How to make a custom W7 disc?

[pyropetepete]

How can i make a custom W7 X64 disc, things removed, drivers sliped in etc?

I tried one program and it killed my system!

 

[ChocolateStarfishRammer]

GIYF


http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5753

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd799278

 

[bledd]

I wouldn't go removing things from Vista/7, they're more integrated than they were in XP

Also, that first link is for XP only.

Personally, I just use a W7 SP1 DVD/iso and then I keep an image of extracted files from driverpacks.net to install drivers

 

[LizardKing]

DISM - Good luck

Or
http://www.rt7lite.com/
But i've never tried and know nothing of it

 

[ChocolateStarfishRammer]

Also, that first link is for XP only.

Fair point.. Amended

 

[pyropetepete]

http://www.rt7lite.com/
But i've never tried and know nothing of it

Thats the one i have used, was the BETA though so could be the problem

 

[Sin_Chase]

I tried to make a slipstreamed SP1 Win 7 DVD with all simple crap removed using rt7lite and it failed horribly. Would not bother. Did not even finish setup let alone get to a desktop.

 

[SoundsGood]

http://www.rt7lite.com/

I made a custom / full auto Win7 disk with this and use it all the time - really handy. The official Microsoft way of doing it with WAIK/DISM is much more complicated in my experience

 

[bledd]

The guy who made nlite/vlite was awesome at fixing any bugs reported, I was part of the Alpha forum

He doesn't do it any more, and personally, I wouldn't use rt7lite, I mean look at the website

 

[pyropetepete]

RT7lite does seam pretty lack!

Nlite was amazing, never got to use vlite but hear it does work for W7!

 

[bledd]

Yes, but hasn't been developed for years, let alone since SP1 was out. So it would probably wreak havoc on a new install

 

[pyropetepete]

Needs that bloody AIK which need validation!