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A few weeks ago we release PEBuilder 5.0.0.1 this was to fix an issue that stopped applications from being added to the WinPE image. It appears that while compiling PEBuilder we made a typo that recreated the issue instead of fixing the issue we have corrected that in PEBuilder 5.0.1.2 and brought you a few other features. One big change you will see right away is that we have changed the WinPE architecture area to WinPE builds. We have added some preset configurations to choose from to help make the build process smother but don't worry you can still choose to create your own custom image. The other feature we added is the ability to export and import your settings so that you can now save all the configuration changes you have made to be used later. Head over to main page to get the update 

Its been a while since I have put out a update for PEBuilder. Since it has been so long I wanted to put out a beta for the new version. One of the first things you will notice is a difference in the interface.  The interface has been updated to a flat style and color has been added to help identify available options. You will also notice a new tool bar across the top from there you ca gather into about the version of PEbuilder you are using, Get help on the application or donate. In a future release I hope to add a save and import config option allowing settings to be saved. On the back end of the code I have updated the ISO build process to work more efficiently and I have added a different PSProfile that will always load when you add powershell to the image. This is to ensure that some fixes that need to be applied to the Image happen each time. You can still add your own profile the only difference is the name of the file. I have also added a few modules that will be add...

Release for PEBuilder Version 4.0.0.2 Updated CopyTool with new version (3.1.1.1) Fixed an issue that would stop the iso file from being created if a path was not specified  Fixed an issue that would prevent DiskCommnd from running in WinPE Added Support for ADK 1803 Windows 7 devices running PEBuilder will still be using 1709 Added WMF 5.1 detection for devices running windows 7 Added Windows ADK detection to GUI   Add a option to remove windows ADK when uninstalling PEBuilder You no longer have to uninstall old versions of PEBuilder when installing a new version More information can be found here  

Build a custom Windows PE disk with a easy to use GUI interface. PEBuilder is an application that allows you to build a PE image the way you want it. You can enable PowerShell and other components with a simple click of a check box. You can also add your own compatible application right to the image. The tool is simply a GUI over top of my PEBuilder PowerShell script. That way if you still would prefer to use the PowerShell script you can do so. Below is a list of applications that will by default be added to the Windows PE image. You can remove these from the GUI or add your own. Just click add app and point to the containing folder.   What Application are included PowerShell - Microsoft PowerShell Cmtrace - Log view application Defraggler - A defragging tool Explorer++ - File explorer Notepad++ - Advanced text editor ntpwedit - Windows password reset tool PENetwork - Ntwork configuration tool Produkey - Product key finder SearchMyFiles ...

Just the other week i posted a new tool to build a my PE image and just as I promised in that post I created a better build and more customizable version of that tool. below is the code that makes up PEBuilder, The new version is built in PowerShell and offer options to do do things like Download and install the required ADK files, Build a image and burn it to a USB drive or mount a already created image. The idea behind PEBuilder was to give a broad yet flexible set of tools that allow the user to build there own version of WinPE. At this time the source files provided will allow you build my own version of WinPE with some other changes compared to my old version I posted quite sometime ago. Even though it is setup to use my own configuration you can easily modify the files I provided to suite your own needs, just use my source files as templates. The Changes made to WinPE_RescueImage are as follows Removed recuva until something can be found that will work in WinPE Added a Powe...