Win10XPE Project General Discussions

They hover to gather information..
relying on the work of others...
and leave without a trace....

I updated the script for a user in another forum and two days later the oem updated the release..
Hard to keep up with is all...
So we rely on other forum members...
Or user must figure it out themselves -
Because "there is no spoon" big enough to feed everybody's demand

We also had a MOP Clean Up today..
We removed 2 New User Comments Posts
We removed 1 recent upload.
The upload was removed for two reasons
1) it was not a XPE App
2) it was not the work of the person making the upload

Those are left over files you deleted from Host HDD while in WinPE Session....
Boot into WinPE - empty Bin- Reboot into WinPE
they should be gone...

Hi James,

Sorry for my delay in following up with the query I posted the other day.  Once again you are correct in your response.  I just wanted to thank you for your assistance and expertise.  It is much appreciated.  Indeed, I learn from all your posts as I slowly become more familiar with the ins and outs of the Win10XPE project.

Thank You...
Enjoy!!

@James

RE: The upload. It works for me in XPE Hence the reason for upload. I will make a new one that is specifically for XPE and upload here for testing :)

For Testing. Could not get autoupdate to work yet.

A simple, easy to use, GUI for Windows DISM. Only suitable for users who want to (only) capture-append-apply or mount-commit-unmount images.

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INFORMATION :
DismGuiLite is a simple easy-to-use GUI for the Windows DISM.EXE program.
DismGuiLite provides a GUI only to :
- Capture-Append-Apply images to/from a WIM file
- Mount-commit-unmount the images in a WIM file (needs Windows 8 and above)

DismGuiLite allows the user to select and use a DISM.EXE other than the one in system32.
DismGuiLite allows the user to create and use images from directories (rather than only from drives).

https://sites.google.com/site/gbrtools/home/software/dismguilite

 DismGuiLite_XPE.Script (76.59 kB - downloaded 14 times.)
 DismGuiLite_XPE_File.Script (1087.72 kB - downloaded 15 times.)

Source for above Post...
http://theoven.org/index.php?topic=2930.msg34678#msg34678

Testing:

EZPathCopy is a context menu extension to copy file names and paths to the clipboard.

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EZPathCopy is a program/context-menu extension allows you to copy the following to the clipboard :
    -  File name
    -  File name without extension
    -  Path of the file
    -  Filename Extension
    -  Short (8.3) file name
    -  Parent folder name
    -  Parent folder path.

https://sites.google.com/site/gbrtools/home/software/ezpathcopy/information

 EZPathCopy_XPE.Script (40.64 kB - downloaded 15 times.)
 EZPathCopy_XPE_File.Script (1279.08 kB - downloaded 13 times.)

Much better...

Hello, Running Win10XPE with the latest ISO file (1903 build 18362) gives me the error:

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List index out of bounds (-1): [Run,%scriptfile%,OpenCmdHere]

How can I fix it?

I was not able to reproduce your Error...
Your LOG shows two registry lines failing and halting the build...
Other then that you seem to be OK with the variables...

My suggestion would be to Allow a Windows Defender Exception ( and any other A/V software) on the "D:\Win10XPE" Folder
Copy the download project to D:\
Use 7zip and "Extract Here"
Thus overwriting Existing Files...

Download ISO using the Techbench link on Main Project Opening Interface
Mount Downloaded ISO and copy contents of ISO to a Folder (in your current case > D:\Win10) Better ( D:\Win10ISO-x64 )
Select that folder as your "Source" and test with the Default Project Setting...

I know you did this before, but need to make sure nothing is corrupted...
Please let us know how you make out...

Hi

just downloaded Win10_1903_V2_EnglishInternational_x64.iso and used with Win10XPE_2019-09-20.7z
can confirm as James says builds without error and boots fine in VM, although mine is x64_en-GB not x64_en-US

I was not able to reproduce your Error...
Your LOG shows two registry lines failing and halting the build...
Other then that you seem to be OK with the variables...

My suggestion would be to Allow a Windows Defender Exception ( and any other A/V software) on the "D:\Win10XPE" Folder
Copy the download project to D:\
Use 7zip and "Extract Here"
Thus overwriting Existing Files...

Download ISO using the Techbench link on Main Project Opening Interface
Mount Downloaded ISO and copy contents of ISO to a Folder (in your current case > D:\Win10) Better ( D:\Win10ISO-x64 )
Select that folder as your "Source" and test with the Default Project Setting...

I know you did this before, but need to make sure nothing is corrupted...
Please let us know how you make out...

This is what I did before your reply: Extract with WinRar, use the Windows 10 1903 X64 V1 iso (build < 18362 from microsoft website)

What I did after your reply: Extract again with 7z command line, use Windows 10 1903 32 bit V2 (build 18362) from Techbench (I am sure that the way I downloaded the X64 is the same with Techbench)
And the result doesn't change.
Total procedure: youtu . be/3Ziw0XHmzSU

(please remove the space at the dot!)

I have tested the 1809 Oct X32 version and the error is still there. I hope the problem will be watched and fixed. There might be something with the builder tool.

Hi

I have retested the 1809 Oct X32 version and the error's do not occur for me.
are you using the project from the Win10XPE_2019-09-20.7z distribution file?

Hi

I have retested the 1809 Oct X32 version and the error's do not occur for me.
are you using the project from the Win10XPE_2019-09-20.7z distribution file?

Yeb, I use the latest version. Everything is all default.

Here is the support log file (1809 Oct version). 

I don't know either how you can get that, really weird 
It's really pure standard without anything particular in the code.
What I can say is that we would have a lot of feedbacks if there was a bug at this level, all the constructions would be affected.
Other question, how do you get %HostOS%=Win7 in the last log and not in the 1st one, this variable is not used in the project!

To see, try with PEBackery, build and then share Database\PEBakeryLog.db file, compressed in 7z
Download latest PEBackery Nightly here: https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/ied206/PEBakery/artifacts/nightly.zip?branch=develop
Extract PEBakeryLauncher.exe et Binary folder at the root, select the Windows 10 source and builds

I don't know either how you can get that, really weird 
It's really pure standard without anything particular in the code.
What I can say is that we would have a lot of feedbacks if there was a bug at this level, all the constructions would be affected.
Other question, how do you get %HostOS%=Win7 in the last log and not in the 1st one, this variable is not used in the project!

To see, try with PEBackery, build and then share Database\PEBakeryLog.db file, compressed in 7z
Download latest PEBackery Nightly here: https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/ied206/PEBakery/artifacts/nightly.zip?branch=develop
Extract PEBakeryLauncher.exe et Binary folder at the root, select the Windows 10 source and builds

I have Windows 7 and 10 dual boot. Because the error happens in Windows 10, I try both to test, and error is the same.
Here is the error I get from running Nighty (I saw it informed an error about downloading MPC and then it stopped with this log)

To see, try with PEBackery, build and then share Database\PEBakeryLog.db file, compressed in 7z
Download latest PEBackery Nightly here: https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/ied206/PEBakery/artifacts/nightly.zip?branch=develop
Extract PEBakeryLauncher.exe et Binary folder at the root, select the Windows 10 source and builds

Sorry I missed the file in Database folder.
(Is there any way to edit the post?)