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Dell EMC OpenManage Deployment Toolkit Version 6.0.1 User's Guide

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Creating a bootable media for Windows PE 5.0

To create a bootable media:

  1. Click Start and navigate to All Programs > Microsoft Windows ADK.
  2. Click Windows PE Tools Command Prompt to open a command prompt window.
  3. Navigate to C:\program files\Windows AIK\Tools\amd64 directory on the system.
  4. Execute the script: WINPE5.0_driverinst.bat <WIMPATH> <DTKPATH>
    where <WIMPATH> is the destination path to create the directory structure for Windows PE and <DTKPATH> is the path for the Dell drivers in the extracted DTK toolkit. For example, WINPE5.0_driverinst.bat C:\winpe_50 C:\DELL\x64\DRIVERS.
    This pre-installs the Dell drivers into Windows PE image. The successful execution of the above commands creates a bootable ISO image for Windows PE 5.0 at <WIMPATH>.
    NOTE: The destination folder (C:\winpe_50) is created as part of the process, and must not be an existing directory. The destination path and the path to the Dell drivers must not contain any blank space.
  5. NOTE: The execution script contains the following step, you can skip running the command.
    Run the following command: oscdimg -n -bc:\winpe_50\etfsboot.com c:\winpe_50\ISO c:\winpe_50\WinPE5.0.iso
    WinPE5.0 iso, a media bootable ISO image is created.
You can use any CD or DVD burning software to burn the image onto a CD or DVD. After burning the ISO image, ensure that it boots from the CD or DVD drive for all the supported Dell systems you plan to deploy. After it boots, you are advised to test all the tools and scripts on these systems to make sure that the integration is successful and that there are no issues with hardware components not being recognized.

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