Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media

Rahulkmr · 16 Jun 2021

Kyhi said:

I could answer that question, But test it and then look at the available size of X:
There are many things to consider - Available System Memory - being the most important...

As my pc host system ram is total 4gb. If i set winpe cache 2 gb, remaining 2gb will be used by my host system?
Is it working like that ?...
or this cache has no link at all with pc system ram ? I booted with my usb pen drive 64gb...

jbcarreon123 · 16 Jun 2021

I hope W10XPE is capable of using Windows 11 ISOs

SIW2 · 17 Jun 2021

It is the writeable space on the PE volume.

Why would you have a need for 2gb?

Rahulkmr · 17 Jun 2021

SIW2 said:

It is the writeable space on the PE volume.

Why would you have a need for 2gb?

Before i was thinking may be boot speed improve, if speed not improved then 1 gb default is okay for me..
But for knowledge , If as i set winpe cache 1 gb, remaining 3gb will be used by my host system?
Is it working like that ?...

SIW2 · 17 Jun 2021

Check the ram usage in task manager. It is not used unless you fill it up, unlikely you will get anywhere near that.

The standard scratch setting for win7 pe is only 32mb. If you are running dism operations from pe - some of them like you to have 1gb of scratch, but you could always set the scratch onto a hd as part of the dism command. 1gb scratch when you are booted into ramdisk is plenty.

It doesn't use ram unless you fill it up:

Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-pe-scratch1.jpg

example after copying a 286mb file onto X:

Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media-pe-scratch2.jpg

Rahulkmr · 17 Jun 2021

Thanks @SIW2 for your detailed information..
Also pls guide me , I successfully made win10xpe iso . But when i login and i open penetwok app only lan connected showing , my wireless adapter not showing, when i click down arrow only lan adapter visible.. What to do ,so that wireless adapter will also show..May be i missing some steps in build core ? ....Thanks

Sharp12 · 17 Jun 2021

You should integrate your wireless adapter driver. There is a button on Build Core script, in main interace tab. Check integrate drivers box, check Add host net drives box and click little play button.
You can also manually add your wireless adapter driver to the "YourProjectFolderPath\Custom\x64\Drivers" location.

Rahulkmr · 17 Jun 2021

Sharp12 said:

You should integrate your wireless adapter driver. There is a button on Build Core script, in main interace tab. Check integrate drivers box, check Add host net drives box and click little play button.
You can also manually add your wireless adapter driver to the "YourProjectFolderPath\Custom\x64\Drivers" location.

Thanks for reply, i will try that . But if i used this winpe iso some other pc then what will be the status of wireless adapter.. Before i was using sergei sterelec, whichever pc i used this iso will pick that pc wireless adapter. How it is possible for them ? They included so many drivers at once already ..is it like that ?

Kyhi · 17 Jun 2021

XPE uses all the default Network Drivers that are included... So unless you require a one off driver then you have to integrate it... If you have the right Driver for the next PC - it will load upon booting... But if I was not mistaken - you Auto-connected with your Wifi already (before ??)

Rahulkmr · 17 Jun 2021

Kyhi said:

XPE uses all the default Network Drivers that are included... So unless you require a one off driver then you have to integrate it... If you have the right Driver for the next PC - it will load upon booting... But if I was not mistaken - you Auto-connected with your Wifi already (before ??)

Before i just asked for steps to auto connect wifi, so i do all your steps but later when i boot i see there is no wireless adapter showing. I using tplink realtek wireless adapter.

Pls advice me, when i play build core, it's auto take driver from my host pc ? Its working like that or its copy your already stock wireless drivers ??