How to create a multi-core systems disk (32bits / 64bits) on Win

How to create a multi-core systems disk (32bits / 64bits) on Win:

32-bit versus 64-bit

As the number of bits increases there are two important benefits.

• More bits means that data can be processed in larger chunks which also means more accurately.
• More bits means our system can point to or address a larger number of locations in physical memory.

32-bit systems were once desired because they could address (point to) 4 Gigabytes (GB) of memory in one go. Some modern applications require more than 4 GB of memory to complete their tasks so 64-bit systems are now becoming more attractive because they can potentially address up to 4 billion times that many locations.

Since 1995, when Windows 95 was introduced with support for 32-bit applications, most of the software and operating system code has been 32-bit compatible.

Here is the problem, while most of the software available today is 32-bit, the processors we buy are almost all 64-bit.

Create your How to create a multi-core systems disk (32bits / 64bits) on Win :

We need Win Toolkit to create our multi-core disk :

Download link : here

1)- After downloading Win toolkit open it and go to "main" and "intermediate" then      chose "All-in-one Disk Creator" :

2)- Chose "browse" and target the WIM file from source folder, we're going to start with 64bits or 32bits as you like :

* After selecting WIM file for 64bits  you will see all  Win 7 64bits version :

Now we need to add 32bits files,chose "browse" again and select WIM file for 32bits :

* After selecting WIM file for 64bits  you will see all  Win 7 64bits version 

Now all you need to do is hiting "Create" to start :

Now after finishing you have two choice :

- Prepare USB : Create a bootable USB
- Make ISO : Create an ISO file to burn on disk

It's recommended to create an ISO file an then burn it on disk or create a bootable USB using :

Burn it on disk using : PowerISO,UltraISO,Nero...
Create a bootable USB using :  UNetbootin,,ISO Maker...

And as results you got : 

That's all enjoy ;)