![]() #``# Installs the specified driver(s) into the image.``#Īdd-WindowsDriver -Path $TempMountPath -Driver "C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository``\xusb22.inf_amd64_89c20c625f14f923\xusb22.inf" -ForceUnsigned #``# Add additional drivers to the image.``# # Mount the bootable image within the WIM file (normally index 2).``Mount-WindowsImage -ImagePath $DestinationWimPath -Path $TempMountPath -Index 2 # Create a copy of the WIM and remove the read-only attribute.``# The WIM file will be the resulting dart image.``Copy-Item "$Win8MediaPath\sources\boot.wim" $DestinationWimPath -Force``Set-ItemProperty $DestinationWimPath -Name IsReadOnly -Value $false # Guarantee the output directories exists.``New-Item -Path $WimParentPath -Type Directory -Force``New-Item -Path $IsoParentPath -Type Directory -Force``New-Item -Path $TempMountPath -Type Directory -Force $WimParentPath = (Split-Path -Path "$destinationWimPath" -Parent) ``# Specify the directory where the DaRT WIM file will be saved.``$IsoParentPath = (Split-Path -Path "$destinationIsoPath" -Parent) ``# This is the directory where the DaRT ISO file will be saved.``$TempMountPath = "$env:temp\DaRT8Mount_$(Get-Random)" ``# Specify the temporary directory used to mount the Windows image. #``# These variables are used to specify temporary and output directories based on the paths above.``# $Win8MediaPath = "D:\" ``# This is the path of the Windows 8 media.``$DestinationWimPath = "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\DaRT8\圆4\boot.wim" ``# Specify where the WIM file will be saved.``$DestinationIsoPath = "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\DaRT8\圆4\DaRT8.iso" ``# Specify where the ISO will be saved. #``# Specifies where the Windows 8 media is located and where the ISO and WIM files will be saved.``# These can be changed as necessary.``# Import-Module "Dism"I mport-Module "Microsoft.Dart" #``# Import the modules necessary for DaRT Image creation.``# $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" ``# This variable tells PowerShell to stop if an error occurs. This script was auto generated by the Microsoft DaRT Recovery Image Wizard.``#``This script uses the DISM and DaRT PowerShell commands to create a bootable DaRT image.``#Both a WIM and ISO file are produced.``#``# Examples of how to burn/copy the DaRT ISO to DVD/USB are available at the end of this script.``# You can create the Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT) 8.0 recovery image by using a PowerShell script instead of using the DaRT 8.0 Recovery Image wizard. In one of the following posts I will describe how to use a Remote Connection with the DaRT7 and which all features we have for that scenario.In this article To create the DaRT recovery image by using a PowerShell script MBR failure), booting from the hard drive image of DaRT is not an option and a CD/DVD or USB will need to be used. In rare support scenarios where the hard drive is severely damaged (eg. If you need repair your or users PC’s or laptops, restart the machine end boot from your newly created recovery partition. If you want to know more about how to configure Boot Configuration Data follow this link.Īt the end you have new boot entry on your PC or laptop. In my scenario follow the script described below.īcdedit /create osdevice vhd=\sources\boot.wim Just like on the pictures below.Ĭreate script with relevant command line. In my scenario, I created \F: partition with 1GB size.Įxtract the files from the DaRT ISO and copy them to your target partition, also on the target partition create folder named Windows\System32 and from C:\Windows\System32 copy winlogon.exe to that folder. The size of the DaRT ISO has approximately 210 MB for Windows 7. This is a very simple procedure, and I hope it will help someone.įirst of all create your DaRT ISO image with the desired settings and files.Ĭreate a partition on the target PC equal to or greater than the size of your DaRT ISO. As always I will describe entire procedure through lots of pictures. In this post I would like to describe how to manually deploy DaRT image to the Boot Menu on your PC’s or laptops. DaRT can be placed in its own partition or over the top of the WinRE recovery partition for F8. That means if you have Windows 7 圆4 you need DaRT image created only for Windows 7 圆4. Deploying the DaRT image in a recovery partition to each PC means you always have the right DaRT image when you need it for each PC.
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