@echo off
@rem This script is called by x:WindowsSystem32Startnet.cmd – WinPE
@echo.
@echo.
@echo.
@echo Running Intel Optimization powercfg for improved imaging times
@echo.
@echo call powercfg /s 8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c
call powercfg /s 8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c
@echo.
@echo.
@echo.
@rem *****************************************************************
@rem List all the disks, then search the volumes of each one to see
@rem which disks may have “Winpe” in the label. We will ignore that
@rem disk and use the first disk without the Winpe label that we find.
@rem *****************************************************************
@echo call diskpart /s %WinPESource%DiskpartFileslistdisk.txt
call diskpart /s %WinPESource%DiskpartFileslistdisk.txt>x:Disks.txt
@echo.
@rem Set Disk equal to blank to start
set disk=
@echo.
@rem
@rem This line will write a diskpart script to select the disk and detail it’s contents.
@rem We use this output to find a disk that does NOT have Winpe as the volume label.
@rem That disk will have the OS installed to it. This way you can exclude USB from diskpart.
@rem
@rem This works around the issue where the USB key is sometimes enumerated as disk 0 and the
@rem SSD is disk 1.
@rem
for /f “skip=8 tokens=2” %%A in (x:Disks.txt) do (
@echo sel disk %%A>x:Par.txt
@echo det disk>>x:Par.txt
@echo exit>>x:Par.txt
if NOT “%%A”==”DiskPart…” call :ListPar %%A
)
if %Disk%==”” echo No disk found without a volume label of “Winpe”&& set disk=0
@echo Using Disk “%Disk%”
@echo.
@echo call diskpart /s %WinPESource%DiskpartFileslistdisk.txt
call diskpart /s %WinPESource%DiskpartFileslistvol.txt>x:Vols.txt
@echo.
@echo.>x:checkpart.txt
@echo select disk “%Disk%”>>x:checkpart.txt
@echo list partition>>x:checkpart.txt
@echo exit>>x:checkpart.txt
@echo call diskpart /s x:checkpart.txt>x:outpar.txt
call diskpart /s x:checkpart.txt>x:outpar.txt
@echo.
@echo.>x:DelPar.txt
@echo select disk “%Disk%”>>x:DelPar.txt
for /f “skip=25 tokens=2” %%A in (x:outpar.txt) do (
if %%A NEQ DiskPart… echo select partition %%A>>x:DelPar.txt && echo delete partition override>>x:DelPar.txt
)
echo exit>>x:DelPar.txt
diskpart /s x:DelPar.txt
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo Write the diskpart script now that we know what disk to use
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo.>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select disk “%Disk%”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “0”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “1”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “2”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “3”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “4”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “5”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “6”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “7”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “8”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “9”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “10”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “11”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “12”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo select volume “13”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo attributes volume set hidden>>x:wimpart.txt
rem @echo create partition efi size=100>>x:wimpart.txt
rem @echo format quick fs=fat32 label=”System”>>x:wimpart.txt
rem @echo assign letter=”S”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo create partition msr size=128>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo create partition primary>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo shrink minimum=5000>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo format quick fs=ntfs label=”Windows”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo assign letter=”W”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo create partition primary>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo format quick fs=ntfs label=”Images”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo assign letter=”M”>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo set>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo gpt attributes=0×8000000000000001>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo exit>>x:wimpart.txt
@echo.
@echo Wimpart.txt now contains…..
@echo.
type x:wimpart.txt
@echo.
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo Setting up the partition table
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo call diskpart /s x:wimpart.txt
diskpart /s x:wimpart.txt
@echo.
@echo.
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@rem Map drive letter for Install.wim and Winre.wim
@echo *****************************************************************
@rem Create an output file containing all the drive letters
@echo call diskpart /s %WinPESource%DiskpartFileslistVol.txt>%WinPESource%Output.txt
diskpart /s %WinPESource%DiskpartFileslistVol.txt>%WinPESource%Output.txt
@echo.
@rem Go through each drive letter, looking for the imagesInstall.txt file
for /f “skip=8 tokens=3” %%A in (%WinPESource%Output.txt) do (
if exist %%A:imagesinstall.txt set InstallPath=%%A:images&& echo “Found device with images folder and install.txt file”
)
@echo.
