Sorry, I thought you knew how to edit scripts via the Builder interface - it is covered in the How-To...
But, The Shortcut to Memory Test is already included in Build - Administrative Tools
The PDF says "Select Create ISO Plugin and on Interface Hit the "Reg Convert PE" Button".
Into what registry file should the following lines be copied? What file should be opened/created?
Code:%tmout%=30 %DisplayMenu%=True
D:\Win10XPE\Projects\Win10XPE\Features\PreCheck.Script
On Notepad++, on line 23, "%CheckAV%=True" was changed back to "%CheckAV%=False" yesterday.
If you replace "False" with "True", your antivirus software will bring up a warning pop-up.
Last edited by Matthew Wai; 25 Nov 2019 at 06:14.
Only if you still have Virus Protection turned on for the working folder..If you replace "False" with "True", your antivirus software will bring up a warning pop-up.
If you followed the instructions - and allowed an A/V exception to the working folder -
You would not have seen this message....
The A/V Test File is Harmless but does trigger a virus warning...
I requested the test to be disabled, due to the possible perception of the project containing a virus...
Left Pane " Create ISO " > then edit variablesHow-To-Guide > Update Existing PluginsSorry, I thought you knew how to edit scripts via the Builder interface - it is covered in the How-To...
I made the following changes under "Source" and created a new core and ISO file.
%tmout%=30
%DisplayMenu%=True
Before I clicked on the big blue "Play" button, the following file did not exist.
D:\Win10XPE\ProgCache\10.0.18362.30_Professional_x64_zh-TW
It was created after I clicked on "Play".
After "Win10XPE_x64.ISO" was created, I rebooted my PC and selected "Win10XPE Recovery". Then, the PC was booted from "D:\Win10XPE" without showing Windows Boot Manager and the "Windows Memory Diagnostic" option. What is wrong?
That Is correct.....Before I clicked on the big blue "Play" button, the following file did not exist.
D:\Win10XPE\ProgCache\10.0.18362.30_Professional_x64_zh-TW
You Booted From Your Host PC's Boot Menu Options and selected "Win10XPE Recovery"I rebooted my PC and selected "Win10XPE Recovery". Then, the PC was booted from "D:\Win10XPE" without showing Windows Boot Manager
Boot From your USB Media to see New Boot Menu Option...What is wrong?
Also, if you had disabled the "Metro Style" Boot Menu on your Host PC - You would see the Memory Test on Black/white Boot Menu...
Hello.
On latest version Macrium Reflect Home is complaining about "your trial period has expired...". Isn't it free?
Should be using/seeing "Macrium Reflect" v5 which is found in
\Win10XPE\Projects\MyPlugins\Apps\HD Tasks\Macrium Reflect Free_XPE.Script (2440KB)
Remove all others from MyPlugins and also from MoPlugins
Most likely you do not see as MoPlugins takes priority over MyPlugins..
Last edited by Kyhi; 27 Nov 2019 at 08:56.
Thanks Kyhi.
I recreated ISO using the other entry "Macrium Reflect" and it's now fine. I am curious about what is the purpose of MoPlugins?
MoPlugins offers additional optional apps, such as DiskGenius and TeamViewer.
