Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media [2]

Random guy said:

In my case it doesn't, and even if it did, I think it should be explained somewhere.

hmm, have you read "Win10XPE - How To Quick Start Guide.pdf" before writing this.
Probably not like most users and anyway it's not written.
And don't forget it's a free project, when you write !

Random guy said:

EDIT: Never mind, now a PowerShell Window is opening. Anyway, when using my Windows 11 image, I always have an error when creating an ISO with this program even if it's able to create it.

Which images? which error?
Is it an original Windows 11 image and not a pirated version like here
The list of supported ISOs is available at the bottom of the Github page

ChrisR said:

hmm, have you read "Win10XPE - How To Quick Start Guide.pdf" before writing this.
Probably not like most users and anyway it's not written.
And don't forget it's a free project, when you write !


Which images? which error?
Is it an original Windows 11 image and not a pirated version like here
The list of supported ISOs is available at the bottom of the Github page

Yes, I did, but like I stated, nothing happened and now it does.

First you ask me if I read and then you state it's not written? I did read that PDF for your information. That doesn't make sense and what does being a free project have to do with this?

That wasn't a pirate image and what kind of english is that?

Windows 11 22H2 22621.1702. When creating the ISO, on the Build Core [Core.script] part, a window opens stating:

"error, file not found.
C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\DriverStore\FileRepository\rt68cx21x64.inf_amd64_8db01a9992cf3fbb\rt68cx 21x64.sys".

I can stil proceed by clicking "OK" and the image is created. I run Win10XPE in another PC and I have this issue as well.

Random guy said:

First you ask me if I read and then you state it's not written? That doesn't make sense and why are you stating it's a free project?

Because your answer seemed rather aggressive to me
You say it should be explained and then just after you ask which ISOs are supported, while it is written(explained) on the main Win10XPE github page you visited.
With other weird questions and you say that you always have an error, without saying which error!

Random guy said:

In my case it doesn't, and even if it did, I think it should be explained somewhere. Also, which Windows 11 ISOs does this program support and why is it called Win10XPE if it supports Windows 11? Will there be a program called Win11XPE?

EDIT: Never mind, now a PowerShell Window is opening. Anyway, when using my Windows 11 image, I always have an error when creating an ISO with this program even if it's able to create it.

Random guy said:

I did mention the error so you weren't paying attention.

Yep: Last edited by Random guy; 10 Minutes Ago at 16:12

Thanks Compubarb

Random guy said:

It's not my fault you're too slow typing and what about the other things I stated? Anyway, will this issue be fixed? Why did you wuote me in the last reply's end? Also, Win10XPE ignores the directories I set on the "Path" tab.

You have a lot to learn - as you are playing around with the Project..