
Increasing the WinPE Cache Size can make your Windows PE recovery disc experience faster. One option worth changing is the WinPE Cache Size. The Build Core options let you set options relating to the operating system, such as the keyboard language and format, whether to use Explorer or WinXShell (a lightweight open source alternative), the desktop background (if you want to "brand" your rescue disc), as well as network, power, and build options. Set the Build Core OptionsĪt the top of the applications list is the Build Core option. It also gives you several application-specific options, as well as whether you want shortcuts or otherwise. If you click on an application, WinBuilder gives you a description of what it does. You can use the freeware ISO2Disc, Rufus, Imgburn or any other burning application of your choice.There is no right or wrong way to choose the apps you want on your disc. Finally, you can burn the ISO image (winpe.iso) onto a CD-ROM or USB stick.Oscdimg -b"c:\winpe\fwfiles\" -n c:\winpe\media c:\winpe\winpe.iso

Now that we have the base image (boot.wim) and its time to create the bootable WinPE ISO image by running the following command:.Unmount the image and commit the changes back to the WinPE boot.wim file.ĭism /unmount-image /mountdir:c:\winpe\mount /commit.sys driver files in order to install the driver.ĭism /image:c:\winpe\mount /add-driver:"c:/storage/iaStor.inf"

You will need to collect and extract the raw.

This step will copy the boot files and the Windows PE boot image (boot.wim) to the folder c:\winpe\media. If you want to make a 32-bit WinPE bootdisk, just replace amd64 with x86. Create an empty folder such as c:\winpe, and then type this command:

When you install the ADK, you only need to select these two features: Deployment Tools and Windows Preinstallation Environment.
