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| == Creation ==
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| A custom Windows PE image can be created with the following instructions, provided that a set of tools from Microsoft are installed.
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| ===Windows XP or Server 2003 ===
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| Windows PE creation based on [[Windows XP]] or [[Windows Server 2003|Server 2003]] requires the Windows OEM Preinstallation Kit (OPK). To create a WinPE image, the following steps have to be performed:
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| #Open a command prompt window (under elevated privileges if running under Windows Vista or later)
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| #Mount the ISO file under a drive letter or insert the installation disc.
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| #Change the directory to a folder that contains <code>mkimg.cmd</code>.
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| #Run the following command:
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| ::<pre>mkimg.cmd (The drive letter of the installation disc) (Target folder) (Target ISO)</pre>
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| ===Windows Vista or later ===
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| Windows PE image creation based on Windows Vista or 7 requires the Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK). For later versions of Windows, the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (and the Windows PE addons for ADK versions 1809+) are required.
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| To create a WinPE image, the following steps have to be performed:
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| #Start the Windows PE/Deployment and Imaging Tools command prompt under administrative privileges.
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| #Run the following set of commands:
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| ::<pre>copype (x86/amd64/ia64/arm/arm64) (Target folder)</pre>
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| ::<pre>makewinpemedia /iso (source folder) (target ISO)</pre>
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| ==Gallery== | | ==Gallery== |