Factory recovery - Create a Custom Recovery Partition  

@Rob99

https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/e...0-installation

@SIW2

Thanks for the link.

Will this work when booting from a recovery USB? Following @Kari tutorial you don't get as far as that stage when trying to just capture a system image.

Probably best to integrate the drivers into the wim image. Easily done with dism++.

for the standard ms boot.wim integrate them into image 2.

winre.wim has only 1 image so obviously it goes into image 1.

https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/Dism-M...0.1.1002.1.zip

My problem is I can't get to the part to create a windows image unless I know which volume/disk it is

Boot into your windows installation.

Use dism++ to mount boot.wim from your installation media stick/recovery media usb stick

integrate the F6 drivers

save image

unmount image

Then you will be able to see the target disk when you boot the media

screenshots of the process. In your case you are integrating drivers into boot.wim. The process is the same.

If the boot.wim has 2 images, select image 2

how to integrate drivers into wim image

"F6 drivers".......?

Did you read the dell link?

Path: IRST\F6\VMD\f6vmdflpy-x64

In ye olden days pressing F6 would bring up the load driver screen. So storage media drivers intended for bootable media are often called F6 drivers and will be in the F6 folder.

Yes, I read the Dell link, but not every word/character as wasn't at the stage to follow it through.

Thanks for the clarification

Ah great, thanks