For automatically installing Windows. You no longer need burn OS disc, interfere installing process, search device drivers online and then install them. Just click a couple of buttons and wait for about 20 minutes, then you get a ready to use Windows.
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- Install Windows OS from ISO files, without burning into disks
- Installation process could be fully automated
- Support booting from USB / CDRom / PXE
- Support all Windows OS, from XP to Windows 7, both 32 and 64 bit
- Automatic detect and install device drivers
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It would be nicer if we can have a GUI version.
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Very useful and convenient for those who need to install Windows OS from ISO files.
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File released: /3.0.1/RN301.txt
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File released: /3.0.1/AUTOINSTALL.HTA
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File released: /3.0.1
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File released: /3.0/WinAutoInst.iso
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