@echo.
@rem Check InstallPath was found and there are images in it.
if NOT EXIST %InstallPath%Install.wim echo “Install.wim NOT found.” && goto :Error
@echo Install.wim FOUND at %InstallPath%imagesinstall.wim
@echo.
@rem Check that Winre.wim is there as well.
if NOT EXIST %InstallPath%Winre.wim echo “Winre.wim NOT found.” && goto :Error
@echo Winre.wim FOUND at %InstallPath%imageswinre.wim
@echo.
@echo.
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@rem Switches to the USB disk
@rem Create folders on local (eMMC) disk and copy files from USB disk
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo.
@echo Making directories…
md w:recyclerscratch
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to make w:recyclerscratch directory” && goto :error
md m:”windows images”
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to make m:windows images directory” && goto :error
md m:recoverywindowsre
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to make m:recoverywindowsre directory” && goto :error
@echo.
@echo copy %InstallPath%install.wim m:”windows images”
copy %InstallPath%install.wim m:”windows images”
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to copy install.wim to m:Windows images” && goto :error
@echo.
@echo copy %InstallPath%winre.wim m:recoverywindowsre
copy %InstallPath%winre.wim m:recoverywindowsre
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to copy winre.wim to m:recoverywindowsre” && goto :error
@echo.
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo Copying over Office Bits for Pre-installation during Audit mode
@echo *****************************************************************
@rem @echo xcopy “%WinPESource%Office 15.3 AFO bits”*.* w:Office_Temp /cherky
@rem xcopy “%WinPESource%Office 15.3 AFO bits”*.* w:Office_Temp /cherky
@echo.
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo Applying the WIMboot image from the Images Partition in the eMMC
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo call DISM /Apply-Image /ImageFile:”m:windows imagesinstall.wim” /ApplyDir:w: /Index:1 /WIMBoot /ScratchDir:w:recyclerSCRATCH
DISM /Apply-Image /ImageFile:”m:windows imagesinstall.wim” /ApplyDir:w: /Index:1 /WIMBoot /ScratchDir:w:recyclerSCRATCH
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to apply image to w:” && goto :error
@echo.
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo Setting the boot environment
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo call w:WINDOWSSYSTEM32BCDBOOT w:WINDOWS /s s: /f all
w:WINDOWSSYSTEM32BCDBOOT w:WINDOWS
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to set boot information” && goto :error
@echo.
@echo.
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo Setting the recovery environment
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo w:windowssystem32reagentc /SetREImage /Path M:RECOVERYWINDOWSRE /target w:windows
w:windowssystem32reagentc /SetREImage /Path M:RECOVERYWINDOWSRE /target w:windows
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 echo “Failed to set recovery information” && goto :error
@echo.
@echo.
@echo.
@echo.
rmdir /s /q w:recycler
@echo.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo WIMboot image deployment COMPLETE. Type EXIT from Command
@echo Prompt to restart or turn off device.
@echo *****************************************************************
@echo ============================ Step 2.0 Setting the recovery environment For HW Recovery ============================
rem
rem cd /d %InstallPath%
rem cd
rem cd Scripts
rem call 00_F9_recovery.bat
rem Wpeutil shutdown
exit
goto :END
:ERROR
@echo.
@echo An error has been detected.
color 4f
@echo.
goto :END
:ListPar
@REM This section is to bring a disk number and use it to List Partitions
@echo.
set TempDisk=%1
diskpart /s x:Par.txt>x:ParOutput.txt
for /f “skip=24 tokens=3” %%A in (x:ParOutput.txt) do (
if /i “%%A”==”no” set Disk=%TempDisk%
)
for /f “skip=26 tokens=4” %%A in (x:ParOutput.txt) do (
if /i NOT “%%A”==”Winpe” set Disk=%TempDisk%
)
Goto :EOF
:END
@rem
@rem Get finish time so we can evaluate total WinPE phase time.
@rem
call |time>x:StopTime.txt
@rem
@rem Now parse both files to display the Start and Finish Time
@rem
@echo.
@echo.
for /f “tokens=5” %%A in (x:starttime.txt) do echo Script Start Time is %%A
for /f “tokens=5” %%A in (x:stoptime.txt) do echo Script Stop Time is %%A
@echo.
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