murphy78 DiskPart and Apply Image Script

Sorry @Low Level Perform and @Enthousiast , I've been extremely busy lately. There is an issue with wmic commands not working on windows 11 LTSC?
I modified Enth's script installer and from what I can tell, all this wmic line does is check the date and add it to the iso. I will see if I can look into it tomorrow without any powershell or wmic commands to simplify while keeping the functionality.

 

Here you go, @Low Level Perform
You can save this code and put it in the same folder as the v1.3.2 add-diskpart script. It will check to see if powershell is available and run it. Then it will check to see if wmic is available and run that. If all else fails it will use the internal date. If nothing works, it will set date code to 20xx.
I tested it on a VM using win 11 and on my win10 machine.
Updated add-Diskpart_Apply_Image_Tool_murphy78_custom_v1.3.3.cmd :

Code:

@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
color 1f
REM change wording if needed..
TITLE Admin Check...
echo Checking for admin...

if not "%1"=="am_admin" (powershell start -verb runas '%0' am_admin & exit /b)

:gotAdmin
    pushd "%CD%"
    CD /D "%~dp0"
cls
@echo off
TITLE Add Murphy78 Diskpart and Apply Image script to boot.wim originally by Enthousiast...

setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
echo ============================================================
echo Add Muprhy78 Diskpart and Apply Image script to boot.wim
echo originally by Enthousiast v1.3.3...
echo ============================================================


:: Detect OS Architecture
if %processor_architecture% == AMD64 (set arch=x64) else (set arch=x86)

if %arch%==x86 (
  set _wimlib="bin\wimlib-imagex.exe"
  set "xOS=x86"
) else (
  set _wimlib="bin\bin64\wimlib-imagex.exe"
  set "xOS=amd64"
)

if exist "Work" rmdir /q /s "WORK"
if exist "TEMP" rmdir /q /s "TEMP"
if not exist "Source_ISO\*.iso" (
echo.
ECHO==========================================================
echo No iso file detected in Source_ISO dir...
ECHO==========================================================
echo.
pause
exit /b
)

Set DPFOLDER=murphy78-DiskPart-Apply-v1.5
Set BOOTWIMINDEX=2
if not exist %DPFOLDER%\winpeshl.ini (
echo winpeshl.ini not found
pause
goto :EOF
)
echo.
echo An alternate winpeshl.ini can auto-run the diskpart/apply image script
echo Would you like to replace the file in setup media?

choice /c ynq /n /m "Y/N or Q to quit"
SET ERRORTEMP=!ERRORLEVEL!
IF !ERRORTEMP! EQU 3 (goto :EOF)
IF !ERRORTEMP! EQU 2 (SET COPYCMD=0)
IF !ERRORTEMP! EQU 1 (SET COPYCMD=1)

mkdir "TEMP"
for /f %%i in ('dir /b Source_ISO\*.iso') do bin\7z.exe e -y -oTEMP Source_ISO\%%i sources\setup.exe >nul
bin\7z.exe l .\TEMP\setup.exe >.\TEMP\version.txt 2>&1
for /f "tokens=4 delims=. " %%i in ('findstr /i /b FileVersion .\TEMP\version.txt') do set vermajor=%%i
for /f "tokens=4,5 delims=. " %%i in ('findstr /i /b FileVersion .\TEMP\version.txt') do (set majorbuildnr=%%i&set deltabuildnr=%%j)

IF DEFINED vermajor goto :vermajorsuccess

if exist "TEMP" rmdir /q /s "TEMP"

mkdir "TEMP"
for /f %%i in ('dir /b Source_ISO\*.iso') do bin\7z.exe e -y -oTEMP Source_ISO\%%i x64\sources\setup.exe >nul
bin\7z.exe l .\TEMP\setup.exe >.\TEMP\version.txt 2>&1
for /f "tokens=4 delims=. " %%i in ('findstr /i /b FileVersion .\TEMP\version.txt') do set vermajor=%%i
for /f "tokens=4,5 delims=. " %%i in ('findstr /i /b FileVersion .\TEMP\version.txt') do (set majorbuildnr=%%i&set deltabuildnr=%%j)

IF NOT DEFINED vermajor (
if exist "TEMP" rmdir /q /s "TEMP"

echo.
ECHO==========================================================
echo Detecting setup.exe version failed...
ECHO==========================================================
echo.
pause
exit /b
)

:vermajorsuccess
echo.
echo Extracting Source ISO...
bin\7z x -y -oWork\ Source_ISO\

