Solved Creating WIN11 Bootable USB drive with Rufus

IanMosley · Mar 24, 2024

I have an issue trying to create a bootable WIN11 USB drive with Rufus, using the following setup in Rufus –

First, I CAN create a Bootable USB drive, using this setup, from MacriumRescue.iso.

However, with a ‘Release Preview’ iso - Build(22631.3371) in the example above - a bootable drive IS created and the WIN11 installation starts and then fails because it can’t find any drivers. I can mount this iso, and run ‘setup.exe’ up until the point where the installer reaches the following point –

This suggests that the .iso is OK.

Are my Rufus settings correct? If not, what should they be?

SIW2 · Mar 24, 2024

However, with a ‘Release Preview’ iso - Build(22631.3371) in the example above - a bootable drive IS created and the WIN11 installation starts and then fails because it can’t find any drivers.

Drivers? What is the exact message and at what point does it occur ?

Could be missing the rst drivers so it cant see the disk. If so, I have posted the fix numerous times.

dell-rst-winpe11.zip

Unzip it.

Either copy the unzipped folder to usb stick and f6 them by clicking "load drivers" then browse to the folder.

OR

mount installation media sources\boot.wim image 2

integrate the drivers

unmount commit

IanMosley · Mar 24, 2024

SIW2 said:
Drivers? What is the exact message and at what point does it occur ?

I can't give a screen shot because I must the only person in the world who does NOT own a mobile phone!!

However, scouring through the forum I've found these images to help

with suitable changes for the UK

When I click 'Install Now', the installation process does NOT get as far as -

and

and that when it says it can't find any drivers.

SIW2 · Mar 24, 2024

That is what I expected.

The fix is in my previous post, The drivers are linked to my previous post

here are some screenies if you want to load them on the fly and dont know how ( also called f6ing )

Click Load driver and browse to the unzipped driver folder on the usb stick

Intel 11th, 12th, and 13th Generation Processors, No Drives Can Be Found During Windows 10 and Windows 11 Installation | Dell UK

IanMosley · Mar 24, 2024

SIW2 said:
That is what I expected.

The fix is in my previous post, The drivers are linked to my previous post

Thank you - I'll give a whirl and report back.

zbook · Mar 24, 2024

This is a Dell link with a similar problem with Rufus and Windows 7:

How to add Intel Rapid Storage Driver to the Dell Windows 7 OEM recovery Image | Dell US

And this is an Asus video where IRST was installed manually:

[Windows 11/10] Troubleshooting - Cannot Find Drives When Installing Windows OS | Official Support | ASUS Global

SIW2 · Mar 24, 2024

You might as well learn how to install the drivers.

Load the drivers on the fly for now to get the os installed.

Then after you have installed the os, you can integrate the drivers into winre.wim using dism or dism++

******************************************************************************************************************

One way to integrate the drivers into winre.wim

While it is possible to copy winre.wim from using the recovery sequence, a simpler way is:

reagentc /disable ( that should move winre.wim to %windir%\system32\recovery\winre.wim )

remove the attributes,

attrib -S -H -R %windir%\system32\recovery\winre.wim

create an empty folder with a sensible name,

md %systemdrive%\mount

then use dism to mount winre.wim,

dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:"%windir%\system32\recovery\winre.wim" /index:1 /MountDir:"%systemdrive%\mount"

integrate the drivers into the mounted image , ( assuming your drivers are in a folder c:\dell-rst-winpe11 )

dism /IMAGE:"%systemdrive%\mount" /ADD-DRIVER /DRIVER:"c:\dell-rst-winpe11" /RECURSE /ForceUnsigned

unmount the image committing the changes,

dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:"%systemdrive%\mount" /commit

and finally

attrib +S +H +R %windir%\system32\recovery\winre.wim

reagentc /enable

if you want to be fancy you could clean up the image a bit before commit and optimize after saving, but it not essentail

5 minute job at most

SIW2 · Mar 24, 2024

Users slightly beyond beginner stage could a pop a few things into winre image while it is mounted. Perhaps a little menu and explorer++ or Just manager, which I prefer. http://justmanager.ru/files/JustManager-x64-portable.zip

Or anything else you fancy.

BobOmb · Mar 24, 2024

SIW2 said:
Or anything else you fancy

Dism++ is another good addition, to easily add/remove drivers, updates, and run repairs with GUI from within RE

(CrystalDisk will run in RE too)

SIW2 · Mar 24, 2024

I can do a simple little menu with just manager and something for screenshots easily enough.

Saves going to all the effort of building full scale custom pe.

