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  1. Posts : 2,800
    Windows 7 Pro
       #2621

    jbcarreon123 said:
    Many of the BSOD scripts require PowerShell.
    If you are able to run them under XPE With Core Only it will Add around 300 mo to your build, That would be nearly Tolerable for me...

    But Honestly don't take my advice for granted Many are using themes and such... And are adding anything they need to reach their Goal, etc... I only Build plain XPE relying only on VC++ And The "Main Application required to achieve Goal". ...Yes I have A SUPER Loaded XPE Version But It's Loaded With Software And Drivers.

    In a corporate Environment Where PowerShell Core Is Mandatary, the Payload is acceptable, But for Every days common task It's unlikely to Serve as a primary Platform.

    That Said... I dont Know what theses scripts are capable of... But If You are Working in an Environment that Requires them. I'm ready to try to help you as much as I Can. On the other hand it Would be a waste of time Porting These Scripts To An XPE Plugin if they Already have tested working solutions With PESE, XPE, GENA projects.

    BUT... If you are trying to port these scrips to XPE "Just to learn how to do it." You can ask anything you want... (If Worty) ---I'll do my best. And I'm not the only one listening here.

    ...First, Verify the minimal Version of powerShell You need. Add only that to you build. If it's "Core", Core is not added to PATH Environment at Build you will have to use fully qualified commands for your tests or install your scripts to PowerShell-Core directory.

    Then Confirm what scripts are usable under PE... Make a package of all these scripts (.zip/.7z) After that create an XPE Packed Application out of it... Type anything in exe box... It won't create shortcut anyway. It will Give you a Base Plugin to install ALL your Scripts to your XPE...

    In your booted XPE. Go to your Scripts installation directory Run a PowerShell Prompt and You will be able to test everything you need to use.

    If The Results seems worthy of "Uses" You can escalate your plugin to complete integration. Ex: "BSOD Team Scrips Start Menu Item" That opens a PS Prompts in your scrips folder, Another link that Opens a Quick Start help, Add PowerShell Core to Path Env if needed. Etc...

    It's quite Addictive once you get a hold of it :)
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  2. Posts : 1,777
    Windows 11 [21H2]
       #2622

    All of the scripts are used in BSOD debugging. More information here:
    Batch files for use in BSOD debugging

    If I finished, I will add some useful Win10XPE Plugins.
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  3. Posts : 2,800
    Windows 7 Pro
       #2623

    jbcarreon123 said:
    All of the scripts are used in BSOD debugging. More information here:
    Batch files for use in BSOD debugging

    If I finished, I will add some useful Win10XPE Plugins.
    I took a quick look to the scrips and as Matthew said most of them wont work under XPE or any PE that is...
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  4. Posts : 1,777
    Windows 11 [21H2]
       #2624

    MaloK said:
    I took a quick look to the scrips and as Matthew said most of them wont work under XPE or any PE that is...
    Some BSOD Scripts work, that don't require PowerShell.
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  5. Posts : 7,606
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       #2625

    All of the BSOD scripts were created by either Ztruker or me. Neither of us created them for use on WinPE because the BSOD team does not deal with BSOD on WinPE.
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  6. Posts : 1,777
    Windows 11 [21H2]
       #2626

    Matthew Wai said:
    All of the BSOD scripts were created by either Ztruker or me. Neither of us created them for use on WinPE because the BSOD team does not deal with BSOD on WinPE.


    Ok.
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  7. Posts : 89
    Windows 10
       #2627

    doudiii said:
    hi Raex-D

    ok i will test it ( win 10 21390.1)
    in admin mod you need to add some reg key ( it have more file than syst ...)
    here an exemple( designed to run on w10 20h1 20h2 21h1) ,work on system & admin (but in admin you need to add key for Backgrounds wall ...)
    nb i take out all modded icon & ... , is it better to disable all orther theme and put it in the end (in zzz folder)
    Code:
    https://www.mediafire.com/file/hpr9k3ivr2luqsb/zzzz.7z/file
    Hey doudiii, the link didn't work for me. And as for the testing you can check this out perhaps HNY for Windows 10 by niivu on DeviantArt
    This one's made for 1903-21H1. Also from the comments section I realized that on recent insider previews there might be a bug that might break all themes and there's supposed to be a fix but whether it works or not, I can't say. So maybe try on a stable build instead of a preview. I am not sure in what ways it breaks it or if it is similar to how it is for me. Anyways, if you've seen my screenshot can you let me know whether the task manager, the run dialogue, registry editor show up properly themed or not in admin mode or not. If it works then please try without your registry modifications and let me know. Also please get me a new link if possible for the reg modifications you are talking about.
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  8. Posts : 180
    windows 7 /10
       #2628

    hi Raex-D
    check again
    ..HNY for Windows 10 by niivu on DeviantArt..
    testing now ....
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  9. Posts : 417
    W10, W7
       #2629

    jbcarreon123 said:
    It looks like PowerShell Core is only available...
    @jbcarreon123

    MSPowerShell_XPE.script is under ....\Projects\MoPlugins\Apps\Components
    if you checkout post #2563 it shows you how to d/l the other few hundred scripts that complement the original base package, which you can get by checking the 'XPE OPTIONAL ADD-ON BASE PACKAGE' checkbox and hitting the big red download files button
    Last edited by APT38; 01 Jun 2021 at 07:17.
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  10. Posts : 4,131
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
    Thread Starter
       #2630

    While you are figuring out "Themes" you may want to consider how it effects "All Themes" or if would be better to create a (one) script with the modifications required for that theme.. ie One script per theme, or per theme group - thus giving user a choice of per-configured themes...

    Also, since it works with "System User" and Not "Administrator" my current thought is the the registry entries are not being carried over when booting as Admin... If that is the case then may need to run a Reg Add file (or Process REGI) into the PecmdAdmin.ini so as to write those entries when booting into Admin
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