Windows 10: Is it possible to create an install .ISO with multiple Windows OS?

Hello,

I did some research on Google and on the forum but could not find the answer. As the title says I am trying to find out if it is possible to create an .ISO install file containing Windows 10 and Windows 8.1 operating systems in both x64 and x86 architectures.

I'm pretty sure it is not possible to achieve but am curious all the same.

I would appreciate your help. Sorry if I am asking a stupid question, I am new at trying my hand at experimenting with these types of things on Windows.

Thanks,


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is it possible to create multiple calendar profiles to keep from sync'ing personal appointments to exchange work server?

This is deliberate, although with Windows Phone 7 this path is abandoned. The idea is that Exchange should always have a good overview over the availability of people. It makes sure that there are no scheduling conflicts between (private) appointments. You
can keep your appointments private by selecting the "private" option. This will block access to the appointment but it will allow it to block the time for other appointments. When granting access to delegates, it is an explicit option to allow access to private
appointments, which is disabled by default.

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is it possible to create multiple calendar profiles to keep from sync'ing personal appointments to exchange work server?

Unfortunate, You can only sync one specific calendar on with your active sync on the Windows Phone 6.5. Not even multiple calendars on one exchange account.



The new Windows Phone 7 will allow you sync from multiple exchange accounts like (corporate, Live and google exchange)

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I've seen it done back in Win95-WinME days but only with the Upgrade versions that didn't require booting to the CD/DVD. I've even seen the contents of the CDs stored on the HDD in the computer. With the advent of 64-bit Windows it has become more difficult to do it for a bootable install, would need some type of menu created that would come up first to make the selection from.

 

I thought I read on another forum there is a way...I cannot remember which forum and which thread. As Leonard Nimoy used to intone: "In Search of" ... that forum and that thread might be necessary.

 

You can download all win10 from ms site you can use this Using MagicISO to make multiple bootable image file to create the dvd or Multiboot DVD ISO builder | SARDU and there are lots of tutors how to do it on youtube how to make multibootable dvd with proof.wmv - YouTube

 

Thanks Berton, I wasn't sure with the current OS's if it was possible.

Appreciate the links Samuria, I didn't come across them cause I was not sure what terms would describe the issue best.