Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media [2]

archz2 said:

Where do I get these files? Please share the link. I have windows 10.

The current distribution file can be downloaded from link on post #1 of this thread and updates to this from posts #2, #4 and #5 with a start guide on post #3.
With many of the additional scripts via the 'Mega Optional Application Download' utility from within the project (in Utilities folder - lefthand pane)

hope this helps

and yes, many of these updated scripts will be integrated into the next distribution file at an appropriate time.

Yes. Thanks. I was ignoring the link in the first post since I thought that it is only for Windows 10.

BcdBootDiskv11.zip

It is a .wcs file. Can run from winpe desktop when you associate .wcs files with pecmd.

to do that add the following lines to pecmd.ini

(To run .wcs files in Windows, rt click the .wcs file and select Open With, then browse to pecmd.exe)


ENVI PECMD=PECMD.EXE
ENVI EDIT=notepad
REGI $HKCR\.wcs\=wcsfile
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\=WCS File
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\DefaultIcon\=%SystemRoot%\SYSTEM32\%PECMD%,0
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\open\command\=%PECMD% LOAD %L
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\Edit\command\=%EDIT% %L
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\=PECMD load
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\command\=%PECMD% "LOAD %L"
REGI $HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\PATHEXT=.COM;.EXE;.NTR;.NTE;.NTX;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH;.WCS;.WCE;.WCX;.WCZ

SIW2 said:

BcdBootDiskv11.zip

will trz it , thank you ....

SIW2 said:

BcdBootDiskv11.zip

It is a .wcs file. Can run from winpe desktop when you associate .wcs files with pecmd.

to do that add the following lines to pecmd.ini

(To run .wcs files in Windows, rt click the .wcs file and select Open With, then browse to pecmd.exe)


ENVI PECMD=PECMD.EXE
ENVI EDIT=notepad
REGI $HKCR\.wcs\=wcsfile
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\=WCS File
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\DefaultIcon\=%SystemRoot%\SYSTEM32\%PECMD%,0
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\open\command\=%PECMD% LOAD %L
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\Edit\command\=%EDIT% %L
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\=PECMD load
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\command\=%PECMD% "LOAD %L"
REGI $HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\PATHEXT=.COM;.EXE;.NTR;.NTE;.NTX;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH;.WCS;.WCE;.WCX;.WCZ

On first try its working. Have not yet had the chance to test actual file opening and editing. Will try to get back.

Media Player Classic - BE
updated to 1.6.3

Code:

https://netix.dl.sourceforge.net/project/mpcbe/MPC-BE/Release%20builds/1.6.3/MPC-BE.1.6.3.x64-installer.zip

for wind 22621 needed to add RESAMPLEDMO.DLL and reg for all ext

Code:

ex
RegHiveLoad,Tmp_Default,%RegDefault%
RegWrite,HKLM,0x4,Tmp_Default\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ApplicationAssociationToasts,MPC-BE_.wav,0
RegWrite,HKLM,0x4,Tmp_Default\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ApplicationAssociationToasts,MPC-BE_.mp4,0
RegWrite,HKLM,0x4,Tmp_Default\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ApplicationAssociationToasts,MPC-BE_.mp3,0
RegHiveUnLoad,Tmp_Default

Hi,
I apologise if this has been asked before, but I was unable to find a similar request, answer or example.
I wish to import a wireless certificate into my Win10XPE build at runtime so that the certificate can be updated without requiring a full rebuild.

More specifically, I wish to include a wifi profile at build time and, upon booting into Win10XPE, I would like it to automatically import USB:\wifi-cert.pfx (for example) so that it can connect to the wifi using the defined profile and newly imported cert.

Is that possible to do?

If so, could someone please help me out with it? Would it be as simple as launching "certutil" to import it at boot time, or does WinRE work differently with regards to certificate management?

Thank you in advance.

My apologies, a wireless certificate is just a computer/personal certificate that's used to authenticate a computer on an enterprise wifi network (like what schools use).
Enterprise wifi networks don't use a single network key to connect (like home networks do). Instead they either use a username and password, or a certificate that's installed on the computer.

MMC > Certificates didnt work. Import-PfxCertificate didnt work, and certutil was missing.

I decided to try a friend's custom-made .net4 cert installer, and that worked! So good to know it's possible to import your own certificates :)

Sorry for the trouble, you can ignore my previous request.