Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media


  1. Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       #541

    you can add LINK %Desktop%\xxx|%Programs%\xxx in pecmd.ini
    Assuming I have added this folder "D:\Win10XPE\Custom\x64\AdditionalFiles\Matthew Wai\",
    should I create this file: "D:\Win10XPE\Custom\pecmd.ini" and add the following line?
    LINK %Desktop%\Matthew Wai|Matthew Wai
    Should I put quotation marks around "Matthew Wai", which contains a space?
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  2. Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       #542

    Vineet Garg said:
    If you run a process which needs a lot of space in Temp folder, you may have problems because by default the Temp folder is put on B: RamDisk ( 1.40 GB ) . It is put on the system RAM for a good pace but the space is limited to 1.4 GB.
    I have never changed the default of RamDisk (1.40 GB). Why does the following screenshot of "This PC" show that there is 2.31 GB of RamDisk?
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-pc.jpg  
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  3. Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       #543

    Kyhi said:
    @Matthew Wai
    I have asked Author if do-able with PENetwork... Still waiting on response...
    I have a bootable Linux SD card (2 GB), on which I can access the Internet on a PPPoE connection. I think it is possible via PENetwork as long as the author is willing to add support for PPPoE.
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  4. Posts : 144
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #544

    Matthew Wai said:
    I have never changed the default of RamDisk (1.40 GB). Why does the following screenshot of "This PC" show that there is 2.31 GB of RamDisk?
    @Matthew Wai :
    Thanks for sharing the info. It seems some intelligent checking has been put in between to save the user! I was running it on a 4GB Ram system & It was showing RamDisk as 1.4 GB.

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    you can add LINK %Desktop%\xxx|%Programs%\xxx in pecmd.ini
    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-win10xpe.png

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-pecmd.ini-1.png

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-pecmd.ini-2.png
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  5. Posts : 4,143
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
    Thread Starter
       #545

    Matthew Wai said:
    Assuming I have added this folder "D:\Win10XPE\Custom\x64\AdditionalFiles\Matthew Wai\",
    should I create this file: "D:\Win10XPE\Custom\pecmd.ini" and add the following line?
    LINK %Desktop%\Matthew Wai|Matthew Wai
    Should I put quotation marks around "Matthew Wai", which contains a space?
    LINK %Desktop%\AppTitle,X:\Matthew Wai\AppFolder\App.exe
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  6. Posts : 65
    windows10pro64bits
       #546

