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for those who have a similar question:
i have found the clue. You can use the portable version of Python (WinPython portable)
you have to copy the appropriate Visual C++ dll from microsoft to the c:\windows\system32 folder.
now you can run your python code.0 -
Is it possible to get python to work with the 64bit version of pe?
I downloaded portable python and it worked for 32bit PE.
Does anybody have experience with that?
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@mchipser
if you like you can test my bootmgr.exe that i use for years with Linux without delay
For testing purpose i have uploaded it to
Greetings
kyor
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I had a delay when i tried to load Winpe from PXE. I don't get a a error message
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I had the same issue several years ago with Windows 7. So i still use the Vista files to boot my Winpe4 Image without any delay.
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i don't know. Have you searched in the DVD ISO
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try to use autocomlete on the command line so type in D:\Proj and use the TAB key to complete
you can try the path also without "" when you have no spaces in the path
Do you have different double quotes in your scripts?
See your quotation and my "D:\Projects\WinPE\x86\Winpe_FPs\WinPE-HTA.cab"
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For additional Packages (optional components) that are not included as defaults you have to install two Packages
these are optional components
WinPE-HTA
HTML Application support. Enables the creation of GUI applications using the Internet Explorer script engine and HTML services.
Winpe-LegacySetup
The Media Setup feature package. All Setup files from the \Sources folder on the Windows media. Add this package when servicing Setup or the \Sources folder on the Windows media. Must be added with the Setup feature package. To add a new Boot.wim to the media, add either child package in addition to the Setup and Media packages. This package is required to support Windows Server® 2008 R2 installation.
WinPE-MDAC
Microsoft® Data Access Component support. Enables queries to SQL servers with Active Directory Objects (ADO). Example usage: building a dynamic Unattend from unique system information.
WinPE-PPPoE
Enables Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) support. Create, connect, disconnect and delete PPPoE connections from Windows PE.
WinPE-Scripting
Windows Script Host (WSH) support. Enables batch file processing using WSH script objects.
WinPE-Setup
The Setup feature package (parent). All Setup files from the \Sources folder common to Client and Server.
WinPE-Setup-Client
The Client Setup feature package (child). The Client branding files for Setup. Must be added after the Setup feature package.
WinPE-Setup-Server
The Server Setup feature package (child). The Server branding files for Setup. Must be added after the Setup feature package.
WinPE-SRT
The Windows Recovery Environment feature package. Provides a recovery platform for automatic system diagnosis and repair and the creation of custom recovery solutions.
WinPE-WMI
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) support. A subset of the WMI providers that enables minimal system diagnostics.
WinPE-WDS-Tools
The Windows Deployment Services tools feature package. Includes APIs to enable a multicast scenario with a custom Windows Deployment Services client and Image Capture utility.You must install first the component and then second the language pack for that component
Here are a example how to install wmi
dism /image:C:\winpe_x86\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:"C:\Program Files\<version>\Tools\PETools\x86\WinPE_FPs\winpe-wmi.cab"
dism /image:C:\winpe_x86\mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:"C:\Program Files\<version>\Tools\PETools\x86\WinPE_FPs\en-us\winpe-wmi_en-us.cab"so the package WINPE-HTA_SV-SE.cab is only the language pack.
Hope it works for you
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when you add the the language pack and set the keyboard layout to your language (Dism /image:C:\test\offline /Set-AllIntl:sv-se) then you
have all what you need. inclusive special county character on your keyboard.
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@bookie32
The only language installed as default is english
You can get additional Winpe language files within the WAIK ISO.
i guess to remember that on WinPE 3 it's located directly on the CD.
On Winpe 4 it's installed unter C:\Program Files..\..\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Windows Preinstallation Environment\x86\WinPE_OCs
replace x86 to amd64 on above Path to get Language Pack for 64 bit systems
use
DISM.exe /Image:C:\test\offline /Add-Package /PackagePath:sv-se\lp.cab
to add language
use the following command to set WinPE to Swedish
Dism /image:C:\test\offline /Set-AllIntl:sv-se
c:\test\offline is the mounted winpe
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Unfortunately it does only work on fat/fat32. I have tested exFat but this doesn't work, too.
So my install.wim file can't be greater than 4 GB due to FAT32 limitation
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thanks Tripredacus
It works now.
I had a faulty entry in my BCD file. When i tried to set the winre image i got always a error message.
The following method works for me
Reagentc.exe /disable
delete contents of c:\recovery
copy winre.wim from boot media to c:\recovery
Reagentc.exe /setosimage /path c:\recovery /target C:\Windows
Reagentc.exe /enable
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Hi,
I want to add "Repair your Computer" to the Advanced boot optitions for Windows 7 when i press f8 during windows boot. In my Windows installation i miss
this option, at work it works. I know how to add it to the Windows 7 Bootmanager, but i want it to the advanced boot option.
Could anybody help me out?
thanks
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You can find a good documentation here on MSFN
I've used these here
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You can use grub bootloader to load winpe and other things from usb stick
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use the following command to create a efi and legacy ISO image. it works for me
oscdimg -m -o -u2 -udfver102 -bootdata:2#p0,e,bc:\pe3\etfsboot.com#pEF,e,bc:\pe3\efisys.bin c:\pe3\ISO c:\pe3\winpe3_64_efi_mbr.iso
You have to edit the path in the command
kyor
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use putty portable. it has build in telnet support
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Thanks IcemanND
good job
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you can boot DOS floppy images, Linux and WinPE over pxe.
you can use ghost.exe (16-bit) via a dos image or you can create a custom
winpe file with ghost32.exe
understand that you can boot most of your tools via pxe when it run's
under winpe, or when it can boot from a dos floppy disk.
you don't need a pxe server.
You need a tftp Server and a dhcp Server
I'm offline for the next two weeks so replies can take a bit
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you have to edit the registry, after that you must format via diskpart.
use bootsect /nt52 and install xp via commandline
see my thread here
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the problem is that w32tm needs the time service
you can start it in xp via net start w32time.
But in Winpe this does not work.
Does other utilities exist to synchronize the clock?
Greeting
kyor
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I'm really interesting to get w32tm.exe to work in WinPE, too.
I've seen that the new WinPE3.0 and Windows7 does not work with the net time command.
The command is not supported anymore
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@jaclaz
Thank you very much !!
This makes me happy B)
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Hi
Can you show me how to add two Ramdisk entries ?
I've tried the following under Vista SP1
bcdedit -store C:\TEMP\BCD -create {bootmgr} /d "Boot Manager"
bcdedit -store C:\TEMP\BCD -set {bootmgr} device boot
bcdedit -store C:\TEMP\BCD -create {ramdiskoptions} /d "WinPE1"
bcdedit -store C:\TEMP\BCD -create {ramdiskoptions} /d "WinPE2"The last command gives an error. I cant add two ramdisk optitions
can you give me the commands to add two WinPE entires ?
perhaps you can send me your bcd file
Greetings
kyor
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WIM XML description editing
in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
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Thanks for update gimagex for support the Display Name and description tag.
It works also for Windows 8.1. This topic is old but also usefull these days even with Windows 10
Now i can make a customized ISO File that support also autounattend.xml