REM detect wim arch
if not exist Work\sources\install.wim goto :detectbuildesd
for /f "tokens=2 delims=: " %%# in ('dism.exe /english /get-wiminfo /wimfile:"Work\sources\install.wim" /index:1 ^| find /i "Architecture"') do set warch=%%#
for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %%m in ('dism.exe /english /Get-WimInfo /wimfile:"Work\sources\install.wim" /Index:1 ^| findstr /i Build') do set b2=%%m&goto :detectisolang
:detectbuildesd
if not exist Work\sources\install.esd goto :detectbuildswm
for /f "tokens=2 delims=: " %%# in ('dism.exe /english /get-wiminfo /wimfile:"Work\sources\install.esd" /index:1 ^| find /i "Architecture"') do set warch=%%#
for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %%m in ('dism.exe /english /Get-WimInfo /wimfile:"Work\sources\install.esd" /Index:1 ^| findstr /i Build') do set b2=%%m&goto :detectisolang
:detectbuildswm
if not exist Work\sources\install.swm goto :detectbuilddual
for /f "tokens=2 delims=: " %%# in ('dism.exe /english /get-wiminfo /wimfile:"Work\sources\install.swm" /index:1 ^| find /i "Architecture"') do set warch=%%#
for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %%m in ('dism.exe /english /Get-WimInfo /wimfile:"Work\sources\install.swm" /Index:1 ^| findstr /i Build') do set b2=%%m&goto :detectisolang

:detectbuilddual
set warch=x86_x64
if not exist "Work\x64\sources\install.wim" goto :detectdualesd
for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %%m in ('dism.exe /english /Get-WimInfo /wimfile:"Work\x64\sources\install.wim" /Index:1 ^| findstr /i Build') do set b2=%%m&goto :detectisolang

:detectdualesd
if not exist "Work\x64\sources\install.esd" goto :detectdualswm
for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %%m in ('dism.exe /english /Get-WimInfo /wimfile:"Work\x64\sources\install.esd" /Index:1 ^| findstr /i Build') do set b2=%%m&goto :detectisolang

:detectdualswm
if not exist "Work\x64\sources\install.swm" goto :cannotfindinstall
for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %%m in ('dism.exe /english /Get-WimInfo /wimfile:"Work\x64\sources\install.swm" /Index:1 ^| findstr /i Build') do set b2=%%m

:detectisolang
REM detect extracted iso language
set "IsoLang=ar-SA,bg-BG,cs-CZ,da-DK,de-DE,el-GR,en-GB,en-US,es-ES,es-MX,et-EE,fi-FI,fr-CA,fr-FR,he-IL,hr-HR,hu-HU,it-IT,ja-JP,ko-KR,lt-LT,lv-LV,nb-NO,nl-NL,pl-PL,pt-BR,pt-PT,ro-RO,ru-RU,sk-SK,sl-SI,sr-RS,sv-SE,th-TH,tr-TR,uk-UA,zh-CN,zh-TW"
if not exist Work\sources goto :detectlangdual
for %%i in (%IsoLang%) do if exist "Work\sources\%%i\*.mui" set %%i=1&goto :isolang

:detectlangdual
for %%i in (%IsoLang%) do if exist "Work\x64\sources\%%i\*.mui" set %%i=1

:isolang
REM set ISO label lang
for %%i in (%IsoLang%) do if defined %%i (
SET "LabelLang=%%i"
)

echo.
echo Adding Murphy78 Diskpart and Apply Image Script To Boot.wim...
echo.
if not exist Work\sources\boot.wim goto :murphydualboot
%_wimlib% update Work\sources\boot.wim %BOOTWIMINDEX% --command "add '%DPFOLDER%\%warch%\' '\'"
%_wimlib% optimize "WORK\Sources\boot.wim" --recompress&goto :startwinpeshl
:murphydualboot
%_wimlib% update Work\x64\sources\boot.wim %BOOTWIMINDEX% --command "add '%DPFOLDER%\x64\' '\'"
%_wimlib% optimize "WORK\x64\Sources\boot.wim" --recompress
%_wimlib% update Work\x86\sources\boot.wim %BOOTWIMINDEX% --command "add '%DPFOLDER%\x86\' '\'"
%_wimlib% optimize "WORK\x86\Sources\boot.wim" --recompress

