Glad to see you are "Learning"
It is actually pretty easy once you get use to it... It was designed with the New User in mind and so that this Project will not require a lot of Administration on our part...
@apt Has been a Blessing to Chris, Me, this Project and to the users in the forum(s)
Much Respect....
@tobwen
PEBakery latest nightly 0.9.7b7 bld. 20210412 now working (launching) correctly, also now reported to support ARM64 devices
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CCleaner 5.79.0.8704 2021.04.29 update avaiable
Release Notes
change interface 'Program Version' box to 5.79 and hit Update button
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Rufus 3.14.1788 update available (2021.04.30)
Release Notes
Improve DD write speed (uncompressed images only)
Improve checksum computation speed
Improve network connectivity detection
Only prompt for additional GRUB/Syslinux downloads when not writing in DD mode
Fix potential "loss" of disk after writing Ubuntu 20.10 in DD mode
Fix GRUB compatibility issue with Ubuntu 21.04
Fix Rufus MBR not being selected by default for Windows ISOs
Fix drag and drop being enabled during drive creation
Add more "exceptions" for forced DD image writing
Last edited by APT38; 30 Apr 2021 at 19:03.
Very good to everyone .
Greetings to Mr. James for his hard work and generosity to everyone.
James I hope you are in good health, in these difficult times.
I have my old project recorded on a usb drive eg F: /, and the latest update on my disk C: /.
How can I update my usb drive ?.
Thank you very much for your reply.
Hello,
Sorry if i am wrong, for me, if I have created a usb with all files from ISO folder, for example: I have made with Win 2004, now I would want to change to Win 20H2. So I have to rename that folder WIN10XPE to Win10XPE-2004, if I would want to keep all settings. Then, I extract new folder WIN10XPE, from there I will choose Win 20H2 and doing steps by steps ....
After done, I would go to folder ISO, in there, you see Programs and sources, copy and replace Programs to your USB if you did make change, copy and replace boot.wim to sources folder of your USB, or you should rename the old boot.wim, old Programs.
That's the way I update for my USB, I have many boot.wim files from 1809, 2004, 20H2. I could boot any file I'd like.
@ Learning41421,
Hi, If I understand correctly, you want to create an XPE build using 20H2 (?)
If that is correct, I would like to refer you to the 1st Post, where James wrote:
"After efforts to try to support 20H2. There is no need to go further
The result is not really reliable, depending on the components or applications used...
I just thought you might like to know. If my assumption was wrong, I apologise.
Kind regards, ®
Rename your existing ISO ( Win10XPE-x64-1809 ) or what ever version it is..
Then on the opening page of XPE - select a different "Source" to use as your OS Media (ie 20H2)
Hit the Big Blue Play Button - you will end up with your currently selected Apps and the newer Windows OS.
