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I am trying to make a 6 in 1 multi boot disk

It includes Win-XP 32&64 Bit, Vista 32&64 Bit , Windows 7 32&64 Bit.

I am able to include XP properly using EasyBoot.

But I am not able to do the same for Windows Vista/7.

It gives me an error  message showing BOOTMGR not found.

Please Help with a complete tutorial for Vista&7

Thanking in Advance
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@NimDA.47

First of all – as a new member I welcome you to this forum :)

Quote: ”Please Help with a complete tutorial for Vista&7”

Straight answer: unfortunately there is no such tutorial :(

It is much more complicated to combine these two NT6-systems (Vista and Win-7 as example) than different “old” NT5-systems (WinXP and server2003 as example).

However, strangely I have found a tutorial how to create a multi-setup combination of VISTA\Win7\server-2008 from USB device – read HERE

As you notice – tutorial is addressed to USB and not CD\DVD.
Maybe it’s possible to skip the “USB-part” and only use the “multi-setup-part” to DVD  ???
You can then - if tutorial works from DVD - create menu in EasyBoot and use “grub-kicker-images” to launch different setup of Vista\Win-7 as usual.

I really don’t know – and as I consider Vista to be such a lousy system I never create any setup for this system – it’s “out of date” from my point of view :p
Win-7 on the other hand is pretty nice and stabile – but it’s you choice – not mine :;):

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