new versions of simple winpe maker

False positive. Surprised mbam is still doing that. Nir sofer's products are very well known by now.

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ProduKey - Recover lost product key (CD-Key) of Windows/MS-Office/SQL Server

Changelog

1. Tidied up registry and cmd file, saves a few seconds off build time.

2.Updated gimagex and mkisofs

3. Fixed bug with dism9.exe

4. Win7 users will get current dism version ( if you say yes to d/l MSTools )

5. New function: If winre.wim not found, it offers to d/l the relevant winpe.wim from waik/wadk, only about 130 mb

6. New function: pretty wallpaper from free beach wallpapers included.

If you want to use your own wallpaper

Win 7 users copy your winpe.bmp into the Bin folder

win 8 afflicted, copy your winpe.jpg into the Bin folder.




https://www.dropbox.com/s/hyizrum4oo800a2/REv11.zip

Thanks Si.

Hi, it's me again the noob.
I ran the runasadmin.exe, no questions were asked an no .iso was created. There is however a folder called iso and has this in it.



I did do this from the Desktop, is it needed to extract to the root of C:\?

It doesn't need to be in the root. I have run it in a folder on an external drive with no problem. That ISO folder looks like the one created by it but is should have asked if you waneted to create an ISO image. I'll leave it to Si to sort out.

You have had a few problems with your recovery sequence, iirc.

Could be the same issue again.

an no .iso was created.

That is not much help. Did the cmd window close before asking to make an iso?

Did it offer to make the iso? If so, what happened next?

What is inside the sources folder in your screenshot?

Note: In theory it is not necessary to put it on the root, but it is a good idea as it avoids long paths and spaces.

SIW2 said:

You have had a few problems with your recovery sequence, iirc.

Could be the same issue again.

an no .iso was created.

That is not much help. Did the cmd window close before asking to make an iso?

Did it offer to make the iso? If so, what happened next?

What is inside the sources folder in your screenshot?

Note: In theory it is not necessary to put it on the root, but it is a good idea as it avoids long paths and spaces.

I fixed that, I think, because I got one of the former versions to work.

The CMD window went off on it's own and did its thing with no prompts or questions of any kind and said operation completed or something like that. After it ran I had a folder over 4GB created, which I deleted.

It seemed to have a complete w7 installer.

4gb?

No idea what is going on there.

New versions. Not different for 7 users. Some adjustments to cope with the complications of 8x if winpe needs to be downloaded.

v11 9/5/14 supports 32 and 64 bit

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hyizrum4oo800a2/REv11.zip