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Merged x86 & x64 images problem

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Hello! I have created 2 different images of windows 7 x86 and x64. Each of those images works and can be installed np (from stick because each has round 12GB).

I Have the following problem:

I used imagex to export those 2 images into 1 unique image containing both versions (x64 and x86). When i use imagex /info it shows both images and their index numbers and everything looks good there...

But! When i boot it and reach screen where you need to select version to install, that list is empty.Its weird because there's still a selectable 2 fields but their are empty, and even if i try to click on them i get "windows couldn't find any images available for installation"

I tryed deleting all .CLG files in sources folder like some guides say, but thats not helping. I tryed this a few times with same result.

I would apritate if anyone could help me with this problem.

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Edited by Ivicask


I've also found that using x64 WAIK to create mixed x64/x86 images (and the converse) ends up doing this. Consider using GImageX to re-export the images from this WIM to a new WIM, which seems to work (creates new .clg files during the process) - this has worked for me multiple times.

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Thank you for usefull answers.

I will try now with gimagex, and report you results.

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I got it working now, using GImageX v2.

It was very simple, all you need to do is use change option, to write atributes for each image as shown in picture.

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And finally!

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Thank you again for your help, and i hope i helped someone else with same problem.

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