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WinPE PreBoot Support is the next step within Empirum OS Installer

After you run the installer, the WinPE files will be in the same location as they were in previous ADK installs. Download the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 2004. Download the Windows PE add-on for the ADK, version 2004. What's new in ADK tools for Windows 10, version 2004. For Windows 10 IoT Core, also download the IoT Core Add-Ins.

Overview

WinPE PreBoot Support is the next step within Empirum OS Installer. It now allows all customers to create their own – Powershell based – packages and using their own tools – pretty similar as creating and using software packages on Windows. Having this flexibility, it gives you more options to realize full featured OS provisioning (e.g. including BIOS settings or updates using vendor specific tools).
The download extends and updates the existing functionality. Please see the change history below.

  • 2020-12-17: Update to 1.8.7

    • Note: Due to missing functions in WADK 1809 there are problems in WinPE. We recommend the WADK 1903 and 2004!

New features and changes:

    • EndOfLife 1.4

      • - Added DelFromEmpirum/DelFromADSNDS with Empirum 20.0.3

    • PreOS Package Editor 1.9

      • - Replaced PDF HowTo

    • WindowsInstallation 5.6

      • - Support workgroup configurations with Empirum 20.0.3

      - Fixed Windows Server SAN-Policy / offline disk issue

    • DomainJoin 1.8

      • - Support workgroup configurations with Empirum 20.0.3

    • NEW LanguageInstallation 3.0

      • - Package combines and replaces LanguagePacksInstallation and LocalExperiencePacksInstallation Pre OS packages

    • DiskPartitioning 3.18

      • - PreserveDataPartition function

      - Partitioning of additional disk integrated with configuration file

    • EmpirumAgentSetup 2.5

      • - Compare also multi-column version numbers for UEM- Agent

    • BiosUpdateTemplate 2.3

      • - Replaced PDF HowTo

    • WinPE powermanagement solution during operation (no more standby mode)
    • Selfprovisioning Modifications

      • - Possiblity to use 15 characters at computer name if no name pattern is specified

      - The name pattern extension is now filled with '001 - 999'

Got this working! I will create a real video later. Created a base boot.wim image. Added Dell drivers. Added WMI packages so I could use this tool PXE boot t. Yes, finally, the Windows ADK 8.1 update (for Windows 8.1 Update) is available for download. Updates to WinRE and a new WinPE version (5.1). There are also fixes. Download Paragon Rescue Kit 14 Free Edition. You can build a WinPE 5.1 which is based on Windows 8.1 using the old WinBuilder 082 through Win8.1SE. Filename: HBCDPEx64.iso(Special thanks to our Supporters for maintaining fast and reliable mirror servers): Filesize: 1292.04 MB ( bytes) ISO MD5. Model Platform ID Version Release Date Size Link; WinPE win7: winpe: HKGG9: A22:: 171 MB: Download Now.

Bugfixes:

    • PRB35041: During Self Provisioning the computer name is not written into the inventory name
    • Internal: Increased latency to fix an error in DomainJoin package when Authority is Empirum and OU is set
  • 2020-09-23: Update to 1.8.6

New features and changes:

    • Http(s): Support of DHCP options from Agent template
    • EndOfLife 1.2

      • - Added NVME-Format on error fallback to sectorwise erase

    • PreOS Package Editor 1.8

      • - Added english HowTo

    • WindowsInstallation 5.5

      • - Added new variable in WindowsInstallation 'ForceDotNetInstallation' to install .Net-Framework 4.7 e.g. on older Windows 10 LTSB versions

      - Extended environment variable replacement at Empirum Agent folder

    • DriverIntegration 2.15

      • - Extended environment variable replacement at Empirum Agent folder

    • LocalExperiencePacksInstallation 1.1

      • - Http readyness, fixed WinPE and Windows 7 tests, improved logging

    • DiskImageDeploy 1.6

      • - Extended environment variable replacement at Empirum Agent folder

    • EmpirumAgentSetup 2.4

      • - Enhanced version check for the new UEM Agent 2006.x.x

    • BiosUpdateTemplate 2.2

      • - Updated DELL Flash64W driver archive to version 3.3.1 and updated HowTo

Bugfixes:

    • PRB34911: WINPE 1.8.5 - Drivers are not installed because unpacked into a wrong directory
    • PRB34969: The installation of UEM Agent fails
  • 2020-08-05: Update to 1.8.5

New features and changes:

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    • Http(s): Added option to configure a time server with variable 'OS_RegionalSettings.TimeServer'
    • Updated Cryptography.dll to the latest version
    • Using new UAF (Universal Agent Framework) version based on .NET 4.7.2
    • WindowsInstallation 5.4

