Windows PE 5.x boot problem

[KYHI]

and it looks like this ?

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[balubeto]

Or make two WinPE versions - they use 3 different files - one of them is the bootmgr.efi

So, how do I do this?

Thanks

Bye

 

[KYHI]

Right Click - Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment - run as administrator

Run these commands to create the media directory
copype amd64 C:\WinPE_amd64
copype x86 C:\WinPE_x86

To make a bootable USB Stick (X being the usb drive letter)
MakeWinPEMedia /UFD C:\WinPE_x86 X:
MakeWinPEMedia /UFD C:\WinPE_amd64 X:

To make an ISO File
MakeWinPEMedia /ISO C:\WinPE_x86 C:\WinPE_x86\WinPEx86.iso
MakeWinPEMedia /ISO C:\winpe_amd64 C:\winpe_amd64\WinPEx64.iso

 

[balubeto]

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

 

[balubeto]

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

 

[KYHI]

Or make two WinPE versions - they use 3 different files - one of them is the bootmgr.efi

- just as stated before

 

[balubeto]

Or make two WinPE versions - they use 3 different files - one of them is the bootmgr.efi

- just as stated before

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

 

[KYHI]

That is the problem, you have to overcome..

How to tell your PE that > if boot type = x86 uefi run bootmgr.a else run bootmgr.b

 

[balubeto]

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

 

[SIW2]

It is possible to use linux utilities to boot iso files as partition images, even with efi and secure boot. It is quite complicated, and limits you to using iso files.

No simple ideal solution that I know of. Yet another efi anoyance.

 

[balubeto]

It is possible to use linux utilities to boot iso files as partition images, even with efi and secure boot. It is quite complicated, and limits you to using iso files.

No simple ideal solution that I know of. Yet another efi anoyance.

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

 

[KYHI]

No, bootmgr.efi is different for x86 and x64..

so unless you know how to setup and use 3 different boot managers - it is not possible - and even Microsoft has not figured out how to do what your are trying to do..

So once again what you are wanting to do is not possible..