:startwinpeshl
if !COPYCMD! EQU 0 (goto :startiso)
echo.
echo ============================================================
echo Replacing the winpeshl.ini - Script will run automatically
echo ============================================================
echo.
if not exist Work\sources\boot.wim goto :winpedualboot
%_wimlib% update Work\sources\boot.wim %BOOTWIMINDEX% --command "add '%DPFOLDER%\winpeshl.ini' 'Windows\System32\winpeshl.ini'"
%_wimlib% optimize "WORK\Sources\boot.wim" --recompress&goto :startiso
:winpedualboot
%_wimlib% update Work\x64\sources\boot.wim %BOOTWIMINDEX% --command "add '%DPFOLDER%\winpeshl.ini' 'Windows\System32\winpeshl.ini'"
%_wimlib% optimize "WORK\x64\Sources\boot.wim" --recompress
%_wimlib% update Work\x86\sources\boot.wim %BOOTWIMINDEX% --command "add '%DPFOLDER%\winpeshl.ini' 'Windows\System32\winpeshl.ini'"
%_wimlib% optimize "WORK\x86\Sources\boot.wim" --recompress

:startiso
echo.
ECHO==========================================================
echo Creating  %WARCH% ISO...
ECHO==========================================================
echo.
set "isodate="
rem === Try PowerShell only if it exists ===
if exist "%SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" (
    for /f "delims=" %%# in ('
        cmd /c "%SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command Get-Date -Format yyyy-MM-dd"
    ') do set "isodate=%%#"
)
rem === Try WMIC only if it exists ===
if not defined isodate if exist "%SystemRoot%\System32\wbem\wmic.exe" (
    for /f "tokens=2 delims==." %%# in ('
        cmd /c "%SystemRoot%\System32\wbem\wmic.exe os get localdatetime /value"
    ') do (
        set "_date=%%#"
        set "isodate=!_date:~0,4!-!_date:~4,2!-!_date:~6,2!"
    )
)
rem --- Final fallback: %DATE% (locale-dependent)
if not defined isodate (
    rem Assumes YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY/MM/DD, or MM/DD/YYYY
    for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=/.-" %%a in ("%DATE%") do (
        rem Heuristic: if first token is 4 digits, assume YYYY
        if "%%a" GEQ "1900" (
            set "isodate=%%a-%%b-%%c"
        ) else (
            set "isodate=%%c-%%a-%%b"
        )
    )
)
rem --- Safety check
if not defined isodate (
    echo ERROR: Unable to determine system date
    set "isodate=20xx"
    pause
)
echo.
if not exist "Work\efi\Microsoft\boot\efisys.bin" goto makenoneficd
:makeeficd
bin\cdimage.exe -bootdata:2#p0,e,b"Work\boot\etfsboot.com"#pEF,e,b"Work\efi\Microsoft\boot\efisys.bin" -o -m -u2 -udfver102 -lWin_%vermajor%_%warch%_%LabelLang% Work Win_%majorbuildnr%.%b2%_%wARCH%_%LabelLang%_%isodate%.iso
goto cleanup

:makenoneficd
echo No efisys.bin detected, attempting to make non-UEFI compatible iso
bin\cdimage.exe -b"Work\boot\etfsboot.com" -o -m -u2 -udfver102 -lWin_%vermajor%_%warch%_%LabelLang% Work Win_%majorbuildnr%.%b2%_%wARCH%_%LabelLang%_%isodate%.iso
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 echo Errors reported by dvd imaging tool

:cleanup
if exist "TEMP" rmdir /q /s "TEMP"
if exist "Work" rmdir /q /s "WORK"

pause
exit /b

:cannotfindinstall
Echo This script only supports install.wim and install.esd format
Echo Structure must be sources\install.wim or x64\sources\install.wim
pause
exit /b

:EOF

 

I have a small update to v1.5v2
Changed the add Diskpart Apply Image tool custom script
It's been bugging me that I didn't release a new version for the people who want to use this on win 11 without dealing with making a separate script
If you have saved the code from above as 1.3.3, there is nothing else new except an updated compilation

Changelog v1.5v2:
Swapped the add-Diskpart_Apply_Image_Tool_murphy78_custom script to the updated 1.3.3 version
This version should update the generated ISO filename correctly on Windows 11 and possibly beyond

Get the File:
New:

Spoiler

https://mir.cr/72DFDDD2
File Name: murphy78-Diskpart-Apply-v1.5v2.7z
File Size: 4.59 MB
SHA1: 4839C818B3A4DF8D3AF35E5A237ED2E61F7ABDD9
File type: 7z-LZMA/pw
PW: MDL2026

Compilation:

Spoiler

https://mir.cr/1598F1E9
File Name: murphy78-Diskpart-Apply-Script_v1.2.8-to-v1.5v2-compilation.7z
File Size: 52.8 MB
SHA1: FBEC8F92BD506A9D5DF08F5DE92A411F7536B1C1
File type: 7z-LZMA/pw
PW: MDL2026

 

My goal with this script was to imitate Microsoft's setup process, but having support for esd, wim, and swm format. Normally, the Microsoft Windows setup only supports esd and wim formats.
If you try to use swm split-wim format, it will look for the appropriate EULA and generally fail if not found. This is not an issue if you only have one large captured image, but it is very frustrating for an AIO.
I never imagined that I would be dealing with multiple languages and Win 11 compatibility issues.

