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*** Update of Make_PE3 package to Create Portable Windows 7 PE *** Changed - Make_PE3.exe tested and working OK in x64 Windows 7 OS Changed - hardcoded C:\Windows in driverpath replaced by @WindowsDir and %SystemRoot% Changed - Error handling improved (reg load error detected) Changed - Program Version - latest version is now 1.7 Known issue: Previous use of imagex version 6.0.6001 (e.g. for making BB-7PE) results in reg load error when using Make_PE3 programs. It means that when Make_PE3 has mounted boot.wim with Dism, that reg load of PE registry fails. Solution: simply Reboot before using Make_PE3 programs to remove memory of imagex usage. Has anyone another solution for this imagex usage issue ? Requirements and Info - See post #1

Which tool and what do you mean exactly ? In Make_PE3.exe you can just make 7pe_x86.iso without using the option to install on Target Drive.

But if you know that you made already an entry, then you could simply copy the new build ISO and overwrite the previous used ISO, instead of using my tool to create a new gru4dos entry.

The DirMove function of AutoIt3 is causing in Make_PE3.exe an unexpected error in OS x64 environment. Instead of moving PE3_mod\WIN7_add\x86\1\Windows to PE3_mod\WIN7_add\x86 as asked, the DirMove is moving to PE3_mod\WIN7_add\x86\Windows The result is that you get wrong nesting as PE3_mod\WIN7_add\x86\Windows\Windows which will cause error wlansvc.dll file Not found in building PE The problem only occurs in x64 OS environment when using Make_PE3.exe The batch program Make_PE3.cmd (run as admin using R-mouse) is doing OK Try to use the batch program for building 7pe_x86.iso in x64 OS environment. I will make a fix for the AutoIt3 bug for DirMove in OS x64 environment.

You can drop folder with x86 drivers in your Make_PE3\PE3_mod\WIN7_drivers\x86 folder Read more about it in file Customize_Info.txt

*** Update of Make_PE3 package to Create Portable Windows 7 PE *** Added - bootmgr.exe.mui is added to ISO for Language support at load time - Thanks to ChinaDragonAdded - VMP31_7PE_SFX.exe added made by JFX to solve Side by Side errors for VMware-player (see folder SxS_Fix_Win7PE) VMWare player can be installed and used now in x86 and x64 PE environment - Thanks to JFX Added - MSI Installer files are registered at boottime using startnet.cmd - Thanks to JFX Changed - in case of Windows 7 Setup DVD as source, then 7-Zip is used to extract very fast all needed files from install.wim Advantage: imagex is not used anymore to mount install.wim so that Dism errors are avoided and a lot of time is saved Changed - tool control and full disk overflow conditions are improved Changed - Program Version - latest version is now 1.6 You can now select three types of filelist for building 7 PE using Explorer Shell setting as: NO - small using BS Explorer Shell YES - medium using Explorer Shell (default setting) + IE8 - large using Explorer Shell + Internet Explorer 8 Requirements and Info - See post #1 winbuilder.net is down so that I could not update Make_PE3 at that location The first dowload link given above is now from MediaFire with new program Make_PE3.exe (or use mirror)

Good to hear that you can use the program now and have nice results. Copy your file wallpaper.jpg and PStart folder with portable programs in root of bootdrive or any other drive. startnet.cmd will use PStart.au3 to search for wallpaper.jpg and PStart (or U_XP_SET or ASuite) folder. In this way wallpaper.jpg is set on desktop and you can make use of Portable Programs. Your wallpaper reg setting used at boottime does not work for me, but using wallpaper.jpg outside the build in root of drive is more flexible and works for me.

Good News Hope you find some way to prevent the error without using Reboot.

For Option 2 and 3 of Make_PE3.cmd then WAIK is not used. The program needs (2x) to add s:y like this "%TP%\AIK_Tools\%PARCH%\SetACL.exe" -on "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root" -ot reg -actn ace -ace "n:S-1-5-32-544;p:full;s:y" The program needs also some changes so that old WAIK does not interfere. Next build will solve all problems. Until then don't use old WAIK

I can get now the same reg import error and Dism error 317 as you observed. It turns out that they ooccur when previously imagex.exe version 6.0.6001.18000 was used. The so called fast mounting version of imagex disturbs the system. I can solve the problem by: Uninstall WAIK (if present) Reboot Install WAIK for Windows 7 having imagex version 6.1.7600 Then fresh extract and run Make_PE3 again and the reg import error and Dism error 317 are gone, using Option 2 to make 7pe_x86.iso without WAIK Somehow having used the fast imagex version 6001 results in a system where other mounting processes fail. Hope this helps to solve your problem. EDIT: It is even more simple. After having used imagex version 6.0.6001.18000 then I get reg import and Dism error 317 when using Option 2 without WAIK to make 7pe_x86.iso Just reboot and use option 3 to remake 7pe_x86.iso Then all errors are gone .... So Reboot solves the Dism problems caused by using fast imagex version 6001

