the making of this ISO.
No Programs are added to Windows.
No Registry Settings were modified.
No Unattended Settings were added to the ISO.

*NOTICE* - This SuperAIO uses a script to install Windows
versions. Don't download if you only wish to use the default
Windows Setup program or are intending to upgrade an existing
system with this release. Neither are available.

murphy78 presents Windows Super AIO v4 181-in-1
All install indexes are directly from the microsoft files.
The only indexes that were modified were ProWMC to set-edition

Installation Indexes:
Windows 7 Starter / N / SP1 x86
Windows 7 Home Basic / N / SP1 x86 / x64
Windows 7 Home Premium / N / SP1 x86 / x64
Windows 7 Professional / N / VL / SP1 x86 / x64
Windows 7 Ultimate / N / SP1 x86 / x64
Windows 7 Enterprise / N / SP1 x86 / x64
Windows Server 2008 R2  x64 Hyper-V
Windows Server 2008 R2 / SP1 x64 HPC
Windows Server 2008 R2 / VL / SP1 x64 Standard / Core
Windows Server 2008 R2 / VL / SP1 x64 Enterprise / Core
Windows Server 2008 R2 / VL / SP1 x64 Data Center / Core
Windows Server 2008 R2 / VL / SP1 x64 Web / Core
Windows 8 (Core) / N x86 / x64
Windows 8 Pro / N x86 / x64
Windows 8 Pro VL / N VL x86 / x64
Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x86 / x64
Windows 8 Enterprise / N x86 / x64
Windows Server 2012 x64 Hyper-V
Windows Server 2012 / VL x64 Standard / Core
Windows Server 2012 / VL x64 Data Center / Core
Windows Server 2012 x64 Essentials
Windows Server 2012 x64 Foundation
Windows Server 2012 x64 Storage Standard / Workgroup
Windows Server 2012 x64 MultiPoint Standard / Premium
Windows 8.1 (Core) / N / Update x86 / x64
Windows 8.1 (Core) SL / Update x86 / x64
Windows 8.1 Pro / N / Update x86 / x64
Windows 8.1 Pro VL / N VL / Update x86 / x64
Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center / Update x86 / x64
Windows 8.1 Enterprise / N / Update x86 / x64
Windows Server 2012 R2 x64 Hyper-v
Windows Server 2012 R2 / VL / Update x64 Standard / Core
Windows Server 2012 R2 / VL / Update x64 Data Center / Core
Windows Server 2012 R2 / Update x64 Essentials
Windows Server 2012 R2 / Update x64 Foundation
Windows Server 2012 R2 / Update x64 Storage Workgroup / Standard

Release File: Win7-2008r2-8-2012-81-2012r2-SuperAIO-en-US-v4.iso
Size: 27.8 GB
SHA-1: CF306DE3773A94FD1F2A7C3FBA31047277C2376F

Language: en-US (English - United States)

Tools used:
DaRT 7.0, 8.1
ADK, SDK-debug MS tools
dism for ProWMC /set-edition, split-wim, re-exporting
murphy78 DiskPart and Apply Image Script 1.2.2
oscdimg for ISO mastering - udfver102 -pEF and -p0

Notes:
-This is intended for boot installs or as DaRT7/8.1 boot source only.
-DaRT7 has tools for Win7 (x86 and x64) and Server2008 R2 (x64)
-DaRT8.1 has tools for Win8 (x86 and x64), Server2012 (x64),
Win8.1 (x86 and x64), and Server2012 R2 (x64)

Ramble:
-I recommend against using the "Recovery Partition" option if installing
a Win7 or Server2008R2 version in UEFI boot mode. In Bios boot mode, the
recovery partitions work fine for all indexes, and win8.x/server2012 does
not have the UEFI recovery image problem.
-In fact, the recovery partition option is one of the major benefits of
using scripting methods for applying images. With applying and capturing
to a recovery partition, you can even re-mount the recovery image and
shrink to an install.esd file if you know your way around reagentc and
dism. I have not provided scripts for that because it's not a good idea
to play with those things if you don't know your way around diskpart.
-Bios boot setup uses x86, so if you need to add a driver, get the x86
version for winpe 5.1. UEFI boot defaults to x64 options only. The script
will not stop you if you decide to install an x86 index on a UEFI boot
system, but it will warn you against it.
-I've tucked win7 x86 and x64 drivers in a folder on the iso. You'll need
these for win7 or server2008r2 if you need any storage, usb, or network
drivers. Remember to point the script at the proper folder (x86 or x64)

