For me, it was a two step process. First, I had to add SP1 to my source media. The steps to do that are at the below link.
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www.sevenforums.com/tuto ··· ile.htmlOnce I had ISO's that contained SP1, I was then ready to make an All In One Disk.
Those steps can be found here
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www.techpowerup.com/foru ··· t=145356However, I will point out that in the end, you end up with a 5.11 GB ISO file, which will contain the following versions of Windows 7.
Windows 7 Starter x86 w/SP1
Windows 7 Home Basic x86 w/SP1
Windows 7 Home Premium x86 w/SP1
Windows 7 Professional x86 w/SP1
Windows 7 Ultimate x86 w/SP1
Windows 7 Enterprise x86 w/SP1
Windows 7 Home Basic x64 w/SP1
Windows 7 Home Premium x64 w/SP1
Windows 7 Professional x64 w/SP1
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 w/SP1
Windows 7 Enterprise x64 w/SP1
5.11 GB ISO's cannot be burned to a normal Single Layer DVD, as its to large. You will need either a 6+ GB USB Flash Drive, or a Dual Layer DVD. I don't have either one, so I am keeping the ISO until I am able to get one.
But, I was able to modify things a bit to create an All In One 32 Bit ISO and an All In One 64 Bit ISO that did fit on a standard single layer DVD.
--Brian