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Mahmoud, you ever managed to get anywhere with your "solution"?

Still, EasyBCD running easy on PE would be way easier solution...

Just make it not depend on the whole OS to change/edit/add a simple BCD entry. Most programs can run fine in WinPE, I see no reason why EasyBCD should be different Forget the Linux tool, no need for this! sebus

Sure, like here It adds 15 MB to the image. I wish .net was never invented... sebus

For some s*** a** comment like yours... No, the software does NOT natively run in WinPE Ofcourse with modifications of all sorts to the WinPE OS one can force it to run, but that it NOT the same! sebus

Honestly, who cares? Just make a version that RUNS in WinPE & let the end user deal with it. There is NO need to distribute WinPE as whole (any mug can make one if they want to, or pick one up from WAIK & edit) sebus

Anything after 5 months? Thanks sebus

Please do, it would be most handy sebus

I see the full explanation of the "workings" here - The NeoSmart Forums - View Single Post - EasyBCD 2.0 b97 overwrites all MBRs even on disks with no MBR But still the question, it is editable? Like ie change the name of the ISO to boot? sebus

Any idea for a timescale estimate? sebus

That would really be nice, and in fact next year is jusr around the corner sebus

jbrowning, did you follow up & on this & got it working? sebus

Would be really nice, because at the moment the only way to do it is either by bcdedit & BellaVista from PE or even mini XP sebus

EasyBCD is excellent FREE program. True! But it would be really nice to have an executable build that DOES run on WinPE. It would really be helpful in many situations "Good software should be designed with portability and stability in mind from the start." sebus

You could always use Win7PE Rescue iso, which boots fine sebus

Thank you! sebus

Fantastic, something you think of sharing (now or later?) sebus

Well, do not believe all that you find written on the Internet! Sorry, but the link is a total rubbish, only W7 Ult/Ent & Server 2008 R2 will boot from VHD (and NOTHING else so far!) due to Kernel-NativeVHDBoot instructions If you do not believe me, then try yourself The is more to it then just...

I am sorry, but I think you are mistaken here, the hacks that exist allow booting Win7 Ult/Ent or Server 2008R2 when Vista is the host on a machine (but for that matter one can boot such vhd from bare metal machine, it is only Win7 bootloader that is needed!) - which is not the same as booting...

Win7 Ultimate/Enterprise & Win Server 2008 R2 can boot from vhd Does anybody understand the process(es) involved? Why Win7 Home/Pro can not boot from vhd? What stops it? Why Vista/Server 2008 can not boot from vhd at all? vboot from vmlite is coming soon to allow it to happen, but I would...