First, download and install the correct WinPE version, you will download and install Windows ADK and install the following features.
1) Deployment Tools: Includes deployment and imaging tools environment.
2) "Windows Preinstallation Environment": Includes files for installing Windows PE
Second, adding drivers
Add drivers to Windows PE, the example driver, or the network driver.
Device drivers typically include a folder that contains multiple files. These files include files with the. inf file name extension. This file manages other files in the device driver package. Many boot-critical drivers are available in both Windows images and Windows PE.
1. Create a set of 32-bit or 64-bit Windows PE files.
Click Start, and enter deployment. Right-click Deployment and Imaging tools environment, and then select Run as Administrator.
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2. In Deployment Tools and imaging environment, copy the Windows PE file for the PC you want to start
64-bit version can start 64-bit UEFI and 64-bit BIOS PC
Copype AMD64 E:\WINPE_AMD64
32-bit version bootable 32-bit UEFI, 32-bit BIOS, and 64-bit BIOS PC
Copype x86 e:\WinPE_x86
will produce the corresponding directory in E:\winpe_amd64, as follows.
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3. Loading the Windows PE image
Boot.wim is the main boot image file of PE, we just need to mount this file, make corresponding changes, update, add the program, you can
Dism/mount-image/imagefile: "E:\WinPE_amd64\media\sources\boot.wim"/index:1/mountdir: "E:\WinPE_amd64\mount"
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4. Add a device driver (. inf file)
To add a device driver to a Windows PE image
Dism/add-driver/image: "E:\WinPE_amd64\mount"/driver: "C:\SampleDriver\driver.inf"
Note: Although it is possible to add multiple drivers to an image by using a single command, it is often easier to troubleshoot problems by adding individual driver packages individually
Verify that the driver package is part of the image;
Dism/get-drivers/image: "E:\WinPE_amd64\mount"
Review the list of driver results to verify that the list contains the driver packages that you added.
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This figure is the two driver packages that I added.
5. Unmount the Windows PE image and submit the image.
Dism/unmount-image/mountdir: "C:\WinPE_amd64\mount"/commit
After submission, you can view the mounted directory/mount.
6. Create the ISO file.
Makewinpemedia/iso C:\WinPE_amd64 E:\WinPE_amd64\WinPE_amd64.iso
To this, add the driver has been completed, of course, can also add packages, scripts, and so on, you can view the official documents.
Https://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/dn613857.aspx
In fact, their own process of making PE, more cumbersome and time-consuming, because, by default, PE is a clean wpeinit command line mode, unable to use Expoler, but also need to add applications, write scripts and so on. The operation is more troublesome. Of course, WinPE integrates a number of tools, such as DiskPart. I suggest that we can go online to download the PE that others have done, directly copy the Boot.wim and then add or modify the image files, such as adding drivers, modifying scripts, and so on. Then capture the image and pack the ISO.
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WINPE Add Driver