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@amd64lover The problem is that you replaced AMD64 with PR64, in my example it was EFGHI, 5-character long! So try what you did but instead of PR64 use PRO64 and tell us if it works.

OK so for 64 bit versions of windows we need to do probably these steps: Create "AIO-DVD\SETUP\XYZ\" Copy the entire cd to the XYZ folder Create "AIO-DVD\ABCD\" Create "AIO-DVD\EFGHI\" Copy all files (or only those needed) from "AIO-DVD\SETUP\XYZ\I386\" to "AIO-DVD\ABCD\" Copy all files (or only those needed) from "AIO-DVD\SETUP\XYZ\AMD64\" to "AIO-DVD\EFGHI\" Take the original setupldr.bin of win2003 32bit with no sp1, replace all instances of "I386" with "ABCD", replace "\AMD64" with "\EFGHI" and "AMD64\" with "EFGHI\" and save it in "AIO-DVD\ABCD\" Take the regular boot sector file, replace "I386" with "ABCD" and save it as "ABCD.BIN" in "AIO-DVD\" Copy "WIN51" and "WIN51??" from "AIO-DVD\SETUP\XYZ\" to "AIO-DVD\" Edit "AIO-DVD\EFGHI\TXTSETUP.SIF" and change SetupSourcePath = "\" to SetupSourcePath = "\SETUP\XYZ\" Alanoll can you please "dir /s/b" every folder matching ABCD, EFGHI in the cd you have so we can see which are the "only those needed files" mentioned above? Also please compare "\ROOT\XYZ\I386\" to "\ABCD\" and "\ROOT\XYZ\AMD64\" to "AIO-DVD\EFGHI\" with a program like Beyond Compare (doing binary comparison and not datetime,size comparison) to make sure that only setupldr.bin and txtsetup.sif are modified.

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Posting this for 3rd time since my previous posts were deleted. Posting that WinBeta has found a solution to the problem you are discussing and just giving the link to their nfo for their release at their site violates the forum rules? The rule says: "Links/Requests to warez and/or illegal material (porn, cracks, serials, etc..) will not be tolerated." I hope that only the link to their nfo was the problem and that this post will not be deleted as it hasn't any link now. So WinBeta has managed to put in one dvd various versions of Win XP x64, Win 2003 x64, Win 2003 32bit SP1. Anyone who can find how they have done it please tells us so we can do it in our copies of windows. P.S. Sorry I just saw that the nfo contains serials.