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Install - Wim or Install - Esd
Install - Wim or Install - Esd
Do you like to burn the ISO to a optiocal media? Any IOS size limitations? singl
e layer DVD, dual layer DVD, blu ray
Do you use a virtual CD drive inside a USB hdd?
Which boot environments should be supported? x86 BIOS, x64 BIOS, x86 UEFI, x64 U
EFI, secure boot
Do you like to boot from the media?
Do you like to mount the ISO image at running windows and upgrade the current ru
nning windows?
A one size all solution may be impossible.
A x86 AIO ISO and a second x64 AIO ISO may be another approach.
Try a x86_x64 AIO ISO:
Use the Media Creation Tool x86_x64 ISO file as reference.
The Media Creation Tool creates a \boot\bcd file references a file \x86\sources\
boot.wim and another file \x64\sources\boot.wim.
boot.wim x86 setup.exe supports a folder \x86\sources\
boot.wim x64 setup.exe supports a folder \x64\sources\
Ideas:
Extract the ISO archive file.
Create one x86 install.wim or install.esd. Export all single x68 win 10 images t
o this wim file.
Create another file x64 install.wim or install.esd: Run dism.exe to export all s
ingle x64 win 10 images to this wim file.
Replace the two existing x86\sources\install.esd and \x64\sources\install.esd fi
les.
Create a new ISO image running oscdimg.exe. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/
library/hh824847.aspx
Another idea:
run dism.exe to export all single x86 and x64 win 10 images to one install.wim f
ile.
Copy this file to x86\sources\install.wim and \x64\sources\install.wim
Use oscdimg.exe -o to encode duplicate files only once.