Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media


  1. Kari
    Posts : 17,661
    Windows 10 Pro
       New #561

    Yesterday evening, I downloaded this tool using the link in first post, to examine and check what the tool contains.

    Today, when checking the PC with Windows Defender, I noticed this:

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-image.png

    Searching Uwamson.A!ml with Bing shows this:

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-image.png

    This screenshot from Solution - Remove Win32/Uwamson.A!ml Virus Completely - StepsForKillingThreats.com:

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-image.png

    Kari
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  3. lacruelrealidad
    Posts : 65
    windows10pro64bits
       New #562

    Kyhi said:
    You need to Have Macrium Reflect Free or Home "Installed" on Host... The Script will then Extract the Needed Program File From Host...
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    1) I see you downloaded the 2 Comando zip files-

    2) extract the x86 zip File - Browse To & Open the "cce_x86" folder - select all the files inside and compress with 7zip --> Move that compressed file to into the "ProgCache\Comodo Cleaning Essentials" folder

    3) extract the 64 zip file - browse to &open the "cce_x64" folder - select all the files inside and compress with 7zip --> Move that compressed file to into the "ProgCache\Comodo Cleaning Essentials" folder

    4) OK the Message Windows to continue...

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    We do not use the Download Button at the Top Right of Builder...
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    The proper folder layout for the Win10XPE Directory is -
    Attachment 248362

    I see the correct folder layout - but you are missing the second Win10XPE folder - "\Win10XPE\Projects\Win10XPE"

    Thank you so much James.

    1) Do you know how to make malwarebytes scan the user's disk or in this case the disk (C :). ?
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  4. Kyhi
    Posts : 4,144
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
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       New #563

    select > Custom Scan
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  6. Kyhi
    Posts : 4,144
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
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       New #564

    @Kari
    Thanks For the Report - and virus definition..
    We are aware that we use uncommon custom program.exe's and are familiar with Scan Reports..
    4) You will need to allow a Windows Defender "Exception" for the Win10XPE Folder
    I would suggest the same exception for any A/V software, in order to allow the program exe's to run without being blocked....
    Win10XPE does not modify or access any Host OS Files - other then Command Prompt....
    Win10XPE extracts the required System Files directly from the Install.wim into a Temp Folder..
    There are up to 5 System Files in the Temp Folder that we do modify (Patch) the Binary of the files to allow use in WinPE..
    At No Point Does Win10XPE Modify, Change or Alter ANY Host OS Files...
    Although, we do use uncommon program.exe(s) to make those binary (Patch) Modifications..

    Thank You

    Last edited by Kyhi; 22 Sep 2019 at 20:58.
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  7. Matthew Wai
    Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       New #565

    Does Win10XPE include MemTest86?
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  8. Kyhi
    Posts : 4,144
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
    Thread Starter
       New #566

    No - it does not... There was something about it that prevented it's integration...
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  9. Bree
    Posts : 31,675
    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
       New #567

    Matthew Wai said:
    Does Win10XPE include MemTest86?
    Kyhi said:
    No - it does not... There was something about it that prevented it's integration...


    Seems MemTest 86+ is a Linux executable. The boot USB made by the MemTest86+ installer has Syslinux on it.
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  10. lacruelrealidad
    Posts : 65
    windows10pro64bits
       New #568

    Bree said:
    Seems MemTest 86+ is a Linux executable. The boot USB made by the MemTest86+ installer has Syslinux on it.
    What happens is that only this version can boot on anXPE disk.

    PassMark MemTest86 - Memory Diagnostic Tool

    MemTest86 v8 Site Edition.
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  12. Kyhi
    Posts : 4,144
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
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       New #569

    PassMark MemTest86 is NOT an App that can be integrated into Win10XPE

    It uses its own UEFI Boot File
    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-image015.jpg

    And only a few Tablets with ATOM Processors support UEFI Booting with 32Bit Software
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  13. lacruelrealidad
    Posts : 65
    windows10pro64bits
       New #570

    JAMES I have some doubts, as I always turn to you.

    1) Install Macrium Reflex on my pc, and then load correctly on W10XPE. (This went well).

    Once the program is loaded in the W10XPE iso, can I uninstall it from my pc and it will continue to work in W10XPE.

    2) Comodo load it as a 64-bit scrip, and it went well.

    3) Acronis 2020, I DO NOT CHARGE.

    Is it necessary to install acronis 2020 on the pc, so that W10XPE loads it on the iso?


    Thanks for your replies James.
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