From the first picture I conclude that in this case Not the right WAIK for Windows 7 was installed, but your imagex is of Vista WAIK and has date 22-01-2008 (old 6.0.6001 version) You tried to get rid of the mnt7_inst files by using imagex (old 6.0.6001) from Make_PE3\AIK_Tools\amd64 That did not work. Try first to use Dism from your x64 Windows\System32 folder (open cmd prompt), using the given command. Dism.exe /unmount-wim /mountdir:"D:\Make_PE3\mnt7_inst" /discard Otherwise: Please retry the described manual unmount using the new imagex tool of WAIK for Windows 7 (version 6.1.7600) But first you need: Uninstall old WAIK and Install new WAIK for Windows 7 Rename Make_PE3\AIK_Tools folder to Make_PE3\old_Tools Start Make_PE3.cmd as admin to collect new tools in folder AIK_Tools\amd64 Take care also that the Windows 7 source from which install.wim was mounted is available (e.g. DVD in drive) Or if you tried imagex version 7600 that did not work, then try version 6001 If nothing works try other filemanager that is not blocked by Windows OS to remove folder mnt7_inst May be you can use explorerxp or FreeCommander May be this helps. If you succeed in removal of mnt7_inst dir then: Make a fresh start. Remove old Make_PE3 folder with already collected wrong tools. Uninstall old WAIK and Install WAIK for Windows 7 Then run the downloaded Make_PE3.exe to extract as folder Make_PE3 Then run Make_PE3.exe or Make_PE3.cmd from Make_PE3 folder and use options to build 7pe_x86.iso The needed Tools are collected in AIK_Tools folder on first start of the programs.

*** Update of Make_PE3 package to Create Portable Windows 7 PE *** Added - Wow6432Node registry for support of 32-bits programs in 7pe_amd64.iso builds Thanks to JFX for making the registry files - Fileselectors work very well now Added - SxS_7PE_SFX_x86.exe added in System32 and made by JFX to solve Side by Side errors - Run manually from System32 Added - MSI Installer- working now in x86 and x64 versions Thanks to JFX, dera, Kullenen_Ask and Zetup-EXE Changed - Search for PStart and ASuite to avoid cardreader empty drive issue using AutoIt3 routine made by JFX Added - Auto setting of System Locale proposed by ChinaDragon and derived from WAIK if available Added - Picture support in IE8 e.g. Google Maps working now Added - Portable QtWeb Internet Browser and Explorer++ FileManager Added - Wheel Mouse registry - e.g. convenient in Google maps Added - User Pinned Start Menu and Taskbar for Quick Launch of programs Removed - WLAN HotFix for x64 builds - Not needed anymore Changed - Program Version - latest version is now 1.5 The 7pe_amd64.iso version of Portable Windows 7 PE is working now almost perfect, thanks to JFX Known issue to be fixed: In x64 PENetwork - Sharing by Start of Lanman server fails (some missing file ?) Requirements and Info - See post #1 Future developments: Optional Removal of IE8 - to reduce size and moreover it is better to use instead Portable QtWeb from PStart Menu EDIT August 2, 2010 - Quick Fix of PStart.au3 Error - Please Redownload Make_PE3.exe

The mnt7_inst folder is the directory where install.wim of your Setup DVD is mounted. Somehow the program was stopped before it could unmount install.wim as would have been done normally. Now you can unmount install.wim manually to fix your problem. If imagex.exe is available in D:\Make_PE3\AIK_Tools\amd64 folder then: Open Admin Command Prompt at D:\Make_PE3\AIK_Tools\amd64 folder (use R-mouse menu) and give command: imagex.exe /unmount "D:\Make_PE3\mnt7_inst" Otherwise: If Dism.exe is available in D:\Make_PE3AIK_Tools\amd64\Dism folder then: Open Admin Command Prompt at D:\Make_PE3AIK_Tools\amd64 folder (use R-mouse menu) and give command: Dism.exe /unmount-wim /mountdir:"D:\Make_PE3\mnt7_inst" /discard This will have fixed your problem. I think running the program again could also have fixed the problem, but I advise here the manual way. Succes and Cheers

Reduction of Windows 7 size by factor 40 would be possible and interesting ..... Functional Size can be around 200 MB .....

