Category Archives: Windows 7

This is my second attempt at creating a bootable Windows PE CD-ROM. The first guide I testet didn’t work for some reason, but this guide is great and works: Bootable Windows PE CD-ROM

Make sure you have the extension pack installed for USB support etc. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/server-storage/virtualbox/downloads/index.html When performing an unattended installation of Windows with an Autounattend.xml on a pen drive, you can accomplish this on by activating your pen drive for use within … Continue reading →

VirtualBox can be downloaded here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/server-storage/virtualbox/downloads/index.html Also download the extension pack at the bottom for USB support etc.¨ To boot VirtualBox from an ISO or DVD. Click settings. In the settings dialog box, you can add your ISO/DVD like this:

The big question of today was. What component do I choose? amd_64, wow_64 or x86_64… amd_64 is used on x64 installs. x86 is used on x86 installs. wow_64 is used on x64 installs for 32bit components installed on x64. Here’s … Continue reading →

When selecting a Windows image in WSIM, WSIM hangs. I tried to close the program and select a windows image again, but got the following error: Windows SIM was unable to generate a catalog. For troubleshooting assistance, see the topic: … Continue reading →

To save time burning WAIK to DVD-ROM, you can download Daemon Tools Lite for free. Daemon lets you add a virtual DVD-ROM that you can use to mount the WAIK ISO. When you have mounted the WAIK ISO to your … Continue reading →

To be able to dualboot in Virutal PC, you must be able to boot your Virtual machine from a CD or DVD. By booting from DVD, you are able to use the unallocated space for your second OS rather than … Continue reading →

Virtual PC is a software from Microsoft that can be used to run multiple virtual machines on your computer. The software can be downloaded from Microsoft here. After installing it I was wondering how to use a USB device on … Continue reading →