Dism++ is excellent. I wouldnt be without it. I usually put on the usb stick and run it from there. My full scale custom pe links the programs on usb stick to the pe desktop.

For a simple one with just manager could easily browse to the usb stick and run it.

There are masses of programs that could go into the wim image but it will get bigger

SIW2 · Mar 24, 2024

I know @BobOmb is a dab hand at pe building.

I had in mind something very small and simple for this purpose.

Something like this:

winpeshl.ini

Code:

[LaunchApp]
AppPath="Pecmd.exe Main %SystemDrive%\Windows\System32\Pecmd.ini"

pecmd.ini

Code:

DISP W1024 H768 B32 F60
WALL %CURDIR%\winpe.jpg
LOGS %WinDir%\System32\Pecmd.log
#code=936T950
ENVI^ ForceLocal=1
ENVI^ EnviMode=1
TEXT Setting Up...#0xFFFFFF R59 T39 $20*
NUMK 1
HOTK Ctrl + Alt + e,TEAM PECMD.EXE KILL RecEnv.exe| WAIT 2000| WALL %CURDIR%\winpe.jpg
HOTK Ctrl + Alt + r,X:\sources\recovery\RecEnv.exe 

IFEX %CURDIR%\EXPLORERFRAME.DLL,
{ REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Copy To\\={C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
  REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Move To\\={C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
  REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\CLSID\{AE054212-3535-4430-83ED-D501AA6680E6}\\=Shell Name Space ListView
  REGI ~HKLM\software\Classes\CLSID\{AE054212-3535-4430-83ED-D501AA6680E6}\InProcServer32\\=%%SystemRoot%%\system32\explorerframe.dll
  REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\CLSID\{AE054212-3535-4430-83ED-D501AA6680E6}\InProcServer32\\ThreadingModel=Apartment
 }
 
//enable shadowcopyview
REGI #HKLM\software\Microsoft\CTF\TIP\{0000897b-83df-4b96-be07-0fb58b01c4a4}\LanguageProfile\0x00000000\{0001bea3-ed56-483d-a2e2-aeae25577436}\\Enable=1
 
EXEC =REGEDIT /S %CurDir%\PE-7zip.REG

IFEX X:\Program Files\Imagine\Imagine64.dll,
{ REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Imagine\\={57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\\=Imagine Object
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\InProcServer32\\=X:\Program Files\Imagine\Imagine64.dll
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\InProcServer32\\ThreadingModel=Apartment
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Directory\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Imagine\\={57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\Approved\\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}=Imagine Shell Extension
 }


ENVI PECMD=PECMD.EXE
ENVI EDIT=notepad
REGI $HKCR\.wcs\=wcsfile
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\=WCS File
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\DefaultIcon\=%SystemRoot%\SYSTEM32\%PECMD%,0
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\open\command\=%PECMD% LOAD %L
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\Edit\command\=%EDIT% %L
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\=PECMD load
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\command\=%PECMD% "LOAD %L"
REGI $HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\PATHEXT=.COM;.EXE;.NTR;.NTE;.NTX;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH;.WCS;.WCE;.WCX;.WCZ
WAIT 1000
TEXT
SHEL PECMD.EXE LOAD %CURDIR%\PEMENU.WCS
WAIT 1000
EXEC !%windir%\system32\wpeinit.exe

menu.wcs

Code:

_SUB RBT
MESS Restart pc now ?@RESTART PC ?#YN $Y
FIND $%YESNO%=YES,SHUT R
_END

_SUB EASYPE,L10T10W334H322,PEMENU (C) SIW2 2024,,#4
     ITEM Button1,L8T6W155H30,SHUTDOWN,CALL SHT,SHELL32.DLL#27
     ITEM Button11,L168T6W155H30,REBOOT ,CALL RBT,SHELL32.DLL#137
     ITEM Button2,L8T46W155H30,CMD,EXEC cmd.exe,cmd.exe#0
     ITEM Button21,L168T46W155H30,NOTEPAD,EXEC notepad.exe,notepad.exe#0
     ITEM Button4,L8T86W155H30,SYSTEM IMAGE,EXEC bmrui.exe,bmrui.exe#0
     ITEM Button41,L168T86W155H30,RECOVERY OPTS,EXEC X:\SOURCES\RECOVERY\RECENV.EXE,X:\SOURCES\RECOVERY\RECENV.EXE#0
     ITEM Button5,L8T126W155H30,BOOTICE,EXEC %programfiles%\BOOTICEx64.exe,%programfiles%\BOOTICEx64.exe
     ITEM Button51,L168T126W155H30,SHADOWCOPIES,EXEC %programfiles%\SHADOWCOPYVIEWx64.exe,%programfiles%\SHADOWCOPYVIEWx64.exe
     ITEM Button6,L8T166W155H30,EXPLORER,EXEC %programfiles%\JUSTMANAGERX64\justmanager.exe,%programfiles%\JUSTMANAGERX64\justmanager.exe
     ITEM Button61,L168T166W155H30,IMAGINE,EXEC %PROGRAMFILES%\imagine\imagine64.exe,%PROGRAMFILES%\imagine\imagine64.exe#0
     ITEM Button7,L8T206W155H30,BCDBOOTDISK,LOAD %CURDIR%\BCDBOOTDISKv23.WCS,PECMD.EXE#1
     ITEM Button71,L168T206W155H30,
     ITEM Button8,L8T246W155H30,800,TEAM EXEC PECMD DISP W800 H600 B32 F60|KILL \,PECMD.EXE#2
     ITEM Button81,L168T246W155H30,1024,TEAM EXEC PECMD DISP W1024 H768 B32 F60|KILL \,PECMD.EXE#2
_END
 
