Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk

Kyhi said:

Please try this version of modify-pese 18.05.23

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8ilknog8ao....05.23.7z?dl=0

Hello,

I tried modify-pese 18.05.23.

• I copied boot.wim from the original winpese.
• I pressed 2 on modify-pese 18.05.23.
• I pressed 2 again without changing any files.
• I pressed 4 to build iso.

This time I got the error below:

Kyhi said:

Are you booting legacy or UEFI

Kyhi said:

My Guess is that the winload file is corrupted during extract or capture by wimlib

You can try mounting the boot.wim with DISM
make your file changes
unmount and commit the changes with DISM

I am booting legacy. VMWare UEFI mode is not booting both modified and the WinPESE original ISO. UEFI boot result on VMWare with unmodified original ISO:



I have uploaded the re-compiled version of the original iso to Google Drive. As I said in my previous post, I used modify-pese 18.05.23, I didn't add or remove any files from the original ISO, and it is giving this error. I don't know what is getting corrupted in the iso: https://drive.google.com/open?id=15N...7V36PIanMDgEQL

When I use dism for mount / unmount and commit, and then re-create iso with "modify-pese 18.05.23" (with option 4), the ISO is booting without a problem.

But when I mount with dism, add some new softwares to the iso, unmount and commit with dism, and then re-create iso with "modify-pese 18.05.23" (with option 4), the iso is giving this error.

This is a very strange problem. I really want to know, when you edit the original x86 winpese wim, add new softwares to it, commit and rebuild the iso, don't you get any errors? Which os, os build and architecture (x32 or x64) are you using on your pc?

Thank you.

If KYHI used winbuilder to make his thing, then my adapted version of pecmd.exe will be in there. If so, you can add links in pecmd.ini.

Example to add desktop link

LINK %Desktop%\Macrium,x:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect.exe

To add link to startmenu

LINK %StartMenu%\BootTools\BootIce,x:\Program Files\Booticex64.exe

SIW2 said:

You could try doing it manually.

1.Use an isohandler to copy the boot.wim out of the iso.

2. Then use 7-zip gui to add your new program files to the wim. (You can also probably add desktop/startmenu links to your new programs. I use pecmd for that - not sure what KYHI has used.)

3. Use the isohandler to replace boot.wim in the iso and save as something.iso

If you haven't got an isohandler, gburner trial is fully functional for 30 days.
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Thank you very much for the informations.

Error re-produce:

• Open boot.wim file with 7zip.
• Export "Program Files" folder located in boot.wim to a temp folder (for example to "C:\WinPE\Program Files").
• Delete "Program Files" folder located in the boot.wim.
• Re-add "C:\WinPE\Program Files" folder into the boot.wim.
• Rebuild the iso with gBurner or with the any other tools.
• The iso fails to boot.

Can you re-produce this problem?

Thank you.

I have another question. Is it possible to update a WinPE version?

Win14393PESE_x86 ISO v170116 seems Windows 10 Version: 1607 - RedStone 1 (Build: 14393 ).

Can I update it to Version: 1803 - RedStone 4 (Build: 17134.1)? If I integrate all windows updates to the wim, will it be Version: 1803?

Thank you.