If enough call for either of them then it's easy enough to add in. The share/sharing one is a two part internal coding as the older OS's (7/8.x) are slightly different to the W10 version i gather that is because it is linked with the HomeGroup system that has been depreciated in later windows 10 editions, i'm not 100% sure about that, but there are subtle differences in the code methods.
A bit useless to backup HWID's as long as the hardware isn't changed it's always valid, a backup won't activate the system when the hardware is changed (mainboard) and since we have HWID on the fly tools ps, it has nothing to do with MRP.
not sure what that is in aid of as a HWID/Digital License does not require to be backed up as it 'locked' to the device it was granted on, it cannot be 'copied' and transferred via a script/tool as such and is technically pointless on the same device because as soon as you connect online and is the same edition plus no major changes made it will just re-activate anyway...
[OSINF] Full Name : Microsoft Windows 10 Starter [OSINF] Version {SKU} : Starter {11} [OSINF] Edition {Registry} : Starter {11} [OSINF] Edition {Composition} : Starter [OSINF] Edition {Type} : Internal Edition, not installable under normal circumstances Interesting i thought this Edition never really existed or was as it states an internal m$ test
i was like wtf!?! i know i had set QT/MRP to show that message to prevent crashing the routine. Never expected it to actually appear in a log/report.
Last night i was asked to test a frankenbuild script, made for learning experiences, and i thought it would be a nice test install for MRP
Added brand 'PlexHD' to the OEM's list for the next MRP release. Thanks go to @lazymind for the theme files. Have added it into the 'Custom Theme' section of the Creator for the user to be able to select it manually. If it is available in the DMI/SMBIOS area then it will be auto used during installation, if the user allows auto branding. Updated some 'Telemetry' coding, to cover extra stuff for Enterprise and Education Editions to turn off the majority of data sent by default. For Insider Editions the default is always FULL and overrides any tweaks to prevent it, but this is part of the Insider process anyway. This version of MRP will be available in the new year as there are a few more things to be done and tested before then. =================Would a option (Windows 8.x/10 only) for 'Reboot to Advanced Boot Menu' be of any use? It would show as a Context menu on 'This PC' when clicked it will instantly reboot the pc and give you the option(s) to continue to Window 10 (normal reboot) or other selectable options for recovery... Basically it will be like if you held SHIFT and then clicked ReStart on the Start Menu. Sadly it will be in English as i cannot find any translatable method for the wording within Windows at this time.
by: Code: reagentc /boottore shutdown /r /t 0 ? Spoiler: Murphy78's script Code: @echo off color 1f pushd "%CD%" CD /D "%~dp0" (NET FILE||(powershell -command Start-Process '%0' -Verb runAs -ArgumentList '%* '&EXIT /B))>NUL 2>NUL :-------------------------------------- ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- echo. Windows Recovery Environment Scheduler ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECHO This script can schedule your system to reboot to WinRE recovery mode. ECHO When you use this script, it will use the Windows ReagentC setting for ECHO your winre.wim image and schedule the next reboot to run the Recovery ECHO environment. ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHOICE /c YN /n /M "Run this script? (Y/N): " set errortemp=%ERRORLEVEL% IF %ERRORTEMP% EQU 2 EXIT IF %ERRORTEMP% EQU 0 EXIT %WINDIR%\system32\reagentc.exe /boottore ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- echo. Finished ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHOICE /c YN /n /M "Reboot your system now? (Y/N): " set errortemp=%ERRORLEVEL% IF %ERRORTEMP% EQU 2 EXIT IF %ERRORTEMP% EQU 0 EXIT shutdown /r /t 0 Afaik, this works for 7/8/10
Nope a bit simpler than that for REGistry entries basically shutdown.exe /r /o /f /t 00 it is effective this screen (or a variant of it depending on the OS) :
Does that open the real recovery or the new fake one in windows 8/10? Reagentc /boottore reboots to the real winpe environment.