Creating WinPE Images.

Step 1: Platform
Choose the platform for which you would like to create a WinPE image.
(Note: For a 64-bit image you will need the 64-bit version of Windows XP Pro).

Step 2: OPK Location
Please enter location for OPK (OEM Preinstall Kit):
(you may use a local drive, CDROM drive or network location. Make sure NOT to end with a \)
(eg: "d:" for CDROM, "c:\opk" for local Harddrive or "\\winbuilds\release\main\usa\latest.tst\opk" for net share)

OPK Location:   

 

Step 3: Windows XP Location
Please enter the location for WinXP Pro (WinXP build must be of the same as OPK build).
(you may use a local drive, CDROM drive or network location. Make sure NOT to end with a \)
(eg: "d:" for CDROM, "c:\winxp" for local Harddrive or "\\winbuilds\release\main\usa\latest.tst\x86fre\pro" for net share)

WinXP Location:   

 
Step 4: Windows PE Destination
Please enter the destination for the WinPE image:
To boot into an image of WinPE on Harddrive, choose HardDrive (bootable).  For a CD image, specify the name of the image in the "Dest Drive  and folder" input box.  If the folder doesn't exits, it will be created.

Drive Type:                              

Dest Drive and folder:        (eg: "c:\test_image\1")

 

Step 5: Custom Startup and winbom (Optional)
Custom Startup Script/App
Please select the script or executable file (including its path) to run when WinPE starts.  By default its set to startnet.cmd:

Startup Script/APP:                
    (eg: "c:\oem\doit.exe")

Custom winbom.ini
Please select location for winbom.ini file (including its path).  By default its set to winbom.ini.

Custom winbom.ini location:   
    (eg: "c:\oem\winbom.ini")

 

Step 6: Optional Components (Optional)
Please select the optional components you want to enable in the WinPE environment

HTML Application (HTA) Support
Windows Scripting Host (WSH) Support
Active Database Objectt (ADO) Support

Step 7: Custom Wallpaper for WinPE (Optional)
Please select the custom bitmap wallpaper you would like to use for WinPE:

Custom Wallpaper:                
    (eg: "c:\oem\logo.bmp")