The main issue with translating into Brazilian Portuguese, or anything other than English, is that there are many different little programs that are required for the script to function.
There's like 10 or 20 different commands that might have different functionality in other languages. Some might require English commands but display output in another language.
Changing the commands that display different language often break the functionality of the script. This is why I had to force English for Diskpart.
It is possible that you could rewrite that part to be specific to Brazilian Portuguese, but I wouldn't know how to do it as I don't speak the language.

If you were seriously considering this, I should warn you that it would probably take you a year to complete and it might not be worth it.
Little tiny changes in the script are extremely hard to bug fix and they're even harder if you weren't the one who wrote the script.
You might start with doing one small command at a time though and using it on a vm to see how it works.

I don't know what you mean by installer loading screen. If you are talking about what you got from mirrorcreator you should be warned that they have one of those bogus download things.
Make sure you download the exact file that matches the sha1 hash. The first download is fake. you have to close that window and reclick the link.

 

You can always use the Autoruns64 tool to see if it installed any kind of malware and disable it. On the Brazilian Portuguese issue, really the main that you need to worry about is selecting the correct disk. If it's hard to understand, there are apps you can download on your phone and take a picture to auto-translate I believe. That would certainly be a LOT easier than rewriting the entire script. Basically the script defaults to disk 0 which is the first disk that the motherboard assigns. That can often be an SSD or a hard disk instead of an NVME SSD though. This is why I have the Disk Select function. This shows the various DISK sizes to make it easier to locate the appropriate DISK NUMBER. Say you have a SSD with 500GB and an NVME with 2TB.
For example:

Code:

  Disk       ###           Status           Size             Free     Dyn  Gpt
  --------    ------------   -------             -------            ---         ---
  Disk       0               Online           447 GB        0 B                 *
  Disk       1               Online           3726 GB      15 MB            *
  Disk       2               Online           3726 GB      1024 KB         *
  Disk       3               Online           1907 GB      0 B                  *

In this example, The system has a 500GB SSD in Disk 0. It has 2 4TB Hard drives at Disk 1 and Disk 2. It has a 2TB NVME on Disk 3. So if I wanted to install Windows on Disk 3, I would SELECT DISK 3 using the Disk Selection function (Option D) in the menu. The Default is Disk 0.

 

Can I ask you why you are interested in using this script over the normal Microsoft Windows setup?

 

I can help you do the commands without a script, but you need to learn a bit on how to look for help with them on your own.
So this assumes that you have booted into a USB or DVD with an install.wim if you have an install.esd, swap the install.wim lines for install.esd
Rem lines are just comment lines
Also note that if you turn this into a script, you have to handle diskpart differently.
Press Shift-F10 from any Microsoft Windows setup to bring up command prompt then:

Code:

Diskpart
list disk
select disk 0
rem (or 3 or whatever disk you want to install to)
clean
convert gpt
create partition efi size=200
format quick fs=fat32 label="System"
assign letter="S"
create partition msr size=128
create partition primary
format quick fs=ntfs label="Windows"
assign Letter="Z"
exit

rem (Following drive letter for install.wim could be different than D:, try different letters if D: doesn't work. Use same letter on both commands)
dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile:D:\sources\install.wim

rem (Look for the index number that you want to apply here)
dism /apply-image /imagefile:D:\sources\install.wim /index:1 /applydir:Z:\

bcdboot Z:\Windows

wpeutil reboot

This is a super basic set of commands you can use to set up your system using diskpart and dism. It doesn't set up an extra recovery partition.
The default recovery option is that the windows partition is the same as the recovery partition unless you set up a different recovery partition.
So if you use the above commands, it will have a recovery option enabled on everything except windows 7 because windows 7 doesn't enable recovery partitions by default.
Also, if you wanted to copy the contents of an $OEM$ folder, you would need to do that manually.

 

@fabricio simoes
For install.swm files you have to use an extra /swmfile command and a install*.swm mask line to cover the install1.swm, install2.swm, etc

Code:

rem Instead of the original line
dism /apply-image /imagefile:D:\sources\install.wim /index:1 /applydir:Z:\

rem You add this extra part with the install*.swm
dism /apply-image /imagefile:D:\sources\install.swm /swmfile:D:\sources\install*.swm /index:1 /applydir:Z:\