Audio Fix works for some audio devices but NOT for all, and Audio Fix is not working yet for x64. If yours is not working then you need to fix registry manually: You can also modify Make_PE3\PE3_mod\PE3_add\x86\Windows\System32\audio_fix.cmd Latest version has Explorer Icon on Desktop with correct setting to see USB-drive connected after boot. My Computer will not show USB-drive connected after boot, but Explorer will show your USB-drive.

The missing images are caused by missing system32 files, but I don't know yet exactly which extra files are needed. By extending the WIN7_add_explor.txt filelist, I can even have Google maps working in IE8 of 7pe_x86.iso But which of these files is really needed (in 7pe no Optimize available and in pe3 no images ....) \Windows\System32\en-US\evr.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\Explorer.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\fauxshell.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\hotplug.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\iccvid.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\imaadp32.acm.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\imageres.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\IPBusEnum.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\iphlpsvc.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\iprtrmgr.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\iyuv_32.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\kswdmcap.ax.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\ksxbar.ax.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\l3codeca.acm.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\listsvc.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\lltdres.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mciavi32.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mcicda.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mciqtz32.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mciseq.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mciwave.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mdminst.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mf.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\MFC40u.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\midimap.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mlang.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mmcss.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\modemui.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mp4sdecd.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\msacm32.drv.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\msadp32.acm.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\MSDartCmn.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\msg711.acm.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\msgsm32.acm.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\mshta.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\msimtf.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\msrle32.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\msvidc32.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\MSWMDM.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\NetStart.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\ntlanui2.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\objsel.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\pcasvc.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\photowiz.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\PlaySndSrv.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\pnrpauto.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\pnrpnsp.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\pnrpsvc.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\powercfg.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\profsvc.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\qasf.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\qcap.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\qdv.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\qdvd.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\qedit.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\quartz.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\qwave.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\rasdial.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\rasgcw.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\rasmm.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\rasphone.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\rasplap.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\RemountDrv.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\rpcnsh.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\rshx32.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\runas.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\RunLegacyCPLElevated.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\runonce.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\sberes.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\sccls.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\sensrsvc.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\sessenv.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\SfcScan.exe.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\shsvcs.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\ssdpsrv.