_SUB SHT
MESS Shutdown pc now ?@SHUTDOWN PC ?#YN
FIND $%YESNO%=YES,SHUT
_END
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CALL @EASYPE
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

menu is like this

It is very bacic but it adds a frisson without adding much size

glasskuter · Mar 25, 2024

Depending on a users's experience level, jacking around with inserting drivers into boot media can be confusing and is totally unnecessary.
The simplest solution is to change disk mode in bios to AHCI. (it's in the clean install tutorial Step ) This forces the install process to use the default MS storage controller driver rather than IRST during the install. Your disks will automatically be recognized.

Just recently I have removed IRST from my three systems to eliminate any need of dealing with storage controller driver using a Macrium restore or a clean install. There has been no change in disk performance from doing this. Doing a clean install is a prime time to eliminate IRST.

cereberus · Mar 25, 2024

glasskuter said:
Depending on a users's experience level, jacking around with inserting drivers into boot media can be confusing and is totally unnecessary.
The simplest solution is to change disk mode in bios to AHCI. (it's in the clean install tutorial Step ) This forces the install process to use the default MS storage controller driver rather than IRST during the install. Your disks will automatically be recognized.

Just recently I have removed IRST from my three systems to eliminate any need of dealing with storage controller driver using a Macrium restore or a clean install. There has been no change in disk performance from doing this. Doing a clean install is a prime time to eliminate IRST.

Unfortunately a lot of newer devices do not offer the option to use AHCI any more.

cereberus · Mar 25, 2024

AbutaSey83 said:
Why are you struggling with Rufus? There's a simple utility from MS.

IanMosley said:
I have an issue trying to create a bootable WIN11 USB drive with Rufus, using the following setup in Rufus –

View attachment 91368

First, I CAN create a Bootable USB drive, using this setup, from MacriumRescue.iso.

However, with a ‘Release Preview’ iso - Build(22631.3371) in the example above - a bootable drive IS created and the WIN11 installation starts and then fails because it can’t find any drivers. I can mount this iso, and run ‘setup.exe’ up until the point where the installer reaches the following point –

View attachment 91369

This suggests that the .iso is OK.

Are my Rufus settings correct? If not, what should they be?

You have two unrelated issues.

1. create usb using mbr format suitable for legacy bios and uefi pc option.

2. I bet you have nvme drives. Either download irst driver package and install it so you can get the .inf file, or try ahci mode (not all devices can do this).

IanMosley · Mar 25, 2024

SIW2 said:
That is what I expected.

The fix is in my previous post, The drivers are linked to my previous post

All drivers in your package are incompatible with my system.

SIW2 said:
This is a Dell link with a similar problem with Rufus and Windows 7:

How to add Intel Rapid Storage Driver to the Dell Windows 7 OEM recovery Image | Dell US

IRST is incompatible with my system.

cereberus said:
You have two unrelated issues.

1. create usb using mbr format suitable for legacy bios and uefi pc option.

2. I bet you have nvme drives. Either download irst driver package and install it so you can get the .inf file, or try ahci mode (not all devices can do this).

2 - Yes, I do have a NVME drive (see My Computer) & I'm already using AHCI
1 - I'll give it a whirl and report back.

IanMosley · Mar 25, 2024

cereberus said:
1. create usb using mbr format suitable for legacy bios and uefi pc option.