      • - Installing .NET 4.7.2 in older OS versions (Windows 7)

    • EmpirumAgentSetup 2.3

      • - Using assigned agent template (no default agent template)

    • LocalExperiencePacksInstallation 1.0

      • - Using Local Experience Packs (APPX Packages) to install the Language Packs (WinPE HowTo point 2.3.6)

    • EndOfLife 1.1

      • - Secure Erase of NVMe disks (WinPE HowTo point 9)

Bugfixes:

    • PRB34453: RunOnce Registry Key from UEM Agent get not removed on WINPE Installation if the user got no admin rights
    • PRB34747: Bug in PreOS Paket EmpirumAgentSetup 2.2
  • 2020-06-29: Update to 1.8.4

New features and changes:

    • DriverIntegration 2.14 (Boot configuration 1.8.4 or higher and WindowsInstallation 5.3 or higher are required)

      • - Using EmpirumAgent folder of Agent template for drivers target

    • WindowsInstallation 5.3 (Boot configuration 1.8.4 or higher and DriverIntegration 2.14 or higher are required)

      • - Using EmpirumAgent folder of Agent template for drivers target

      - Supporting installations of clients with static IP configuration

    • EmpirumAgentSetup 2.2

      • - Using UEM Agent as default agent (empty variable)

      - Agent Template via variable config selectable

    • LanguagePacksInstallation 1.6

      • - Added reboot at LPKSETUP timeout

    • WinPE Driver Assistant: Changed message at importing empty ini or json file
    • Improved DHCP option requests

Bugfixes:

    • PRB266292 EmpirumAgent folder after OS installation
    • PRB34531: Forgotten Variable prevents copy of added Agent Template in Post OS phase
    • PRB34512: Weird time issue after OS Deployment over https
    • PRB34688: Win10-Installation: Very often gets stuck with the LanguagePack
  • 2020-05-13: Update to 1.8.3

New features and changes:

    • Show status of current task at PE-Agent
    • Package EndOfLife 1.0 available (more information in WinPE HowTo)
    • Added http/s support for Server certificate/ thumbprint validation
    • Added http/s support for Selfprovisioning
    • DriverIntegration 2.13

      • - Model entries no longer have to correspond completely with the model name (more information in Driverintegration HowTo)

Bugfixes:

    • PRB34467: Drivers are cached in ram which results in error 'There is not enough space on the disk'
  • 2020-03-26: Update to 1.8.2 (also part of Empirum v20.0)

New features and changes:

    • Updated VCRedist to version 2019:

      • - WindowsInstallation 5.2

    • WinPE HTTP/S support

      • - PE Agent uses http port depending on agent template configuration

      - Added connection retries depending on app.config value

      - Increase timeout to avoid TimeoutException at transfering OS sources

Bugfixes:

    • PRB256175: Error 409 at deployment via Http(s)
  • 2020-02-17: Update to 1.8.1

New features and changes:

    • New PreOsPackages are default 'ready to install' after an import
    • You may define the Netsetup JoinOptions bitmask for the domain join process

Bugfixes:

    • PRB33823: Added LpkSetupTimeoutSec variable to control LpkSetup behaviour
    • PRB34162: Client ist not deactivated after OS installation with Offline (USB) Self Provisioning with WinPE
  • 2019-12-19: Update to 1.8.0

New features and changes:

    • WinPE HTTP/S support

      • - Enhanced Get-EmpirumPackagePath functionality to support caching requested files and folders

      - Added new Cmdlet Get-EmpirumTransfer for caching requested folders and write back changes

      - Enhanced PE Agent to transfer files via HTTP/S depending on agent template configuration

    • Updated PreOS Packages for HTTP/S support:

      • - BiosUpdateTemplate 2.0

      - EmpirumAgentSetup 2.0

      - HardwareInfo 3.0

      - WindowsInstallation 5.0

  • 2019-03-28: Update to 1.5.1

    • Changes in this release:
      • DiskPartitioning 3.11: Volumes are shown in the log file
      • DomainJoin 1.3: Removed unneccessary Verbose switches
      • WindowsInstallation 4.10: Removed reboot timeout after First Logon and added log entries for Windows 7 workaround
      • LanguagePacksInstallation 1.2: User (Display) Language List is updated with installed Language Packs
      • Add-EmpirumComputer removes space separators from OU (if given) before joining the computer to a domain
      • WinPE-Agent writes the PackagesStatus.xml and log files in directory 'EmpInstWizardOSWinPeStatus'
      • ESubdepot_OS, ESubdepot_OS_QuickSync_Night sync jobs now exclude the 'EmpInstWizardOSWinPeStatus' folder to preserve the WinPe log files