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\sti.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\sti_ci.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\StorSvc.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\syncui.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\tapisrv.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\tapiui.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\TCPMON.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\TCPMonUI.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\termsrv.dll.mui \Windows\System32\en-US\themeservice.dll.mui \Windows\System32\erdclb.dll \Windows\System32\erddiskpart.exe \Windows\System32\ErdHelp.exe \Windows\System32\erdulib.dll \Windows\System32\evr.dll \Windows\System32\fauxshell.dll \Windows\System32\fmapi.dll \Windows\System32\gatherNetworkInfo.vbs \Windows\System32\gatherwirelessinfo.vbs \Windows\System32\gatherwirelessinfo.xslt \Windows\System32\gimagex.exe \Windows\System32\hotplug.dll \Windows\System32\icaapi.dll \Windows\System32\iccvid.dll \Windows\System32\icmui.dll \Windows\System32\imaadp32.acm \Windows\System32\IMAGEX.EXE \Windows\System32\iologmsg.dll \Windows\System32\IPBusEnum.dll \Windows\System32\IPBusEnumProxy.dll \Windows\System32\iphlpsvc.dll \Windows\System32\iprtprio.dll \Windows\System32\iprtrmgr.dll \Windows\System32\iyuv_32.dll \Windows\System32\ksproxy.ax \Windows\System32\kstvtune.ax \Windows\System32\Kswdmcap.ax \Windows\System32\ksxbar.ax \Windows\System32\l3codeca.acm \Windows\System32\l3codecp.acm \Windows\System32\ListSvc.dll \Windows\System32\lltdres.dll \Windows\System32\lltdsvc.dll \Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash\Flash10e.ocx \Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil10e.exe \Windows\System32\Magnification.dll \Windows\System32\mciavi.drv \Windows\System32\mciavi32.dll \Windows\System32\mcicda.dll \Windows\System32\mciqtz32.dll \Windows\System32\mciseq.dll \Windows\System32\mciseq.drv \Windows\System32\mciwave.dll \Windows\System32\mciwave.drv \Windows\System32\mdminst.dll \Windows\System32\MediaMetadataHandler.dll \Windows\System32\mf.dll \Windows\System32\mfc40u.dll \Windows\System32\mfds.dll \Windows\System32\MFPlay.dll \Windows\System32\mfps.dll \Windows\System32\mfvdsp.dll \Windows\System32\MFWMAAEC.DLL \Windows\System32\midimap.dll \Windows\System32\mmcss.dll \Windows\System32\MMSYSTEM.DLL \Windows\System32\modemui.dll \Windows\System32\MP3DMOD.DLL \Windows\System32\MP43DECD.DLL \Windows\System32\MP4SDECD.DLL \Windows\System32\Mpeg2Data.ax \Windows\System32\mpg2splt.ax \Windows\System32\MPG4DECD.DLL \Windows\System32\MSAC3ENC.DLL \Windows\System32\msacm32.drv \Windows\System32\msadp32.acm \Windows\System32\mscoree.dll \Windows\System32\MSDartCmn.dll \Windows\System32\msdmo.dll \Windows\System32\msdxm.ocx \Windows\System32\msdxm.tlb \Windows\System32\msg711.acm \Windows\System32\msgsm32.acm \Windows\System32\mshta.exe \Windows\System32\mshtml.tlb \Windows\System32\mshtmled.dll \Windows\System32\msimtf.dll \Windows\System32\msmpeg2adec.dll \Windows\System32\msmpeg2vdec.dll \Windows\System32\msrle32.dll \Windows\System32\msvidc32.dll \Windows\System32\msvideo.dll \Windows\System32\mswmdm.dll \Windows\System32\msyuv.dll \Windows\System32\NetStart.exe \Windows\System32\npmproxy.dll \Windows\System32\ntlanui2.dll \Windows\System32\objsel.dll \Windows\System32\pcasvc.dll \Windows\System32\PeerDistSh.dll \Windows\System32\PEShell.exe \Windows\System32\PEShell.ini \Windows\System32\pngfilt.dll \Windows\System32\pnrpauto.dll \Windows\System32\pnrpnsp.dll \Windows\System32\pnrpsvc.dll \Windows\System32\powercfg.exe \Windows\System32\profprov.dll \Windows\System32\profsvc.dll \Windows\System32\pwdserv.exe \Windows\System32\qasf.dll \Windows\System32\qcap.dll \Windows\System32\qdv.dll \Windows\System32\qdvd.dll \Windows\System32\qedit.dll \Windows\System32\quartz.dll \Windows\System32\qwave.dll \Windows\System32\rasdial.exe \Windows\System32\rasgcw.dll \Windows\System32\RASMM.dll \Windows\System32\rasphone.exe \Windows\System32\rasplap.dll \Windows\System32\RemountDrv.exe \Windows\System32\RESAMPLEDMO.DLL \Windows\System32\rgb9rast.dll \Windows\System32\rpchttp.dll \Windows\System32\rpcnsh.dll \Windows\System32\rshx32.dll \Windows\System32\runas.exe \Windows\System32\RunLegacyCPLElevated.exe \Windows\System32\runonce.exe \Windows\System32\RunScanner.exe \Windows\System32\RunScannerDLL.dll \Windows\System32\sbe.dll \Windows\System32\sbeio.dll \Windows\System32\sberes.dll \Windows\System32\sccls.dll \Windows\System32\sensrsvc.dll \Windows\System32\SessEnv.dll \Windows\System32\SetPageFile.exe \Windows\System32\SfcScan.exe \Windows\System32\share.exe \Windows\System32\SHELL.DLL \Windows\System32\Shsvcs.dll \Windows\System32\SolutionWizard.exe \Windows\System32\sound.drv \Windows\System32\SoundRecorder.exe \Windows\System32\ssdpapi.dll \Windows\System32\ssdpsrv.dll \Windows\System32\startshl.exe \Windows\System32\sti.dll \Windows\System32\sti_ci.dll \Windows\System32\StorSvc.dll \Windows\System32\synceng.dll \Windows\System32\syncui.dll \Windows\System32\system.drv \Windows\System32\systray.exe \Windows\System32\tapisrv.dll \Windows\System32\tapiui.dll \Windows\System32\tcpmon.dll \Windows\System32\tcpmonui.dll \Windows\System32\themeservice.dll \Windows\System32\tsbyuv.dll \Windows\System32\TsPnPRdrCoInstaller.dll

