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Label the USB flash drive with a descriptive name: Where F is the drive letter of the USB flash drive. Install Windows RE to a USB flash drive: Makewinpemedia /ufd C:\resetmedia_amd64 F: copy E:\Recovery\RecoveryImage\ResetConfig.xml C:\resetmedia_amd64\media\sources\ResetConfig.xmlĬopy E:\Recovery\RecoveryImage\ResetPartitions-UEFI.txt C:\resetmedia_amd64\media\sources\ResetPartitions-UEFI.txtĬreate bootable media Create a bootable USB flash drive For more info, see Bare Metal Reset/Recovery: Enable Your Users to Create Media. If you're using a customized partition layout, add bare metal recovery configuration scripts to the working folder, under \sources. Step 5: Add bare metal recovery configuration scripts Where D:\sources\install.wim is either the base Windows image or a customized push-button reset recovery image.

copy D:\sources\install.wim C:\resetmedia_amd64\media\sources\install.wim xcopy C:\MyImages\winre.wim C:\resetmedia_amd64\media\sources\boot.wim /hĬopy the Windows image to the working folder. Replace the default Windows PE boot image (Boot.wim) with a Windows RE tools image. Where amd64 is the architecture of the system you are creating media for. Step 3: Create a working folder for Windows RE filesĬreate a folder structure for Windows RE, which is based on Windows PE: copype amd64 C:\resetmedia_amd64 Unmount the Windows image: Dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\mount\winre /Discard Xcopy C:\mount\Windows\System32\Recovery\winre.wim C:\Images\winre.wim /h Mount the Windows image: md c:\mount\Windowsĭism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:D:\sources\install.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:C:\mount Step 2: Extract the Windows RE image from the Windows imageįrom the Deployment and Imaging tools environment: Right-click Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment and then select Run as administrator.

On your technician PC: Click Start, and type deployment.

Download and install the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) and WinPE add-on.

Step 1: Open the Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment You can either extract the base Windows RE tools image from the Windows image, or use a customized Windows RE image. You can either use the base Windows image or a customized recovery image. To create the recovery media that you can include with the PC, you must have the following:

To create a bootable USB recovery drive for a personal device, see Create a USB recovery drive.

If the Windows images are larger than 32GB or are larger the media you're using (for example, 4.7GB DVDs), you'll need to split the Windows image file to span across multiple DVDs.

The USB flash drive or DVD recovery media must have enough space for the Windows image.

The PC firmware/BIOS must be configured so that the PC can boot from the media (USB drive or DVD drive).