Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media [2]

I was using my WinPE then shut it down. After rebooting, i encountered a BSOD saying system32\winload.exe couldn't be found (0x000000e).. doing a little bit of investigation showed that the drive letters of my Host drives were messed up. Had to use diskpart & bootrec commands to fix broken boot.

Was this due to WinPE messing the drive letters? @MaloK

@AuraticTrance,

I don't think so, It never happened to me and I mess a lot with it.

Edit: It seems that you are not alone another user reported the same symptoms with Bob's PESE.

Try using the Project of this topic - Win10XPE - Bob has not been around for years.... And you are looking for support in a topic that is not related to your issues... Move your discussion over to TheOven... Thank You..

MaloK said:

@AuraticTrance,

I don't think so, It never happened to me and I mess a lot with it.

Edit: It seems that you are not alone another user reported the same symptoms with Bob's PESE.

Well that was me lol, i've moved it to oven

Kyhi said:

Try using the Project of this topic - Win10XPE - Bob has not been around for years.... And you are looking for support in a topic that is not related to your issues... Move your discussion over to TheOven... Thank You..

Yes. XPE would be my last resort

Edit and unmark in Pecmd.ini and/to use WinXshell

Code:

 _SUB LoadShell
FIND $%USERNAME%=SYSTEM,SHEL %WinDir%\explorer.exe
SHEL %ProgramFiles%\WinXShell\WinXShell.exe -winpe

Else not having much luck with Win11 - even a tasklist compare from win10 to win11 results in missing modules in win11 ( i assume no longer used or combined into another application) (No DWM)...

No Luck with "StartAllBack" either (Win11 version of Start Is Back Plus Plus)