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The WAIK screencasts

Ive promised these for quite awhile now but never really got round to doing them. I wanted to show a few of the things we have been talking about on the Ready Summit tour that I did in my session as theres quite a few questions on how to actually do them.

 

WinPE Driver Addition

In this screencast I show how to use ImageX to mount a WIM file into your filesystem and then add in a SATA driver. We close and commit the changes. Important note that while Im using peimg.exe to add the driver into the WinPE image, if you wanted to do a similar thing with the Vista image itself (via install.wim) then you'd need to use drvload.exe or pkgmgr.exe.

Click here to download (2MB)

 

Windows System Image Manager

This is the new tool that replaces all the mess you used to do with the inf files in WinXP. It spits out an XML file that you can then use on the command line with setup.exe or via Windows Deployment Services.

Click here for download (3MB)

 

Windows Deployment Services Overview

I just love this tool! Ive written a few blog posts on it now. Its the new replacement to Remote Installation Services (RIS) and will be available as a hotfix or via Windows Server 2003 SP2.

Click here for download (1.5MB)

 

Related Posts by me on this topic

WAIK: Testing the waters with WDS

Vista: Windows Automated Installation Kit first look

Windows Deployment Services: First take

Comments

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Our local technical gurus Jeffa and Kleefy have been busy making some handy little screencasts for everyone.

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Finally!!! I've blogged about these tools so many times now and have done screencasts about them too

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    The Windows Automated Installation Kit (Windows AIK) is designed to help corporate IT professionals customize

  • Anonymous
    January 15, 2007
    Thanks Michael, great stuff!

  • Anonymous
    February 20, 2007
    Great stuff Michael! I'd love to see a screencast on capturing an XP image to WDS.