Creating unattended file for windows 7

Thanks again. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Installation, Setup, and Deployment. Sign in to vote. I don't think so, but just as well ask to be sure.

I would just point to the Windows 7 64bit image for the image to select? There are additional entries in WSIM. There are amd64, wow64, and the familiar x86 entries in the components. I used the x86 when creating the unattend. Now there is amd64 and wow64, but where is the x64? We don't use AMD processors, so shouldn't there be an x64 section?

You can check the disk number by opening Disk Management. The Partition order number can be found by launching Disk Management. Step 2: Once the Autounattend. Your unattended Windows 10 USB is ready now. Step 1: First configure and download Autounattend.

Step 2: Next, place the Autounattend. If you follow the instructions in the guide without any deviations, you will have a bootable and unattended Windows 10 ISO. Then right-click the central panel and create a new answer-file. The graphical interface divides the answer-file into Components and Packages , of which the interesting section is Components for us. To add answers to the answer file, you need to choose components from the image by right-clicking them and add them to the answer file, where you can specify what it will respond.

The components I am going to add to get a fully automated installation up to the login will be there are two kinds of components, the ones introduced with amd64 and the ones with x86 - these determine the architecture and each component exists for both, so pick the one according to your architecture :.

If you click on one of the components or expand it, you will see the values it has on the right Properties panel, which is where you will enter yours as well.

On most DVDs, there is only one setting available you can see which are by booting from your original DVD and trying to install from it - this can be easily reproduced in a virtual machine. Right-click DiskConfiguration and choose Add new disk.