Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk

1) Create a FAT32 > 2GB - 32GB < Partition at the end of your drive
2) Copy the contents (Files) from the Rescue Media ISO to FAT32 partition
3) Run proper Batch File to add the FAT32 Bootable Partition to your host Boot Menu Options
PESE_UEFI_BOOT.bat
PESE_MBR_BOOT.bat
4) Batch File will ask for partition "Drive Letter"
Batch File will ask you to type a "Name" for the Boot Menu Entry
Batch File will ask you if you want to Display "Metro Boot Menu"
Note: Batch just runs simple windows bcdedit commands to add the boot menu option....

Create a Fat32 Partition on your HDD
Mount ISO and copy contents to that Partition
If your system is UEFI run UEFI_Boot
If Your system is MBR run MBR_Boot

I'm just checking if there are any updates and I noticed that Win10XPE_1803R_180908_x64 has been taken down?

There will not be any more Pre-Made ISO's posted > As You Can Create Your Own Rescue Media > Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media

@Kyhi: thanks for your excellent rescue disk to which I keep pointing users. Would it be possible to provide e.g. a link to instructions to create a bootable disk? I keep having to add those. Rufus and the command line option would be great. Some users simply copy the iso to a disk.... Thanks!

My 2 cents,

This is both a fascinating and important thread for those who spent a lot of time testing computers. But, for the average person who uses a standard computer, and has an odd problem cropping up (like myself), this is not necessary. Nothing substitutes verified mirror backups, separate mirrors for the OS, and the data, which means that one never keeps data on the OS partition. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Would it be possible to provide e.g. a link to instructions to create a bootable disk? I keep having to add those.

Given me a link to your posted Instructions and I will quote you on first post

Hi, @NavyLCDR has just posted this which includes command prompt sequence and much more - perhaps too much for this purpose, but covers issues arising rather well:
Installing Win 10 x64 using a flash memory - Page 2 - Windows 10 Forums


and Rufus instructions are in Option 2 of this tutorial, but refer there, of course, to a Win 10 iso.
Create Bootable USB Flash Drive to Install Windows 10 | Tutorials

See First Post....

See page 151-152

bearhntr said:

skydecboot - AWSOME SUGGESTION

I downloaded the "Free Download Manager" and it worked like a champ. Downloaded the 1.2GB file in 18 mins...and HASH checks out.

Many thanks for making the suggestion.

bearhntr