Thanks for the report....Except the DISM gui app which always fail to download with sone server issue
He changed the Compressed File Name - I Updated Script - replace existing
\Win10XPE\Projects\MoPlugins\Apps\System Tools\Dism++_XPE.Script
https://mega.nz/#!mDRiWKpR!_tmFGv0nV...dy1ErWoQQ7I7cM
Perfect timing.
- I followed your instructions on page 1 of the thread.
- Went through and checked a few other things I wanted after I researched what they did, of which one was Dism++.
- Macrium Drivers was zero bytes so I didn't have to do anything there.
- Just before I hit play this post came in so I downloaded it and copied it in, and pressed Play.
- I hit Play, and OK and it genned the ISO.
- I had to turn Secure Boot off which I had read earlier and after that it booted up perfectly and I could navigate wherever I needed to. All I can say is WOW!
Backstory: I had used WinPE and Portable rescue disks with ShadowProtect on servers. WinPE worked better, and I could side load drivers. On my keychain I have an 8GB Kingston USB with all kinds of Utilities and another one in my bag that has a write-protect switch on and Anti-Malware programs to work on infected machines. I was looking at a new dual USB A & C to have everything on my keychain and not need have my OTG cable with me. Then I started thinking, why would anyone like me want a USB flash drive that couldn't boot? I wanted one based on PE. After that I did some googling and reading reading and yours looked like it was maintained, well liked, and didn't have a horse in the race like the backup software vendors' do. I'm shocked how easy it was to make and how well it works.
I do have a couple questions:
1. I can't know ahead of time if I will need to fix and MBR or GPT disk. My guess is I will need to gen two USB rescue disks?
2. I will want to use it to copy files around and have a directory in the root where I can maintain move files from my phone to it and copy customer files to it to use as a regular USB drive as well. Are there any issues with doing that?
Thanks!
1) if you have a Fat32 formatted USB and the Partition is marked Active - just like windows setup media - Win10XPE will boot in either supported Mode... MBR & UEFI
2) You can use the USB as your portable storage drive for your files as well...
Reminder - that a format will erase drive contents....
Some have created a second NTFS partition on the USB Drive - windows 10 will see the second partition - older OS's will not... Thus the USB contains a Fat32 Active Win10XPE Partition & a NTFS storage partition...
Or just create the PE USB stick using RUFUS (MBR + UEFI or BIOS + NTFS ) and you have PE which will boot on both the systems...
Sorry, Not a Fan of Rufus.. Never Had a Need For it......
WinPE used By Microsoft has worked for years Booting Both Legacy and UEFI systems....
Each Application has a Box to select - Run from Ram - Run From USB
Once Application set in a Build the values are set - not easy to edit without a drawn out process...
Best to Rebuild - after enough Builds and Testing - you will get it all down to exactly what you want and actual use or need...
I use a Base of 22 Apps and can do everything I need to do....
Nice thing is there are about 200 Apps to choose from depending on your preference
