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Win7PE SE is like BartPE / UBCD4WIN but is Windows 7 based. This is a procedure showing how to make your own PE environment easily including Fab's AutoBackup 4 Tech. Thanks to Laurent FUGIER for this great contribution.
This Boot Media has been built under Windows 7 Pro x64. It should work with Vista and 8 too.
Fab's AutoBackup 4 Tech screen shot running under Win7PE SE :
What you need :
- A computer running Windows VISTA/7/8 32 or 64 bit.
- A genuine Windows 7 32 or 64 bit DVD (a real one, not a proprietary restoration medium shipped with your computer)
- At least 5 GB free on your hard drive.
- Fab's AutoBackup 4 Tech (You have to buy and download it in a first place)
In this tutorial, the used Drive will be E.
Step 1 :
Create a "E:\WIN7PESE\Source7" folder and then copy all your Windows 7 files from your DVD to it.
Step 2 :
Get Win7PE SE files from this page : http://w7pese.cwcodes.net/Compressed/
Choose the Complete package and save it to your hard drive.
Step 3 :
Unpack the package to your drive inside "E:\WIN7PESE" folder.
Step 4 :
Download the Fab's AutoBackup 4 Tech Win7PE SE plugin to your hard drive.
Step 5 :
Unpack the self extrating archive to the folder "E:\WIN7PESE\Projects\Win7PESE\Apps\System Tools"
Step 6 :
Launch the Win7PESEXX_Builder.exe executable from the "E:\WIN7PESE" folder
Step 7 :
Click the "Source" button
Step 8 :
Specify the Windows 7 files path ("E:\WIN7PESE\Source7") with this button :
Step 9 :
Go back to previous screen by clicking the "Script" button
Step 10 :
Using the tree on the left, select "Fab's AutoBackup 4 Tech (Official plugin in English)" under "Win7PE SE\Apps\System Tools" and check its box.
Step 11 :
Specify the Fab's AutoBackup 4 Tech folder using this button :
Step 12 :
Specify the build and run options.
Step 13 :
Build the Win7PE SE iso using the big Play button on the right corner :
Step 14 :
Burn the "Win7PE_x86.ISO" or (Win7PE_x64.ISO) file inside the "E:\WIN7PESE\ISO" to a blank medium with you favorite CD/DVD burning software.
That is it. You now have a rescue boot CD including Fab's AutoBackup 4 Tech.
Fab
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I'm sorry, I must be terribly stupid, but I just can't get this to work for me. When I run the script, it tells me that some files must be downloaded first. Plus, the instructions don't seem to be complete enough.
Aidez mois, s'vous plais, plais.
Ou, please make a completed disk available, I'll pay for it.
Steve Summit
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I just sent an email to you.
Can you send me a screenshot and tell me excactly what you did?
This way, I will be more helpful.
Thanks
Fab
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Howdy, I was wondering if their was a way to add more programs to this build. Their probably is, and I'm just being silly and have over looked it. Or, could anyone point me to a forum that might be able to tell me how.
Thanks!
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Howdy, I was wondering if their was a way to add more programs to this build. Their probably is, and I'm just being silly and have over looked it. Or, could anyone point me to a forum that might be able to tell me how.
Thanks!
Hi,
You will find a bunch of app scripts here : http://reboot.pro/files/category/1-app-scripts/
Just be careful about their compatibility because there are a lot of PE projects that can be made with Winbuilder.
Fab
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