Although it might not seem important to home users, installing and configuring the OS for multiple computers can take a lot of time. Additionally, installing the operating system from a WIM file offers the possibility to personalize the additional programs, drivers and files that should be available for the user. In order to capture, edit and deploy the disk images, you need to use ImageX which is a command line tool. If you are not comfortable with the command line interface, WIM Installer aims to provide you with a graphical interface.
The main window is simple and allows you to select the volumes detected in the WIM image and the destination partition. However, the program can only provide access to some of the ImageX functions which limits its usage to only deploying the WIM file.
If you want to create the deployment package you still need to deal with the command line interface. However, if you are not familiar with the ImageX command arguments, you are probably not using WIM files to deploy Windows. Your Custom. The preinstallation process simply makes it available to your app.
Developers can supply the data file to the preinstallation partner, or you can agree to a format that enables the partner to generate the content. When you're building and debugging your app in Microsoft Visual Studio, you can't access the Custom.
You can simulate using your Custom. To do this, modify the code sample from:. After you have verified your file format and content, you can change the location of the Custom. Be aware that the file name you provide here isn't used after the data is installed in your app. The app now has a tile on the Start screen of the PC used to test the app. The app should be able to access the Custom. If additional debugging is needed, attach a debugger after starting the app from the Start screen.
Note You might be required to sign out and sign in again to see the app on the Start screen. After you're done testing your app, you must remove the preinstalled package to continue using your Dev environment. To remove the preinstalled package using Windows PowerShell, you can use the Get-AppxPackage cmdlet to provide the full app package name through the pipeline to the Remove-ProvisionedAppxPackage cmdlet:.
Note This article is intended for OEMs, who will be supporting a Microsoft Store device app or the mobile broadband app on their devices. For each type of app, two things should be preinstalled to provide the correct Microsoft Store device app or mobile broadband app:. Important Although metadata packages and the corresponding apps are parsed immediately after the OOBE process completes, a user might be able to launch the app before the metadata package is parsed.
In this case, the user will see an access denied error. To avoid this, apply both the metadata package and the app to the system image. If you are preinstalling a Microsoft Store device app then you should have acquired the device metadata package. If you are preinstalling a mobile broadband app then you should have acquired the service metadata package.
Note Device metadata packages and service metadata packages use the same file name extension. You can do this in one of the following ways:. Copy the metadata package files to the device metadata store of the mounted image. For more info about service metadata, see Service metadata. The install. Split the install. Open an elevated command prompt to use DISM commands. Run the following DISM command with the correct path to the install. DISM can be used to service a Windows image.
It is not suggested to delete the Install. When you download a Windows 10 or 8 ISO file, by using the Media Creation tool, you will realize that there is an " install.
It allows a single disk image to be deployed to multiple computer platforms. WIM files are used to manage files such as drivers, updates, and components without booting the operating system image. Step 4: Choose the first option in this menu and press Enter. The same way you can add other Windows edition to your wim file.
Right click at Start menu. Then type the following command and press Enter, in order to find which images the install. Files that have the. WIM files are very similar to other disk image formats, but this file format is file -based and not and not sector-based like most disk image formats.
If you want to use Windows to open the ISO file but it's already associated with a different program i. Windows doesn't open the ISO file when you double-click or double-tap it , open the file's properties and change the program that should open ISO files to be isoburn. Source: Windows Central. Unmounting an image Open a command prompt or the Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment with administrator privileges.
Unmount the image. Mount the ISO of the Operating.
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