Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media

My understanding is that after I click on "Play", Win10XPE.exe will create this folder "D:\Win10XPE\Target\", which will then be copied into the file "\sources\boot.wim" in Win10XPE_x64.iso. So, should I keep "Target" under 4 GB lest "boot.wim" cannot be copied into a FAT32 device? Which specific files and folders will be copied into "Target"?

Kyhi said:

So you would use Win10XPE to download the Media ISO to a NTFS formatted drive.then since you already in WinPE just mount the ISO and run the Setup.exe......

I have just copied everything in "Win10XPE_x64.iso" into a 32-GB FAT32 USB stick, which is now bootable. If I create a second partition in NTFS and copy "Win10_1903_V1_English_x64.iso" into it, can Win10XPE access the second partition, mount the ISO, and run "setup.exe"?

My "Win10XPE_x64.iso" was made from "Win10_1903_V1_Chinese(Traditional)_x64.iso", the latest version. So, should my theory be tenable?

Kyhi said:

Yes the batch self-deletes after being run...

To remove the Boot Entry
Open Command Prompt(admin)
type> msconfig

select "Boot" tab -> Select "Win10XPE Recovery" -> Select "Delete" -> select "OK"
Attachment 247726

IF, after you Delete the Entry - you wish to recreate the entry - just run Utility again

Thank you so much James.


Little by little I am testing portable tools, some work, others do not, the logical thing.

Perhaps in some future update malwarebytes ant and malware could be incorporated.

And some galleries dll (alo runtimes).

Thank you.

@Kyhi :
Sir,
Having a lot of fun. Great stuff!
Just a confusion : When we are installing OS from within the XPE boot, we are supposed to run Setup.exe one from the Sources folder of the mounted ISO or one from the root of the mounted ISO ?