Fixed!! Thank you

SIW2 · Mar 25, 2024

post#11

Works fine in win10 winre.wim

for win11 winre.wim need to delete system32\wallpaperhost.exe

SIW2 · Mar 25, 2024

@BobOmb

Trying the other way calling winpeshl.exe from pecmd seems ok. Still need to delete wallpaperhost for win11 but not for win10. Needs T I permission to delete from the mounted image so easier to do it directly from the wim.

Code:

3    {ENTER:X:\Windows\System32\Pecmd.ini}
3    [LOGS X:\Windows\System32\Pecmd.log]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
      DELAY bwinpeshl  [ -nfb -incmd pecmd TEAM WAIT -InitSys* -ncd *1708]
4    [EXEC winpeshl.exe]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
6    [ENVI^ ForceLocal=1]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
7    [ENVI^ EnviMode=1]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
9    [NUMK 1]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
10    [HOTK Ctrl + Alt + e,TEAM PECMD.EXE KILL RecEnv.exe]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
11    [HOTK Ctrl + Alt + r,X:\sources\recovery\RecEnv.exe]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
12    {IFEX X:\Windows\System32\EXPLORERFRAME.DLL,}
12    [IFEX X:\Windows\System32\EXPLORERFRAME.DLL,]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
21    [REGI #HKLM\software\Microsoft\CTF\TIP\{0000897b-83df-4b96-be07-0fb58b01c4a4}\LanguageProfile\0x00000000\{0001bea3-ed56-483d-a2e2-aeae25577436}\\Enable=1]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
23    [EXEC =REGEDIT /S X:\Windows\System32\PE-7zip.REG]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
25    {IFEX X:\Program Files\Imagine\Imagine64.dll,}
[REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Imagine\\={57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
[REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\\=Imagine Object]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
[REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\InProcServer32\\=X:\Program Files\Imagine\Imagine64.dll]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
[REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\InProcServer32\\ThreadingModel=Apartment]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
[REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Directory\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Imagine\\={57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
[REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\Approved\\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}=Imagine Shell Extension]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
25    [IFEX X:\Program Files\Imagine\Imagine64.dll,]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
35    [ENVI PECMD=PECMD.EXE]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
36    [ENVI EDIT=notepad]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
37    [REGI $HKCR\.wcs\=wcsfile]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
38    [REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\=WCS File]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
39    [REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\DefaultIcon\=X:\Windows\SYSTEM32\PECMD.EXE,0]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
40    [REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\open\command\=PECMD.EXE "LOAD %L"]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
41    [REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\Edit\command\=notepad %L]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
42    [REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\=PECMD load]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
43    [REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\command\=PECMD.EXE "LOAD %L"]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
44    [REGI $HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\PATHEXT=.COM;.EXE;.NTR;.NTE;.NTX;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH;.WCS;.WCE;.WCX;.WCZ]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
45    [WAIT 1000]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.
47    [SHEL PECMD.EXE LOAD X:\Windows\System32\PEMENU.WCS]    <0>    :The operation completed successfully.

Ramesh Sharma · Mar 26, 2024

SIW2 said:

I know @BobOmb is a dab hand at pe building.

I had in mind something very small and simple for this purpose.

Something like this:

winpeshl.ini

Code:

[LaunchApp]
AppPath="Pecmd.exe Main %SystemDrive%\Windows\System32\Pecmd.ini"

pecmd.ini

Code:

DISP W1024 H768 B32 F60
WALL %CURDIR%\winpe.jpg
LOGS %WinDir%\System32\Pecmd.log
#code=936T950
ENVI^ ForceLocal=1
ENVI^ EnviMode=1
TEXT Setting Up...#0xFFFFFF R59 T39 $20*
NUMK 1
HOTK Ctrl + Alt + e,TEAM PECMD.EXE KILL RecEnv.exe| WAIT 2000| WALL %CURDIR%\winpe.jpg
HOTK Ctrl + Alt + r,X:\sources\recovery\RecEnv.exe

IFEX %CURDIR%\EXPLORERFRAME.DLL,
{ REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Copy To\\={C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
  REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Move To\\={C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
  REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\CLSID\{AE054212-3535-4430-83ED-D501AA6680E6}\\=Shell Name Space ListView
  REGI ~HKLM\software\Classes\CLSID\{AE054212-3535-4430-83ED-D501AA6680E6}\InProcServer32\\=%%SystemRoot%%\system32\explorerframe.dll
  REGI $HKLM\software\Classes\CLSID\{AE054212-3535-4430-83ED-D501AA6680E6}\InProcServer32\\ThreadingModel=Apartment
 }
 
//enable shadowcopyview
REGI #HKLM\software\Microsoft\CTF\TIP\{0000897b-83df-4b96-be07-0fb58b01c4a4}\LanguageProfile\0x00000000\{0001bea3-ed56-483d-a2e2-aeae25577436}\\Enable=1
 
