How to get it working here:
http://www.msfn.org/board/WinPE_SRT_Package_t104854.html
Friday, September 21, 2007
WinPE-SRT-Package -- gone. How to install it.
Part 1 of a miniseries.
While investigating ways to implement the WinPE-SRT-Package manually I found I would have to do the work myself as I found nothing out in the wild. I came across the following issues:
Digging into the registry I found this was because of 1 registry key. It's located here:
What is needed is to change InstRoot to the directory below your Windows directory.
So, to enable this to work you'll need to set InstRoot=X:\
Why does Microsoft do this? So you can use a WinPE install off a harddisk with all the associated expanded files as oppoesd to a large WinPE image.
At least, that's what I've figured :)
While investigating ways to implement the WinPE-SRT-Package manually I found I would have to do the work myself as I found nothing out in the wild. I came across the following issues:
"Windows PE cannot start because the actual SYSTEMROOT directory (X:\Windows) is different from the configured one (X:\$Windows.~BT\Windows). This can be configured with peimg /targetpath..."
Digging into the registry I found this was because of 1 registry key. It's located here:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\pe_software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WinPE]
"PrepStatus"=dword:00000001
"InstRoot"="X:\\$Windows.~BT\\"
What is needed is to change InstRoot to the directory below your Windows directory.
So, to enable this to work you'll need to set InstRoot=X:\
Why does Microsoft do this? So you can use a WinPE install off a harddisk with all the associated expanded files as oppoesd to a large WinPE image.
At least, that's what I've figured :)
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