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Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« on: February 06, 2016, 05:28:29 PM »

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Trying to work back through this script: http://w8pese.spam.net/Projects/Win8PESE/Build/5-Wow64.script as I am working on a derivative of WinRE (and haven't found a way to make WinBuilder act on a prexisting wim).
 
So far I've added all the regkeys, copied the entire syswow64 folder from a fully working Win10PE SE image to my the image I'm working on, copied the patched smss.exe into system32, copied the syswow64 three core files into system32, copied all the entries from winsxs, and copied all the entries from system32\catroot.
 
Unfortunately when trying to boot the image it crashes early in boot with "PROCESS1_INITIALIZATION_FAILED". Which some people say is related to bootcat.cache under system32\codeintegrity but this file does not exist in either of the PE images. Some others say smss.exe is the problem, but restoring the original smss.exe does not fix the problem.
 
Have I missed something from the script?

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #1 on: February 06, 2016, 05:29:59 PM »

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Forgot to add, the whole reason I am doing this is for RunScanner (since many newer laptops only boot EFI 64-bit without legacy option, which means I need to add syswow64 support), so if anyone knows of any other way to get this specific app or an alternative to it working I'd appreciate it!

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2016, 06:02:30 PM »

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Read the plugin from Win10PE SE, there is no patching on smss.exe for Windows 8/10 anymore.
That's the reason you get the BSOD.
« Last Edit: February 06, 2016, 06:02:48 PM by JFX »

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #3 on: February 06, 2016, 06:04:55 PM »

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Read the plugin from Win10PE SE, there is no patching on smss.exe for Windows 8/10 anymore.
That's the reason you get the BSOD.

Ah, missed that! Problem is I've tried returning the original smss and it gives me the same though. I'll try and rebuild the image in case I've done something daft.

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #4 on: February 06, 2016, 06:35:57 PM »

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Nah, same thing has happened again. This time just copied Syswow64, WinSxS, wow64 core dlls.

Only other thing I can think of it is that there is some kind of version mismatch between the target WinRE image and the source files, since the WinRE image was obtained from an install from the Media Creation Kit rather than the direct download.

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #5 on: February 06, 2016, 09:38:52 PM »

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Trying to work back through this script: http://w8pese.spam.net/Projects/Win8PESE/Build/5-Wow64.script
there is no such link.  :tongue:

Forgot to add, the whole reason I am doing this is for RunScanner (since many newer laptops only boot EFI 64-bit without legacy option, which means I need to add syswow64 support), so if anyone knows of any other way to get this specific app or an alternative to it working I'd appreciate it!

Why we created all these free public projects !
 Just use Win10PESE and WriteMedia\Copy to USB-Device or WriteMedia\Copy to USB-Device BCD BootMGR
   Win10PESE includes Runscanner.

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #6 on: February 07, 2016, 04:43:18 AM »

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there is no such link.  :tongue:

Ah I posted on reboot.pro originally, I think they censored part of it automatically!

Why we created all these free public projects !
 Just use Win10PESE and WriteMedia\Copy to USB-Device or WriteMedia\Copy to USB-Device BCD BootMGR
   Win10PESE includes Runscanner.

And it is very much appreciated - but I can't use 10PESE unfortunately as some of my DaRT-like programs don't behave properly (though I had a good play with it).

Eitherway I found out the WinRE image I am working on is 10.0.10240 and the working image from which syswow64 is being pulled from is 10.0.10586. I am guessing this is what is doing it?

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #7 on: February 07, 2016, 08:16:46 AM »

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there is no such link.  :tongue:

Ah I posted on
sure, you are careless enough to
- post on wrong forum at first place
- copy paste with not seeing what you are doing

and also
- not searching forum with dart

well, there is no interest to get DaRT since Win7PESE, figure out why.
and there is no interest to get a aik/boot wim/winre wim/ build so far, up to Chris JFX, make a guess...

anyway, good luck.

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #8 on: February 07, 2016, 10:33:45 AM »

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there is no such link.  :tongue:

Ah I posted on
sure, you are careless enough to
- post on wrong forum at first place
- copy paste with not seeing what you are doing

and also
- not searching forum with dart

well, there is no interest to get DaRT since Win7PESE, figure out why.
and there is no interest to get a aik/boot wim/winre wim/ build so far, up to Chris JFX, make a guess...

anyway, good luck.

