Mount your windows image by doing the following > Click Start > All Programs > Microsoft Windows AIK > Deployment Tools Command Prompt. The project has been developed by ‘wimb’ and can use your existing Windows 7 system or a Windows 7 DVD for the source files (it will copy these files to make a bootable USB drive). This allows you to boot to WinPE and have Media Player, Explorer, IE8 and. I’m assuming your USB drive has the drive letter G: (yours will probably be something else). You can create a mini Windows 7 OS on a bootable USB drive. You do that in a 3 STEP process, you Mount the image (which puts a copy in a folder on your computer), then you edit the COPY of the image that’s in that folder, and finally you UNMOUNT the image and COMMIT your changes.ġ.

The way your drive works is, it mounts a Windows image (called boot.wim) when it loads, so to make changes you need to alter that image. Step 4 – Working with your Windows PE Drive. OK, so it’s not very exiting, to start making it a bit more useful i’m going to use Nu2Menu. Make sure you have a machine that can boot to USB and make sure the drive works. Finally copy the contents or either c:winpe_amd64iso or c:winpe_x86iso to your flash drive. Copy c:winpe_amd64winpe.wim c:winpe_amd64ISOsourcesboot.wimĭism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:C:winpe_amd64ISOsourcesboot.wim /index:1 /MountDir:C:winpe_amd64mountĭism /image:C:winpe_amd64mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:'C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPswinpe-wmi.cab'ĭism /image:C:winpe_amd64mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:'C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPswinpe-hta.cab'ĭism /image:C:winpe_amd64mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:'C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsPEToolsamd64WinPE_FPswinpe-scripting.cab'Ĭopy 'C:Program FilesWindows AIKToolsamd64imagex.exe' C:winpe_amd64mountWindowsSystem32imagex.exeĭism /unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:winpe_amd64mount /CommitĤ.

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