Recovery Project with Boot Mode Support

ok sir no problem
I have already been very kind of you I will wait thank you again for your project take care of yourself

 

thanks a lot lot for this update

 

Brother i am looking forward to make your project more user friendly . pl give me some time as tmrw i will cross check everything & will update you if anything isbfound to be usefull for update
Thanks again for your Awesome Project [ Credits always yours & Pleasure always mine ]

 

is it possible to give user the choice of how they want to format the drive the script seem to auto format the whole disk and do the install on that?

 

i am confused what i do ?
AutoUnattend folder i have to copy all the files from ur recovery project?
in settings folder where i can find the OOBE?
can u make a short video of ur instruction?this will be really helpful

 

@Chibi ANUBIS Un grand merci pour ton travail, tous se passe bien! J'ai utilisé l'option UEFI with DATA, et l'option Full Image en OEM. Maintenant une petite question pour que je puisse savoir ce que je viend de faire: Est ce que l'option Full Image est une image qui contient toutes les étapes faite à partir du mode Audit, qui comprend les mises à jours windows que j'ai installer, les pilotes, utilitaires et applications y compris?

Maintenant que j'ai lancer l'application Recovery Tools, pour créer un support Recovery Media sur une clé USB, l'application a formater l'USB en MBR, alors qu'elle devrait probablement être formater en GPT. Ce qui me donnera l'acces pour la demarrer en mode UEFI sans pilotes CSM. En tout cas, j'ai essayer de modifier le script RecoveryDrive01Prepare, en remplaçant les deux emplacements MBR en GPT, resultat: aprés formatage en GPT partition BOOT FAT32 succes, alors que la RECOVERY en NTFS affiche une erreur depuis le logiciel.

Je continue donc l'MBR RECOVERY Media, je redemarre le PC et test.

 

@Chibi ANUBIS Fonctionne correctement en UEFI la recovery, mais un petit probleme de ma part, c'est que au lieu de faire une installation en UEFI Default, j'ai choisis celle en UEFI with data, avec tes fichiers OEM.
Voila maintenant que j'ai la non OEM, en UEFI Default, apres avoir installer, les MAJ, Pilotes, Utilitaires et Applications, copier Coller: Custom Installation\Settings\UEFI - Default\ReCreatePartitions + ResetConfig dans C:\Recovery\OEM et executer sysprep depuis Recovery Project Build 2106 - Chibi ANUBIS\
Le script ce lance, et a l'étape de Marking Updates as Permanent, il commence en affichant de 0% a 10% puis saute vers une deuxiéme ligne commence de 0% et continu avec succé a 100%, et continu les autres étapes. Arrete la machine, je la démarre, il commence et au momment ou il commence le mode création de l'utilisateur finale, up, une erreur, windows n'a pas bien été installé ..... veuillez redemarer pour poursuivre l'installation. Je le fais, et re-up la même erreure.
Que puis je faire, ou que c'est il passé, ou quelle étape ai je oublier....
Avez vous une petite idée?

 

Please note that we speak English here.

 

Sorry guys for that, here's what i was saying:

@Chibi ANUBIS
A big thank you for your work, everything is going well! I used the UEFI option with DATA, and the Full Image option in OEM. Now a little question so that I can know what I just did: Is the Full Image option an image that contains all the steps made from the Audit mode, which includes the windows updates that I have? install, drivers, utilities and applications including?

Now that I have run the Recovery Tools application, to create Recovery Media on a USB stick, the application has to format the USB to MBR, when it should probably be formatting as GPT. Which will give me access for declaration in UEFI mode without CSM drivers. In any case, I tried to modify the RecoveryDrive01Prepare script, by replacing the two MBR locations in GPT, result: after formatting in GPT partition BOOT FAT32 success, while the RECOVERY in NTFS displays an error from the software.

So I continue the MBR RECOVERY Media, I restart the PC and test.

@Chibi ANUBIS Works correctly in UEFI recovery, but a small problem on my part is, that instead of doing an installation in UEFI Default, I chosed the one in UEFI with data, with your OEMs.
Now that I have the non OEM, in UEFI Default, after having installed, the Updates, Drivers, Utilities and Applications, copy Paste: Custom Installation \ Settings \ UEFI - Default \ ReCreatePartitions + ResetConfig in C: \ Recovery \ OEM and run sysprep from Recovery Project Build 2106 - Chibi ANUBIS \
The script launches, and at the Mark updates as permanent step, it starts displaying from 0% to 10% then jumps to a second line starts from 0% and continues successfully to 100%, and continues with to the other steps. Stops the machine, I started it, the process starts loading and when it comes to the creation of the end user, up, an error, windows was not installed well .... please restart to continue the installation. I do that restart, and re-up the same mistake.
What can I do, or what happened, or what step i did I forget ...
Do you have a little idea?

 

Hi dear friend @Chibi ANUBIS

I can use the same process to make it with a Windows 11 ISO?

Thanks in advanced
Regards

 

@Chibi ANUBIS
Ok. I JUST found-out about your project based on mine. After all thoses years. I will have to take a look now to check if I can add some of your modifications back if you don't mind ?

Also, I don't remeber knowing you are based in France. You can write me in french in private, since it is my native tongue (after all, I come from the royaume de la poutine!)

EDIT : Ok. I just took a look in my inbox and I must suffer from amnesia becase we exchanged in french before. Lol. I need to sleep I think!

Have a nice day!