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I'm using a usb-stick with WinPE and dism to apply a Win8.1 image (*.wim) to a pc. After applying the image, the pc boots with Win8.1 and a few scripts are executed automatically doing some installation and configuration work.
To save these settings, i want to capture an image of the complete C drive using dism /capture-image (not recimg!). Capturing the image should be done automatically after the execution of the last script, so i need a way to change the boot options from command prompt.
What i have already tried
diskpart: flag usb-stick as active volume -> Win8.1 boots
bcdedit:
bcdedit /copy {current} /d „WinPE“,bcdedit /set {[id]} path F:\EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi,bcdedit /set {[id]} device partition=F:,bcdedit /set {[id]} osdevice partition=F:-> WinPE is showing in boot menu, ut "automatic repair" starts instead of WinPE.
Any ideas what i'm doing wrong or how else i can boot from usb-stick using command prompt?
OverFloo
Posted 2018-03-28T10:38:54.177
Reputation: 11
I'm having the same problem from the answer on my question here: Programmatically restart computer and boot into flash drive - were you able to fix this?
– Grumpy says Reinstate Monica – 2018-05-31T17:04:56.233