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[steve6375]

No attachment?
Why not just boot from a standard windows install ISO? You can have dozens on one usb drive.
By using an XML file you can fully or semi-automate the install, automate driver installation and app. Installation .etc.
E.g. easy2boot and SDI_Choco system.
Please describe accurately what you want to achieve.

[LordK1]

No attachment?
Why not just boot from a standard windows install ISO? You can have dozens on one usb drive.
By using an XML file you can fully or semi-automate the install, automate driver installation and app. Installation .etc.
E.g. easy2boot and SDI_Choco system.
Please describe accurately what you want to achieve.

sorry, i cant manage to upload a screenshot... 

anyway, boot from a usb drive with classic windows bootmanager than select from various options

1 WinPE81x86 (with tons of utility)

2 windows 10 x86 boot.wim modded to start mi own PECMD script (show a panel with some utility sfx packed like winntsetup acronis ecc)

3 Start Win local

4 Windows 10 x64 boot.wim (same as before but for uefi systems... the x86 wont start)

5 some DOS program with img files (konboot passpass etc)

   All of this was succesifull archived and the boot.wim was for fast loading and my IT language

 

my issue is the complexity of the script, i need a software like Pstart or similar easy to manage. dont need explorer (using Totalcmd)

 

anyway thanks for your reply and sorry for my bad english

 

if i imagine how to upload a screen, i'll explain better

Edited by LordK1, 25 October 2022 - 07:50 AM.

[steve6375]

UEFI ???

Secure Boot ????

Linux?

 

why not use an existing USB multiboot solution such as E2B, Ventoy or WinSetupFromUSB?

 

why not use an existing WinPE such as Bob Ombs, HBCDPE, DLCBoot, StrelecPE, etc.?

 

You can modify a WinPE by using WinPEStartup without having to actually modify the boot.wim file.

See https://rmprepusb.co...sing-pestartup/

[neorom]

Good day. Is it possible to check for errors, VMWare Tools portable - does not start, does not install, error 0x80070666 when installing Microsoft Visual C++ ?

Edited by neorom, 30 July 2023 - 01:18 PM.