And apparently you are careless enough to ignore DaRT-like, as in general tools for diagnostic and recovery, not the official MS DaRT.

reboot.pro have a good PE section that has helped me before so I wouldn't describe it as the 'wrong' forum so much as 'another' forum, myself.

I was looking for some help from people here who clearly know what they are talking about, on a project I am enjoying putting together. There is really no need for the abrasiveness.

Good luck to you also.

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #9 on: February 07, 2016, 10:53:20 AM »

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And apparently you are careless enough to ignore DaRT-like, as in general tools for diagnostic and recovery, not the official MS DaRT.
still only writing, not being able to google or use other brain activity.

reboot.pro have a good PE section that has helped me before so I wouldn't describe it as the 'wrong' forum so much as 'another' forum, myself.
still only writing without looking, we do not google for you to post meaningless or useless links to old stuff ! to give impression giving help.
 I do not want to believe a power PE user can be that stupid, later I learned the ones only writes posts without nothing is in this category, smart users know what they are doing.
 If you can not make a research with a simple google, better not use any PE.

Well on other side, happy times other forum.  :thumbsup:


I was looking for some help from people here who clearly know what they are talking about, on a project I am enjoying putting together. There is really no need for the abrasiveness.
still only writing without looking, with an ancient innocent looking post. Sadly simple minds always use same methods of post games.

Good luck to you also.
normal people follow advices,
others like you quickly reply posts.

check forum rules, try to google if you can,
 and if you can not do such things go after your luck elsewhere.
  as written on forum primary sections, we are not a public forum that try to increase total post # , we do not need such meaningless posts with such behaviour.

and this is Last Warning:horse:
« Last Edit: February 07, 2016, 10:54:08 AM by Lancelot »

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #10 on: February 07, 2016, 12:52:15 PM »

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Edit: you know what I'm not even going to rise to this...
« Last Edit: February 07, 2016, 12:53:05 PM by spleenharvester »

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #11 on: February 07, 2016, 01:53:17 PM »

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All my years in IT and I don't think I've ever seen such an ignorant response
than you spent your time on commercial forums.
commercial forums support you to increase post numbers, they earn $ with advertisements.
they have members to respond you forever with meaningless links and useless info that leads to nothing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQnaRtNMGMI
as long as you post, you get them make money, they are happy, you may feel happy.
they encourage you to develop things, on other side they develop nothing.

any smart IT knows this fact of kinder garden forums,
 that is the reason smart developers open their own forums on internet, mostly they fully ignore posts like yours.

You are not the first one around with such post games, playing post games, innocent or whatever,
 All my years in forums (IT  :lol:) , always same behaviour from same kind of people, as written on previous posts...
   I already document such activities with "Post Game" title, info already available on topics as written on previous posts,
    always same steps easy to follow, and very same with my 5 year old nephew.



As written on previous posts, which none you do not want to read or follow,
 If you had made your research on forum and follow info on previous posts, all above and more info already available.
  Instead you wait a ready link or solution on a post like a child. ( Not hard to detect such new members, always same 6 year old activity)
     happy times on kinder garden forums. never come back without fixing your behaviour.


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Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #12 on: February 12, 2016, 12:04:12 AM »

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Eitherway I found out the WinRE image I am working on is 10.0.10240 and the working image from which syswow64 is being pulled from is 10.0.10586. I am guessing this is what is doing it?

This is what caused the PROCESS1_INITIALIZATION_FAILED bluescreen for me.

Re: Adding syswow64 to Win10 PE x64
« Reply #13 on: February 12, 2016, 03:51:34 PM »

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Looks good so far: http://imgur.com/vLD1q7L (simple PE image built with ADK and added WMI + NetFX)

This is the script you want to check since you're talking about Windows 10 PE: http://win10se.cwcodes.net/Projects/Win10PESE/Build/5-Wow64.script
If you're not familiar with the syntax just build the W10PESE project and open the log to see what exactly is happening, but it's pretty self-explaining ;)

BTW: I also had to copy en-US files/directories, not only %DistLang% (de-DE in my case), SXSTrace complained it couldn't find them.

Hope this helps. :)

 

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