sorry dimo, but I cannot see the update, nor can I see the screenshot 

3 hours ago, Antonino said:

sorry dimo, but I cannot see the update, nor can I see the screenshot 

Hi, see this links:

https://www.upload.ee/files/15986935/NTHelper.exe.html

 

 

Edited November 26, 20232 yr by dimo70

no dimo i did download it but it is not nthelper.exe, it is 7zip

 

Dimo, I see some possible malware alerts in ntfs2fat32.exe 

Attaching Virustotal screenshot

there is no malware, but you can delete this file if wants to. 

Antonino, i updated the link 

 You can extract from arhiv and use

 

https://www.upload.ee/download/15999747/a8e8e08347ea1deefc0f/SetupNT.zip

Edited November 30, 20232 yr by dimo70

my dear dimo,

this time it is vlc setup

???

How do you remove this software or keep it from launching?

@dimo70 Don't merge the old x86 version into the same folder with newer x64 one.
They have different folder layout, so there will be problems.

 

JFX, thank you for advise, i will not merge.  I thing it will be better to remove my other tools.

 By fact the only interesting thing in my Helper is DiskPartAsc. It can be used as separated tool befor use WinNTSetup. 

WinNTSetup must be used only as ist in original tool.

 

Edited December 4, 20232 yr by dimo70

I'm still somewhat confused how the BIOS option ALL in WinNTSetup is supposed to work. When I boot a VHD from a USB stick and run powershell $env:firmware_type It always returns 'Legacy' when running on my Thinkpad that has CSM support for both UEFI and BIOS. Apparently setting ALL still boots in BIOS mode. If I set the BIOS for the Thinkpad  to UEFI only, the VHD won't boot. What else needs to be done or toggled with WinNTSetup so either  mode for booting will work?

Edited December 4, 20232 yr by click-click

JFX, if backup system into wim file with your tool, how will be better to restore on another disk later if needed?

2 hours ago, click-click said:

I'm still somewhat confused how the BIOS option ALL in WinNTSetup is supposed to work.

The "ALL" is just passed to bcdboot.exe, which than creates BIOS and UEFI boot files.
If it does not boot in UEFI mode, than either the boot partition is ignored (maybe it's NTFS) 
or the UEFI is a bit picky and does not look for the EFI boot loader on a MBR disk.

If the UEFI allows it, try to start the loader manually: \EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi

 

@dimo70
Yes just use WinNTSetup to apply the backuped WIM, it will change drive letter assignment and create a new boot entry.

As long as i use WinNTSetup likes more. Its not only setup tool, but a whole combain Aio Tool. 

Edited December 4, 20232 yr by dimo70

yes, the flash is formatted ntfs, How would I start the loader manually: \EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi from the flash?