I am currently running Windows 7 (Build 7201, 32-bit). I am facing a problem while performing a fresh install of Windows 7 RTM (64 bit) using an USB drive. To make the flash drive bootable, I need to run the bootsect utility. And it seems that you cannot run the 64-bit version of bootsect from inside a 32-bit host OS.
I do not believe you can create a 64 bit install from a 32 bit version of the OS (or vice~versa, for that matter). There is a way around it using (a trial version of...) UltraISO.
I do not believe you can create a 64 bit install from a 32 bit version of the OS (or vice~versa, for that matter). There is a way around it using (a trial version of...) UltraISO.
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The method #2 described on your link is exactly what I was trying to follow, and if you notice, they have clearly mentioned about the issue I am facing.
@silversurfernhs: This link describes the method #2 mentioned by me above. It does not work across x86 and x64 (as in we cannot create a x64 windows usb while working in x86 windows).