    Kyhi said:
    Win10XPE_2019-09-18 Update - See First Post

    WinXShell: Update rc4.2beta2. Added support for Microsoft Managment Control (MMC)
    StartIsBack++: Update v2.8.9
    Rufus: Update v3.7
    PinUtil: (New) v1.2.1 Pin To Taskbar and StartMenu Utility. pecmd.ini and AddPin macro have been updated accordingly
    Jrepl.bat: (New) v8.4 Perform global regular expression, text, bin, search and replace operation
    Autorun.cmd: Remove Google Chrome.lnk no longer required with latest versions
    Explorer,IME Common...: Additional dependencies for Windows 20h1 Insider Preview. Successfully tested with Build 18980
    Build Core: ComputerName with Wildcards ?,+ accepted. --> The ComputerName environment variable is broadcasted in PeNetwork_AfterStartup.cmd
    * New option to Patch Controller.dll to Get the Credentials Window
    * Additional choice for the WinPE Cache Size 3072,4092
    Explorer: Add "Volatile" Environment variable HomePath, HomeDrive and LocalAppData
    Internet Explorer 11: Added Registry, Files, Search Engine Icon and Set the UserChoice
    Config: Explorer and WinXShell use the same registry now. Also Associate .cfg,.inf,.ini,.log,.scp,.script,.txt,.wtx (txtfile) for Full Software
    NET Framework: The plugin can now be called from another App and write Registry Settings without the need for the Full Software
    Switch to Admin: Hidden option to Pre-Create Admin Profile before switching, if needed.
    Create ISO: Patch DrvInst.exe and Controller.dll to Get the Credentials Window, if enabled in Build Core
    Remote Desktop: Patch Controller.dll to Get the Credentials Window is moved in Build Core and Create ISO. It is Used for Remote Desktop but Also for Mapping a Network Drive,...
    Note: NLA Support Requires the Admin account. It is Not Available with the System Account, even with Files and Registry from Switch To Admin plugin
    PowerShell Core-6: Link updated to v6.2.3
    Q-Dir: Update v7.8.2
    Acronis TrueImage 2020: (New) current build 20770. In place of ATI 2019
    AOMEI Backupper: Link updated to v5.2.0
    AOMEI Partition Assistant: Link updated to v8.4.0
    Macrium Reflect Free: Update v7.2.4440
    CPU-Z: Update v1.90
    HWinfo: Update v6.10
    MPC-BE: Link updated to auto select one of the available mirrors
    VLC Media Player: Program Version (Link) updated to 3.0.8
    AnyDesk: Update v5.3.2
    Google Chrome: Update v76.0.3809.100. Revised Registry and add USER DATA Import Process
    Mozilla Firefox Quantum ESR: (New) current version downloaded v68.1.0.7177
    NETFx3 Add-Feature: (New) Utility. Enables/Disables .NET Framework 2.0-3.5 Support in XPE
    Plugin Creator: NoExitOnError if script warning message
    XPE Microsoft Edge x64(x86) Plugin Creator: (New) Utility. Will Create a X64(x86) XPE Plugin From The Actual Edge Setup File
    Win10XPE - How To Quick Start Guide.PDF: Updated with larger (less Blurry) Pictures
    Google Chrome: Updated to latest version 77.0.3865.75


    Note: If you have a customized Pecmd.ini in Custom\Pecmdini --> it must be deleted, renamed...
    To be in agreement with the included Pecmd.ini which use the new PinUtil tool and to be able to pin your Apps.
    I congratulate and thank you for the update.

    1) Having the latest program update, is it necessary to add addons?

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    Kyhi said:
    As soon as Version 3.8 is figured out - otherwise use older versions 3.6 or prior...
    Although, another user has stated 3.8 works , I can not confirm, and user provided no other info..


    Explain ...
    1) Test the malwarebytes 2.2.1 Portable.
    It didn't work out.

    2) I was referring to whether some more aio runtimes dll could be incorporated into a future update of the program, since some portable programs to run on w10 X PE need them.


    3) I also tried PARAGON hard disk mananger and it gives me 2 errors.

    a) Error dll (Solvable I connect to the internet and download the missing dll).

    b) Error of XML code (I have no idea how to solve it).

    I upload all this information to share my experiences and contribute, I am not criticizing anything or anyone.

    Regards.
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  7. Posts : 4,143
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
    Thread Starter
       #547

    1) Having the latest program update, is it necessary to add addons?
    There are No Add-On updates at this time...

    1) Test the malwarebytes 2.2.1 Portable. It didn't work out.
    MBAM 2.2 is a scripted App

    2) I was referring to whether some more aio runtimes dll could be incorporated into a future update of the program, since some portable programs to run on w10 X PE need them.
    .Net Framework and VC Runtimes already Scripted

    3) I also tried PARAGON hard disk mananger and it gives me 2 errors.
    If Windows System Files use "Additions" enable "Add Windows 10 Files and Folders"
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  8. Posts : 144
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #548

    Just To Share. ...


    How To Pack A Portable App Folder Into A Plugin :

    For eg. HashMyFiles x64 portable program.

    1. The original HashMyFiles x64 App Folder :

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-original-folder.png

    2. Archiving The Portable App folders Contents in .7z & keep the archive in the same folder:

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-1.-archiving-portable-folders-contents-1-.png

    As shown in the image : There were 3 files in the original HashMyFiles portable program folder. One has to pack them into a 7z archive & keep it in the same folder.

