Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media

daninthemix · 17 Jun 2021

Has anyone used Samsung Magician to update an NVME's firmware from WinPE?

Unfortunately Samsung's own bootable NVME update utility doesn't work on my system (just hangs at 'Press any key to continue') so I thought Samsung Magician might work - I believe it lets you update drives so long as they aren't the boot drive.

Matthew Wai · 18 Jun 2021

Makiko said:

PENetworking is waiting too much before startup.

If you have a CMD/batch script that will run at WinPE startup, try adding the following line:

Start "" "X:\Programs\PENetwork_x64\PENetwork.exe"

Rahulkmr · 18 Jun 2021

Kyhi said:

Build Core Interface - Lower Right - Add Host Net Drivers - Host & Build Arch must match...
You can also "Export" host drivers - then copy the required "Driver Folder" into the "Copy Drivers Here"
Enable "Integrate Drivers" - Rebuild

1. Hi @Kyhi if i want to put some files like wlandriver.exe under windows/system32... then which directory i have to copy this before build so that when i boot , file will show under system32 folder.. Thanks

2. I have iso sergei sterelec iso. Inside have folder wireless drivers, wn i open here so many drivers like intel, atheros, Broadcom, realtek in .7zip format. I want to copy this folder to my win10xpe... so that multiple drivers work most of the pc. Should i extract .7zip to custom/64/driver folder or can we also use .7zip files directly integrate for driver purpose ??

doudiii · 19 Jun 2021

first test with WinXShell ok but with StartIsBack++ no ,
...

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Kyhi · 19 Jun 2021

doudiii · 20 Jun 2021

tested with StartIsBack++ but not compat with win 11
also explorer reg key needed to be updated ...

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the good news that the gfx patcher still work
and my old star menu too

(needed to be updated, but i cant remember the author ...)

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Kyhi · 20 Jun 2021

also explorer reg key needed to be updated ...

Cretino, Thanks for your progress report... Although, It would be nice if you shared your findings for benefit of all..

Rahulkmr · 22 Jun 2021

Hi please guide and advice me how to do that...

1. If i want to put some files under windows/system32... then which directory i have to copy this before build.

2. I have some other iso file. Inside have folder wireless drivers, wn i open here so many drivers like intel, atheros, Broadcom, realtek in .7zip format. I want to copy this folder to my win10xpe... so that multiple drivers work most of the pc. Should i extract .7zip to custom/64/driver folder or can we also use .7zip files directly integrate for driver purpose ??
Thanks

SIW2 · 22 Jun 2021

folder wireless drivers, wn i open here so many drivers like intel, atheros, Broadcom, realtek in .7zip format.

@Rahulkmr

are you making a bootable usb?

You could put your drivers on the usb stick and then install them after booting pe.

If you have wlandrivers.7z on the root of the usb and you know the usb is Y:

something like this: (which assumes you have dpinst64.exe and 7zip files in system32, otherwise you need to tell pecmd where they are )

Code:

_SUB 7z

IFEX Y:\wlandrivers.7z,!EXIT _SUB
ENVI WLANDRV=Y:\wlandrivers.7z
EXEC =!7z.exe x %WLANDRV% -mmt4 -slp -o%temp%\PE\7zDrivers 
EXEC =!DPinst64.exe /S /F /SH /SA /SE /SW /Path %temp%\PE\7zDrivers
FILE %temp%\PE\7zDrivers
WAIT 100

_END

Rahulkmr · 22 Jun 2021

SIW2 said:

@Rahulkmr

are you making a bootable usb?

You could put your drivers on the usb stick and then install the matching ones after booting pe.

If you have wlandrivers.7z on the root of the usb and you know the usb is Y:

something like this:

Code:

_SUB 7z

IFEX Y:\wlandrivers.7z,!EXIT _SUB
ENVI WLANDRV=Y:\wlandrivers.7z
EXEC =!7z.exe x %WLANDRV% -mmt4 -slp -o%temp%\PE\7zDrivers 
EXEC =!DPinst64.exe /S /F /SH /SA /SE /SW /Path %temp%\PE\7zDrivers
FILE %temp%\PE\7zDrivers
WAIT 100

_END

Hi @SIW2 Thanks for reply..
Yes i am using bootable usb. I am also thinking extract all wireless .7z driver files to \Custom\x64\Drivers location. Hope it also works and autodetect matching drivers..