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Hi guys
I was in the past quite an enthousiastic user of Bartpe ( a Windows XP recovery system that totally ran from a CD / DVD ( Like Live CD Linux distros). Link to Bartpe Nu2 Productions Website
This built essentially a Windows XP "Pre installation Environment" rather like the Internal WinPE (used for windows deployments) . However it had a decent Windows GUI and you could customize it by adding your own applications as plugins.
There is a Forum on this incredibly useful site (building bootable CD's, USB's etc etc) for Bartpe --just scroll down to the Bartpe section.
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Note to build this you must have a LEGALLY licensed copy of Windows (an OEM copy is also fine).
The main problem with Bartpe is that it's based on Windows XP which is getting a bit long in the tooth these days
I'm just wondering if anybody has attempted to make a "Windows 7 Live CD". could be a useful recovery / diagnostic tool.
I'll get round to it sooner or later but hoping someone has already done the work.
Cheers
jimbo
I was in the past quite an enthousiastic user of Bartpe ( a Windows XP recovery system that totally ran from a CD / DVD ( Like Live CD Linux distros). Link to Bartpe Nu2 Productions Website
This built essentially a Windows XP "Pre installation Environment" rather like the Internal WinPE (used for windows deployments) . However it had a decent Windows GUI and you could customize it by adding your own applications as plugins.
There is a Forum on this incredibly useful site (building bootable CD's, USB's etc etc) for Bartpe --just scroll down to the Bartpe section.
Link Removed
Note to build this you must have a LEGALLY licensed copy of Windows (an OEM copy is also fine).
The main problem with Bartpe is that it's based on Windows XP which is getting a bit long in the tooth these days
I'm just wondering if anybody has attempted to make a "Windows 7 Live CD". could be a useful recovery / diagnostic tool.
I'll get round to it sooner or later but hoping someone has already done the work.
Cheers
jimbo