    If you are using Empirum v18.0.3 and earlier (not needed in Empirum v19):
    Please execute the supplied script 'OS_SyncJobsExcludeWinPeStatus.sql' with DbUtil. Reinstall this jobs on all depot servers

    • Bugfixes:
      • PRB32734: WinPE Language Packs
      • PRB32732: WinPe: ESubdepot_OS sync deletes the UUID (MAC8) folder from depot server when the UUID (MAC8) folder doesn't exist bei Master Server
    • Creation of a PXE Boot image requires latest Windows Admistration and Deployment Kit (WADK) installed on the master server (where the backend task queue service runs on)
    • OS Agent supports SMB protocol only based on the server settings of the agent template

    Updates are supported from the following version:

    • Matrix42 Empirum v17.0 Update 2 incl. current Hotfix Installer or later
    • Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2016 on the Empirum Master Server.

    The documention for support Windows PE within Empirum is currently available in English and German and can be downloaded via the download button (switch to the desired display language to get a differnt language version of the PDF)

    This package contains examples of variable configurations for the easy and fast use of WinPE for the OS installation
    This add-on supports you in finding and collecting all your installed Windows drivers and puts them into a file. Designed for WinPE
    • 2020-05-06: New version of Driver Extraction Package
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    Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) is a minimal operating system where you can prepare a PC for installation, deployment, and servicing of Windows. Here's how to download and install it to an internal or external hard drive.

    These instructions show how to set up a basic Windows PE installation that runs from the drive. This can sometimes give you better performance than booting from memory, and can help you run Windows PE on PCs or virtual environments with low memory. This procedure is also known as a non-RAMDISK boot, or a flat boot.

    Note When Windows PE is running from the drive, you must turn off the PC before disconnecting the drive to avoid losing your work.

    Install the Windows ADK

    • Get the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK) Technical Reference, including the Windows PE feature. Note that starting with Windows 10, version 1809, WinPE is a separate add-on that you'll have to download and install after you install the ADK.

    Create a working directory for Windows PE files

    1. Click Start, and type deployment. Right-click Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment and then select Run as administrator.

    2. From the Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment, create a working directory for the Windows PE files.

    Install Windows PE to the media

    1. Use DiskPart to prepare the partitions.

      Note The following commands prepare a USB hard drive that can boot on either a BIOS-based or UEFI-based PC.

      On UEFI-based PCs, Windows PE requires a boot partition formatted using the FAT32 file format, which only supports file sizes up to 4 GB. In this example, we create a separate partition on the drive, formatted using NTFS, that can store Windows images and other large files. To learn more, see .

      where <disk number> is the listed number of the external USB hard drive.

    2. Apply the Windows PE image to the hard drive.

    3. Set up the boot files.

      Note Ignore any warning messages that say 'Warning: Resume application not found.'

    Boot to Windows PE

    1. Connect the device (internal or external USB hard drive) into the PC you want to work on.

    2. Turn on the PC, and use the boot menus to select the Windows PE drive. Typically this requires pressing a hardware button or a key, such as the Esc key.

      Note For UEFI-based PCs, you might need to find an option to manually select the UEFI boot files, for example, USBDrive01EFIBOOTBOOTX64.EFI.

      Windows PE starts automatically. After the command window appears, the wpeinit command runs automatically. This might take a few minutes.

    3. Once WinPE is booted, you can identify the drive letters with a script or with diskpart.

    Troubleshooting

    1. If the PC does not boot, try the following steps in sequence, and try to boot the PC after each step:

      1. For external USB drives, try inserting the drive into a different USB port. Avoid using USB hubs or cables, because they might not be detected during the boot sequence. Avoid USB 3.0 ports if the firmware does not contain native support for USB 3.0.

      2. If your PC requires drivers to boot, such as storage drivers or video drivers, or if your driver requires changes to the registry, add the driver to the Windows PE image. For more info, see WinPE: Mount and Customize.

      3. Update the firmware of the PC to the latest version.

    2. For tips on connecting to a network, see WinPE Network Drivers: Initializing and adding drivers.

    Running Windows Setup from Windows PE

    • See Windows Setup Supported Platforms and Cross-Platform Deployments for tips on installing Windows on UEFI PCs that support both UEFI and legacy BIOS firmware modes, and for using the 32-bit (x86) version of Windows PE to install a 64-bit version of Windows.

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