WinPE Instructions

3. Copy the text in Appendix A and paste above the “network configuration
entries” section.
Note: Please be careful to do the “Soft return” and “Hard return” when you copy and
paste from PDF format Appendix to your c:\build_x86\WINPESYS.INF
(Soft return – Press the Enter key; Hard return – Press the keys Shift+Enter)
2.1.3 Step 3: Creating Customized Windows* PE
The ‘mkimg.cmd’ used in this procedure creates the Windows* PE image that has the
required files for Windows* PE OS to run, along with the Intel drivers’ registry entries.
1. Remove the ‘Microsoft Windows PE CD’ from the CD-ROM drive and load the
Windows OS CD.
2. Navigate to build_location. For example, type: cd c:\build_x86
3. Run the Mkimg command with the below additional switches.
mkimg.cmd <cd_drive> <winpe_image_dir> /PNP /WMI
For example, type:
mkimg.cmd e:\ c:\winpe /PNP /WMI
where, ‘e:\’ points to the Windows OS CD and
‘c:\winpe’ is the destination directory where the customized Windows PE
image files are copied.
‘/PNP’ and ‘/WMI’ switches provides the support for ‘Plug and Play’ and
‘Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)’ respectively.
Note: As “security.log” cannot be successfully copied, the last messages could be
“Failed to copy all the required files for WinPE”. This will not affect customized
WinPE* CD building.
2.1.4 Step 4: Intel® Server Configuration Utilities and Driver
Insertion
This step describes the addition of Intel’s Server Configuration utilities and driver
binaries to the customized Windows* PE image.
1. Ensure that all files for the Intel® Server Configuration utilities are accessible.
If necessary, load the removable media that contains the files.
2. Run the c:\build_x86\drvinst.exe’ command to add Intel driver (IMB,
IBSMUtil and Flash update) files to the Windows PE image:
drvinst.exe /inf:source_directory <winpe_image_dir>
where:
<source_folder> is the folder that holds the Intel driver files:
<winpe_image_dir> is the destination folder into which the customized
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Intel® Server Utilities Deployment Procedure for Windows* Preinstallation Environment – White Paper