    3. Using The Utility 'XPE Packed Plugin Creator' & creating the plugin :

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-2.-using-utility.png

    (i) Expand the Utilities Section.
    (ii) click the Utility.
    (iii) Call the .7z archive from the portable app folder
    ( To avoid any issues, first of all make sure whether the app is 32 or 64 bit architecture & proceed accordingly.The program HashMyFiles is a 64 bit program. So, called from 64. )

    (iv) Type the exact name of the program executable.
    (v) Finally click : Create New XPE Plugin & Let it complete.
    ( After completion, You can look for related Logs to check for Warnings & Errors entries )

    4. The New Plugin HashMyFiles 64 is created :

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-plugin-created.png

    Apps > XPE Plugin creator > HashMyFiles Portable 64

    But for every portable program plugin, two entries are created.
    We can see in the image : HashMyFiles Portable 64 & HashMyFiles Portable 64 - File Container.
    The desired plugin entry in the Tree is : HashMyFiles Portable 64.
    So, we will see how to hide that extra second entry & what to do next in the next post. ...

    Remaining Part : Post #550 Below
    Last edited by Vineet Garg; 22 Sep 2019 at 05:53.
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  9. Posts : 68
    MS Win10 + Remnux Linux OS Dual Boot
       #549

    Vineet Garg said:
    How To Pack A Portable App Folder Into A Plugin :

    For eg. HashMyFiles x64 portable program.

    1. The original HashMyFiles x64 App Folder :

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-original-folder.png

    2. Archiving The Portable App folders Contents :

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-1.-archiving-portable-folders-contents-1-.png

    As shown in the image : There were 3 files in the original HashMyFiles portable program folder. One has to pack them into a 7z archive & keep it in the same folder.

    3. Using The Utility 'XPE Packed Plugin Creator' & creating the plugin :

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-2.-using-utility.png

    (i) Expand the Utilities Section.
    (ii) click the Utility.
    (iii) Call the .7z archive from the portable app folder
    (The program HashMyFiles is a 64 bit program So, called from 64 )
    (iv) Type the exact name of the program executable.
    (v) Finally click : Create New XPE Plugin & Let it complete.
    ( You can look in the Log to check for Warnings & Errors entries )

    4. The New Plugin HashMyFiles 64 is created :

    Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-plugin-created.png

    Apps > XPE Plugin creator > HashMyFiles Portable 64

    But for every portable program plugin, two entries are created.
    We can see in the image : HashMyFiles Portable 64 & HashMyFiles Portable 64 - File Container.
    The desired plugin entry in the Tree is : HashMyFiles Portable 64.
    So, we will see how to hide that extra second entry & what to do next in the next post. ...
    just edit the file container plugin with notepad & set "main" "level" from 5 to zero . done hidden.

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    if a program needs registry file for its license or registration just edit main plugin file & add registry keys in form :
    if hive key local machine software then add Tmp_ before software hive
    if hive key local user then add Tmp_Default before software
    if hive key system then add Tmp before SYSTEM & be sure to re edit SYSTEM name from caps to System.
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  10. Posts : 7,607
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       #550

    Yesterday, I successfully clean-installed Windows by using Win10XPE on a USB stick to run "/sources/setup.exe" in the mounted ISO located on the second partition on the same stick. I did not have to use Rufus at all! From now on, an ISO or "install.wim" larger than 4 GB will cause no problem.

    Ztruker said:
    Creates a flash drive with two partitions. The first is fat32 and contains just boot.wim. The 2nd is ntfs and contains everything. I don't understand how/why it works, but it does. It eliminates the concern about install.wim being larger than 4GB.
    On my USB stick, the first partition is FAT32 and contains no "boot.wim" but Win10XPE. The second is NTFS and contains the whole "Win10_1903_V1_English_x64.iso".
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