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When I display a list of the disk partitions, three partitions are displayed: two NTFS and one FAT32 partitions. The FAT32 partition (100 MB) is the "System Reserved". Right? Thanks Bye

No. So now, how do I perform the option one, ie how do I assign the letters to the partitions? Thanks Bye

So, how should I assign a letter to this partition with diskpart command to perform your procedure? When I will end perform this procedure, how I will do to remove this letter? When I display a list of the disk partitions, three partitions are displayed: two NTFS and one FAT32 partitions. The...

I installed Windows 8.1 Update Enterprise on a disk with the GPT partition scheme. I'm performing the procedure of the option one and I noticed that, writing "list volume" of the diskpart command, the "System Reserved" partition has no assigned letter. Why? How do I identify this partition in...

By chance, there is a Powershell command to do this? Thanks Bye

Hi Using the Windows 8.x command prompt, how do I decompress a zip file with the Microsoft commands? Thanks Bye

From what I understand, it would be enough to create the efisys.bin and bootmgr.efi files that work indifferently with the the UEFI 32/64 bit. Right? If so, as I do this possibly using Microsoft utilities? Thanks Bye

So, how can I do to solve my problem? By chance, using only Microsoft utilities, there is a new procedure for the creation of an ISO of Windows PE 5.x 32/64 bit perfectly working on any type of computer? Thank you and sorry again Bye

Hi When I edit the \EFI\microsoft\boot\BCD file, even edit the bootmgr.efi file? If I rename this bootmgr.efi file, what should I do to get it recognize from Windows PE? Thanks Bye

I also noticed that the bootmgr.efi file of the root directory of the cd 32 bit is different than what is in the cd 64 bit. So, when I combine the two CD, what should I do with these two files? Thanks Bye

Excuse me again, but you can send me the etfsboot.com and efisys.bin files and write the commands that you used to create the Windows PE ISO and to create its bootable USB stick? Thanks Bye

So, how do I do this? Thanks Bye

I created an iso CD. Thanks Bye

I recreated your iso with command oscdimg -o -u2 -udfver102 -bootdata:3#p0,e,b"<Windows_PE_Path>\Boot_files\etfsboot.com"#pEF,e,b"<Windows_PE_Path>\Boot_files\efisys_x32.bin"#pEF,e,b"<Windows_PE_Path>\Boot_files\efisys_x64.bin" "<Windows_PE_Path>\x32-x64"...

Your WinPE.iso does not boot on any type of computer. Why? Thanks Bye

I have no more understanding nothing. Following my procedure, if I create my iso with the command oscdimg -o -u2 -udfver102 -bootdata:3#p0,e,b"<Windows_PE_Path>\Boot_files\etfsboot.com"#pEF,e,b"<Windows_PE_Path>\Boot_files\efisys_x32.bin"#pEF,e,b"<Windows_PE_Path>\Boot_files\efisys_x64.bin"...

To create an iso that works in any case, I thought to rename the two Efisys.bin in efisys_x32.bin and efisys_x64.bin and then use the command oscdimg -o -u2 -udfver102...

I downloaded this WinPE. Now, using only the Microsoft utilities, how do I create an ISO image and create a bootable USB stick? By chance, you know the proper procedure to create this WinPE 32/64 bit because I want to know it? Thanks Bye

Perhaps, I discovered the problem: I noticed that the efisys.bin file of Windows PE 32 bit is different than 64 bit. So, how do I create a CD of Windows PE 32/64 bit fully working? Or rather, how do I create a efisys.bin single file? Thanks Bye

The contents of the \EFI\Boot directory is: Where did I go wrong? How come my CD does not start in the 64 bit computers with the UEFI? Thanks Bye