EXEC =REGEDIT /S %CurDir%\PE-7zip.REG

IFEX X:\Program Files\Imagine\Imagine64.dll,
{ REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Imagine\\={57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\\=Imagine Object
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\InProcServer32\\=X:\Program Files\Imagine\Imagine64.dll
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}\InProcServer32\\ThreadingModel=Apartment
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Directory\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Imagine\\={57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}
  REGI $HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\Approved\\{57B47F62-4EE4-4BED-A897-2C63198B876F}=Imagine Shell Extension
 }


ENVI PECMD=PECMD.EXE
ENVI EDIT=notepad
REGI $HKCR\.wcs\=wcsfile
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\=WCS File
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\DefaultIcon\=%SystemRoot%\SYSTEM32\%PECMD%,0
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\open\command\=%PECMD% LOAD %L
REGI $HKCR\wcsfile\shell\Edit\command\=%EDIT% %L
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\=PECMD load
REGI $HKCR\inifile\shell\PECMD\command\=%PECMD% "LOAD %L"
REGI $HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment\PATHEXT=.COM;.EXE;.NTR;.NTE;.NTX;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH;.WCS;.WCE;.WCX;.WCZ
WAIT 1000
TEXT
SHEL PECMD.EXE LOAD %CURDIR%\PEMENU.WCS
WAIT 1000
EXEC !%windir%\system32\wpeinit.exe

menu.wcs

Code:

_SUB RBT
MESS Restart pc now ?@RESTART PC ?#YN $Y
FIND $%YESNO%=YES,SHUT R
_END

_SUB EASYPE,L10T10W334H322,PEMENU (C) SIW2 2024,,#4
     ITEM Button1,L8T6W155H30,SHUTDOWN,CALL SHT,SHELL32.DLL#27
     ITEM Button11,L168T6W155H30,REBOOT ,CALL RBT,SHELL32.DLL#137
     ITEM Button2,L8T46W155H30,CMD,EXEC cmd.exe,cmd.exe#0
     ITEM Button21,L168T46W155H30,NOTEPAD,EXEC notepad.exe,notepad.exe#0
     ITEM Button4,L8T86W155H30,SYSTEM IMAGE,EXEC bmrui.exe,bmrui.exe#0
     ITEM Button41,L168T86W155H30,RECOVERY OPTS,EXEC X:\SOURCES\RECOVERY\RECENV.EXE,X:\SOURCES\RECOVERY\RECENV.EXE#0
     ITEM Button5,L8T126W155H30,BOOTICE,EXEC %programfiles%\BOOTICEx64.exe,%programfiles%\BOOTICEx64.exe
     ITEM Button51,L168T126W155H30,SHADOWCOPIES,EXEC %programfiles%\SHADOWCOPYVIEWx64.exe,%programfiles%\SHADOWCOPYVIEWx64.exe
     ITEM Button6,L8T166W155H30,EXPLORER,EXEC %programfiles%\JUSTMANAGERX64\justmanager.exe,%programfiles%\JUSTMANAGERX64\justmanager.exe
     ITEM Button61,L168T166W155H30,IMAGINE,EXEC %PROGRAMFILES%\imagine\imagine64.exe,%PROGRAMFILES%\imagine\imagine64.exe#0
     ITEM Button7,L8T206W155H30,BCDBOOTDISK,LOAD %CURDIR%\BCDBOOTDISKv23.WCS,PECMD.EXE#1
     ITEM Button71,L168T206W155H30,
     ITEM Button8,L8T246W155H30,800,TEAM EXEC PECMD DISP W800 H600 B32 F60|KILL \,PECMD.EXE#2
     ITEM Button81,L168T246W155H30,1024,TEAM EXEC PECMD DISP W1024 H768 B32 F60|KILL \,PECMD.EXE#2
_END
 
_SUB SHT
MESS Shutdown pc now ?@SHUTDOWN PC ?#YN
FIND $%YESNO%=YES,SHUT
_END
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CALL @EASYPE
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

menu is like this

View attachment 91387

It is very bacic but it adds a frisson without adding much size

Hello @SIW2 ,
Congratulations for your inventions .
May I know how to add /bring/display this PEMENU(c)SIW2 2024 in pe enivronment of bootable usb of windows 10/windows 11 made by fat32 and ntfs partitions mbr partition style?
can this menu be downloaded from you directly?
Please take your own time to reply.

BobOmb · Mar 26, 2024

@Ramesh Sharma it is scripted with pecmd.exe

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