*** Update of Make_PE3 package to Create Portable Windows 7 PE *** Added - vwifibus.sys is copied to inf folder next to netvwifibus.inf which enables driver install needed for some WLAN - Ralink RT2860 Changed - Limited search for PStart and ASuite to avoid cardreader empty drive issue (press Continue) Changed - Set system profile to X:\Users\Default instead of \system32\config\systemprofile This determines also the place for Desktop icons and will avoid x64 and x86 apps see a different profile. Changed - Windows Explorer Shortcut such that USB-drives when connected after boot are recognised. Changed - Program Version - latest version is now 1.4 Thanks to JFX for helpfull support. http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=23931&st=15 Most interesting x64 build is 312 MB 7pe_amd.iso made directly from winre.wim on Selected x64 Windows 7 drive It has Wireless Internet with IE8 and Wordpad, Paint and Photo Viewer working

Strange that relative path does not work in your case. Is mounted install.wim located on same or on other (second) harddisk ? Can you try with fresh install of XP ? It seems your cmd processor is not doing well at the moment. I think in gui that boot.wim is copied as well on getting files from setup DVD In that case install.wim is mounted in folder Make_PE3\mnt7_inst and boot.wim is copied to folder Make_PE3\win7pe_x86 So that is taken care of already

There was no program change in Selecting setup dvd drive as source Somehow your computer OS cannot deal with relative path, so that vbs routines in Make_PE3\makebt\vbscr are not found. Also Dism error apparently due to use of wrong Dism.exe is due to problem with relative path. What is the location of Make_PE3 folder in your case (path and drive) ? I will try to solve your path problems in Make_PE3.cmd program. I think Make_PE3.exe will work now better for you. boot.wim is copied for you if you select the Drive with Setup DVD as Source. But when you select folder with mounted install.wim then I don't know where boot.wim is to be found.

*** Update of Make_PE3 package to Create Portable Windows 7 PE *** Added - SetACL.exe is used for amd64 ISO version to Set permission for import of CLSID registry in SOFTWARE hive Added - IE8 custom registry settings added in PE3_CUSTOM.reg for amd64 ISO versions Changed - In all Runwait and ShellExecuteWait of Make_PE3.exe now parameters have absolute path with surrounding double quotes, in order to solve path problem encounterd by Kullenen_Ask Changed - Program Version - latest version is now 1.2 Most interesting x64 build is 312 MB 7pe_amd.iso made directly from winre.wim on Selected x64 Windows 7 drive It has Wireless Internet with IE8 and Wordpad, Paint and Photo Viewer working @Kullenen_Ask Sorry, I did not notice that you changed your previous post. So your addings have not yet been treated well may be .....

Thanks for testing. I thinks I know what is causing the problem in Make_PE3.exe There are still some more absolute path and surrounding double quotes needed. Probably the Make_PE3.cmd program is working for you. Please test Make_PE3.cmd batch program.

*** Update of Make_PE3 package to Create Portable Windows 7 PE *** This update concerns mostly a lot of improvement for x64 support, especially for making 7pe_amd64.iso Added - Turkish tr-TR as Distribution Language - Thanks to Kullenen_Ask for telling me Turkish was missing. Changed - In Make_PE3.exe xcopy is used instead of DirCopy, needed for copying IE8 and other folders in x64 OS Changed - latest AutoIt3 version 3.3.6.1 was used to compile Make_PE3.exe Added - in Make_PE3.cmd one can Select now AIK Tools folder e.g. on drive not being C: Added - Wireless Internet Support in 7pe_amd64.iso (seen for first time working ?) Added - Wordpad, Paint and Photo Viewer working in 7pe_amd64.iso Changed - x64 Shortcut Links e.g IE8 Icon on Desktop is now working in 7pe_amd64.iso Changed - Program Version - latest version is now 1.1 Known issues in 7pe_amd64.iso and pe3_amd64.iso: in pe3_amd64.iso only BS Explorer Shell is working selectable via PEShell No wallpaper support yet in amd64 ISO versions Audio Fix is not working yet in amd64 ISO versions Setting Screen Resolution only works via PEShell for amd64 versions Most interesting x64 build is 314 MB 7pe_amd64.iso made directly from winre.wim on Selected x64 Windows 7 drive It has Wireless Internet with IE8 and Wordpad, Paint and Photo Viewer working

Make_PE3 is Freeware, which means it is free for private use, but one may not sell it or use it for commercial purposes. It is not for me to decide, whether the output e.g the 7PE or PE3 ISO Boot Images, may be used as thin client in a corporate environment, but it might be quite usefull for this purpose.

Option to Select DVD as source is there Just in batch program Select 1 will give Drive selector Or in exe use button to Select Windows 7 Source You are right, tr-TR is missing in the list That is very strange, I have a lot of Distribution Languages but no Turkish. Of course I will make adjustment. Thanks for the Info. Thanks for half of the prize ....

Strange .... I assume you are using Make_PE3.exe Can you test also with Make_PE3.cmd to see if you have the same problem. And can you test with DVD or Win7 drive as source instead of your mounted install.wim