Changes:
-Added win7 and server 2008 r2 non-sp1 versions
-Added (with Update) versions of Win8.1 and 2012 R2
-Changed methods so that only the Name of the index is changed. The
description remains unchanged for those hard to identify how to activate
server versions.
-Changed install.esd method for split-wim for UEFI support
-DaRT7 boot option has usb3, network, storage, drivers integrated
-Got all the UEFI features working and tested.

Credits: MicroSoft, murphy78, and a minor credit to generalmx for the winpe
subfolder parse for winpe.

Thx to: a few friends who helped me with a few isos. You know who you are,
and you rule :)

Enjoy the V4 Epicness,
murphy78-TPB/MDL :)

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Comments

the drivers are straight from the intel download pornholio... They would be the same if you downloaded them after the fact. I suspect you have some other hardware problem that is conflicting if you are experiencing a problem. You might try messing with your bios settings.
Could you PLEASE tell me, step by step, how I can successfully burn this as bootable, to my 80GB Western Digital Passport Legacy external hard drive?
Definitely a problem with Intel USB 3.0 drivers and your AIO's. With Pro N x64 from Microsoft, no problem. With Generation2 AIO, no problem. Your AIO, BSOD problem. FYI
I have no doubt that the drivers are from Intel download site, but I suspect that it has to be the way regular Intel USB3.0 installer works! On integrated Win7 AIO iso's there is a bsod, which only can be bypass by disabling the USB3.0 controller if your lucky to have that option in bios/uefi of your laptop/desktop. After installation u enable it again and bsod happens but windows will boot up normally with message that it has recovered from the unexpected error. U than delete an unknown usb 3.0 device and its software and install again. Im not the only one having this problem, the net is full with intel 3.0 bsod
hmm you may be right pornholio... it's probably better if I just leave a folder on the iso and people can use the drivers if they need to do so, but not have them installed by default.
I support your decision, after all those drivers are not critically needed, not yet btw. When the time comes with new hardware which will be all with just USB3.0 ports i suspect that MS will add them by default in further versions of Windows.
I just wanted to ask, did u integrate them here in SuperAIO v4 Win7 indexes? And also if u move them out in next Win7AIO or SuperAIO releases, will they still be present in DaRT or pre-boot? I just wanted to clarify if those two are separate from installation side. The reason why is because im not sure, if for instance, i want to install from USB3.0 flash drive in USB3.0 port for faster installation time, will leaving a folder on the iso
and not have them installed by default, take away the advantage in speed.
Also i can report that 8.1 Enterprise with Update WORKS on Asus laptop, NO 85%... error came up. Many thnx.
I also support the idea of not installing the usb 3 by default. That would be just fine with me.
I had problems with USB3 drivers aswell, I would love to see a release not including extra USB drivers (it's a great idea just leaving a folder with those drivers for anyone interested). THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR RELEASES!!! :)
hey murphy i have a question how can you change indexes cause when i do fast install setup i can only see the first 20 indexes but not the rest is this a bug or how can i change to other indexes
murphy is the patch a fix for the disk menu problem i having
indexes are not working it only shows the for first 20 indexes not the rest how do i fix it
Hey, thank you for this! But would you be able to make a torrent with all this plus Windows XP? Both 32-bit and 64-bit if possible, thank you!
i would love to see XP in it too
I an a dummy. What procedure should I follow if I have an UEFI system? I want to use Windows Loader.
Murph, you are one of the best on TPB. You always help people and you always upload awesome torrents. Thanks for the help, man. I know that you've saved my ass a couple times.