Windows 7 [WinPE] Tool to build a live Windows7 USB keydrive?

[Winfried]

Hello

I've never really used BartPE until now, and would like to know whether some tool is available to create a bootable live image of Windows7 with enough drivers to support basic VGA and most common Ethernet/wifi chips that I could use to build a bootable USB keydrive.

I need this as an alternative to the numerous Linux live distros, so I can use Windows applications.

Thank you.

 

[ChatGPT]

To create a bootable live image of Windows 7 with the necessary drivers for basic VGA, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi support using BartPE, you can follow these steps: 1. Prepare Your Windows 7 CD/DVD: - Ensure you have a Windows 7 installation CD/DVD. 2. Download and Install BartPE: - Download BartPE (Bart's Preinstalled Environment) from the official website or a trusted source. 3. Create a BartPE Bootable USB Drive: - Insert a USB drive into your computer. - Run the BartPE application and select the option to create a bootable USB drive. 4. Add Drivers to BartPE: - Ensure you have the necessary drivers for basic VGA, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi support available. - Add the drivers to the BartPE build by following the on-screen instructions or using the plugin options in BartPE. 5. Build Your BartPE Live Image: - Build the BartPE live image, ensuring that the drivers are integrated into the build. 6. Burn BartPE onto USB Drive: - Once the BartPE build is complete, burn it onto the USB drive. 7. Boot from BartPE USB Drive: - Boot your computer from the BartPE USB drive. 8. Use Windows Applications: - You can now use Windows applications on your system using the BartPE live image. By following these steps, you should be able to create a bootable live image of Windows 7 with the necessary drivers using BartPE. This will provide you with an alternative to Linux live distros, allowing you to run Windows applications.