Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media [2]

doudiii said:

hi archz2

use DiskGenius
delete the partition then allocate to another one
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i see from your image that this partition is hiden ... maybe needed to unhided !! (i didnt have a gpt disk to test)

Code:

https://www.diskgenius.com/how-to/gpt-protective-partition.php

Okay I ran disk genius and chose to delete the partitions. The operation completed.




Then I was asked to press 'save all' button. After I did it, I got this warning. I got scared and discarded the changes. What should I do now?

If this is your data partition.

You could simply backup all data, re-partition everything to your taste then restore everything. a 1TB Drive is not that long to copy. But at least backup before trying...

Is there files in the 100mb partition?.

Your data partition file system appears as "unknown" This is for me a complete "No-Go" with the software.

You certainly did right by aborting everything.

There are no files in 100mb partition. It was automatically created partition by windows. I never created any partitions at all.

Kyhi said:

That 100MB partition is the "Microsoft System Reserved" Partition > leave it alone

I had been facing BSODs for months. They have stopped appearing since last two weeks, I don't know how.

I already have 100mb partition on my C drive (NVme SSD). I want to delete the 100mb partition on D drive (SATA drive).


It is creating problems as mentioned here.

Windows startup repair loop BSOD

Hi All,
I have created a script that creates registry entries based on a list of file associations (see attached example output)
The registry file created can then be activated post WINXPE boot (regedit -s admin.reg) and is intended to link application X to file extention Y.
Within WinXPE are there other registry locations where file associations are listed?
I have also experimented with SETFTA and have success within regular windows but not consistent within WINXPE.
I use regshot and regscanner prior to and post running an application.

@winper

I'm not sure what is your goal, but you could convert the registry to Winbuilder commands instead and integrate your settings directly in your build.

@Kyhi

With the name change of Acronis TrueImage to Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office and its latest launch, I've modded your Acronis script to reflect the changes, maybe if you have the time and inclination you can check it out and make any further changes you think necessary (around registration area etc I guess). It downloads and extracts the zip, and launches in a VM, but no further checks made as not an Acronis user

CyberProtect script

archz2 said:

Okay I ran disk genius and chose to delete the partitions. The operation completed.




Then I was asked to press 'save all' button. After I did it, I got this warning. I got scared and discarded the changes. What should I do now?

I thought you should convert Dynamic disk to Basic disk before doing anything else.