Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media

Hello.

Does anybody know why DriveImage XML doesn't work on x64 version? x86 is fine.

Kyhi said:

Can you explain your method used to integrate App ??
And what you mean by does not work ??
Just tested latest XML version on x64 build - backup a small drive and got two files > xml & data
The App itself is x86 and requires Syswow64 system files

I am using common method I usually do. It gives me some weird error messages. Let's see if I can capture these and post them here.

This is what I got. I am going to clean all temp folders and recreate ISO again. Booted in UEFI mode (x64)

It's now working. So it seems something was börked and got fixed after deleting all temp folders. I don't know why it worked for x86 version. ISO was created at the same time.

I guys,
I'm having an error when building the iso.

[IMG]file:///D:/Downloads/Win10XPE_2019-12-18/Win10XPE/Pictures/warning.gif[/IMG] Warnings

[IMG]file:///D:/Downloads/Win10XPE_2019-12-18/Win10XPE/Pictures/warning.gif[/IMG] (Core.script) Halt [IMG]file:///D:/Downloads/Win10XPE_2019-12-18/Win10XPE/Pictures/warning.gif[/IMG] (script.project) Build Stopped due to an Error. 2 warning messages

[IMG]file:///D:/Downloads/Win10XPE_2019-12-18/Win10XPE/Pictures/cross.gif[/IMG] Errors

[IMG]file:///D:/Downloads/Win10XPE_2019-12-18/Win10XPE/Pictures/cross.gif[/IMG] (Core.script) TxtAddLine - Failed to add line to file: [%BaseDir%\Temp\WimSmallUpdate] line: [delete '\Windows\Boot\EFI\ko-KR' --force --recursive]

I don't know why I have the error. I simply just follow the steps and made no modification. The win10 source is from the 1909 final ISO.
Any ideas?!

I had very similar errors because the WinXPE folder was in the C:\Program Files. Moving it to the D: drive fixed it. I think problem was access permissions.

Can you add Vmware tools driver support?
I have some broken VMs I needed to recover but I needed to be able to drag and drop and copy and paste

Kyhi said:

1) 3) Extract The Archive File(s) To Your Data Drive = D:\Win10XPE

I suggest emphasizing that you must extract them to D:\Win10XPE

Just did that. Made a fresh new directory d:\win10XPE. Extracted again from the 7z winxpe file, but now I have this error:


What process?!?