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  1. TJG
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       #21

    One more note, I'm using Win 7 Retail. Not sure if this works with OEM system repair disc.

    TJG
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  2. Posts : 72
    Windows 7 Ultimate x32
       #22

    This is interesting topic here. Just joined the forum earlier and saw this. Will give this one a try. This is actually my first post also here. I hope damien would not mind. Thanks!
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  3. Posts : 880
    Windows 7 Professional 64bit
       #23

    I have a residual, probably dumb question before I get started: A System Repair Disc is a System Repair Disc and includes basic Windows start programs and whatnot. It doesn't matter from what computer you make it (tho an SP1-made disc may be slight different from a non-SP1 disc), i.e. it doesn't have PC-specific stuff on it like custom video or other drivers. Is this true?

    Can custom drivers e.g. USB3.0 be ADDED to it easily, somehow?
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  4. TJG
    Posts : 77
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       #24

    maxseven

    The only thing you have to watch for is get a 32 or 64 bit system repair disc that match your system. I think you can use custom drivers in a .inf format but I haven't did that.
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  5. Posts : 880
    Windows 7 Professional 64bit
       #25

    TJG I've hit a couple snags. First, I don't seem to have a nu2menu executable anywhere. I saw a dir in damien's Windows dir when the winpe.wim is dism'ed/mounted but I don't have that (I do have Acronis is the Program Files so that does seem to have worked). I have to DL it? And install to Windows?

    And when I try to edit the winpeshl.ini file, I can't save it, as though I have no write access to the /mount dir or something. Any ideas?

    EDIT: I figured-out to DL the nu2menu files and I also edited the winpeshl.ini file, but only by first creating a winpeshl.txt file, deleting the .ini file, and renaming the winpeshl.txt file to .ini. Not sure why this was necessary but there you go.

    Before-dinner drinks are calling, but up next will be creating the .xml menu file. Yours look sorta odd to me TJG as it refers to a nu2shell file in windows that I don't have?
    Last edited by maxseven; 12 Sep 2011 at 18:28.
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  6. TJG
    Posts : 77
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       #26

    Sounds like you are getting close, the winpeshl.ini file is/was read-only and you have it working now. The nu2menu.xml that I have works on my system, I don't have that nu2shell file either. I don't really know how to program xml files, if you do then fix it and send me a copy. In notepad when you save a file other than a .txt file, put it in quotes "file.ini" that keeps it from putting .txt on the end of file. Let me know how it works out.

    TJG
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  7. TJG
    Posts : 77
    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bits
       #27

    One more note, you have to use the Acronis WinPE ISO Builder from the plus pack to install the Acronis program files and reg files. I think the entries for the reg must be in the Builder exe file as I haven't been able to find them in the program.

    TJG
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  8. Posts : 16,161
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       #28

    If you extract the builder.exe into a folder and post screenies of the contents , I may be able to figure it out just by looking.

    I have everything else working in my pe3 build - easy to get the Seagate DiscWizard working , so it should be doable.

    Might make a little app. to automate the task.

    Does it come in both bit versions? Macrium does a 64 bit pe plugin - everyone else seems to do 32 bit only .

    That's no prob. Simpler to make 32 bit pe3 .
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  9. Posts : 880
    Windows 7 Professional 64bit
       #29

    Thanks for your responses--I think I am close, too, and will work on it today and hopefully get it to work. All I *really* want is to get Acronis to run, but it would be nice too I suppose if I could somehow get the menu to offer me the Windows Repair selections also.

    Yes I have ATIH2010 w/Plus Pack and launched the PP Acronis WinPE ISO Builder to make an AcronisMedia.wim. Oddly, the first time I tried it, it didn't work, it simply made an "AcronisMedia.wim" that was an exact duplicate of the boot.wim from my Repair disc. I looked for the registry key the Acronis docs said was supposed to be at HKLM\Software\Acronis\MediaAddons\Settings\TrueImageHome and there was nothing there, but later I noted there WAS such an entry in SysWOW64 instead for this 64-bit setup. Anyway I think somehow I hadn't pointed the WinPE ISO Builder at Acronis' BartPE directory properly, which is where the addon files are located in a .zip file.

    Well anyway the files are mounted now--I just have to edit the .xml file and see if the thing will boot.

    @TJG sorry about the PM last evening--I was struggling with this at the time and noticed you were on line & tried to get your attention!
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  10. Posts : 880
    Windows 7 Professional 64bit
       #30

    SIW2 said:
    I have everything else working in my pe3 build - easy to get the Seagate DiscWizard working , so it should be doable.
    Oops this went over-my-head the 1st time I read your post. If you have a nu2menu .xml file you've customized SIW2 can you show it to us? As another example we can look at?
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