Twiztid Clown
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Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset 10
how do i incorerate dart 10 into windows 10
how do i incorerate dart 10 into windows 10
How to integrate Microsoft DaRT 10
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bseklecki_ge
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Good question; did you ever figure out how to integrated D.A.R.T. ?
Apparently it is distributed as an ISO, not a WIM.
So perhaps there is a way to integrate it post-NTLITE-ISO Build, possibly RUFUS can make a boot menu selector (in GRUM), to choose from multiple ISOs?
Apparently it is distributed as an ISO, not a WIM.
So perhaps there is a way to integrate it post-NTLITE-ISO Build, possibly RUFUS can make a boot menu selector (in GRUM), to choose from multiple ISOs?
How to Deploy the DaRT Recovery Image Using a USB Flash Drive - Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack
How to Deploy the DaRT Recovery Image Using a USB Flash Drive
docs.microsoft.com
crypticus
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there is a MSDaRT Integrator but i think its old
so i recommend MSMG toolkit https://msmgtoolkit.in
so i recommend MSMG toolkit https://msmgtoolkit.in
Integration is easy, after breaking down DaRT Recovery Image Wizard's actions.
DaRT is released on the MDOP 2015 ISO (mu_microsoft_desktop_optimization_pack_2015_x86_x64_dvd_5975282), with separate MSI files for each language & architecture. Running the Wizard gives you options to add new drivers, or remove specific DaRT tools from setup.
MS provides a PowerShell script which reveals the actual steps:
1. Mount boot.wim
2. [Optional] Integrate WinPE features from the WinPE add-on to ADK
3. Unzip MDOP's DaRT\Installers\language\arch\MSDaRT.msi -> Toolsx64.cab, Toolsx86.cab
4. Unzip Tools CAB to WinPE root folder
5. Copy DartConfig.dat template to Windows\System32
6. Unmount & create ISO
That's about it. I checked a few published OSD/SCCM scripts, and they do the same job. If you wanted to use WinRE, it already has the optional CAB's and only needs Tools & DartConfig. Because Tools is a normal ZIP, you could run any of the apps outside of WinPE.
Integrating DaRT in WinRE:
1. Load Windows image, Export the WinRE sub-image to saved file. Unload image.
2. Load WinRE image.
3. Extract Tools CAB to mount folder, using PowerRuns or NSudo. Copy DartConfig.dat to Windows\System32
4. Apply changes.
5. Reload Windows image, copy updated winre.wim to Windows\System32\Recovery
6. Apply, create ISO.
Isn't MSMG faster? Maybe, but they're redisting DaRT w/o permission, since it's available only to Software Assurance (paid support) clients.
DaRT is released on the MDOP 2015 ISO (mu_microsoft_desktop_optimization_pack_2015_x86_x64_dvd_5975282), with separate MSI files for each language & architecture. Running the Wizard gives you options to add new drivers, or remove specific DaRT tools from setup.
MS provides a PowerShell script which reveals the actual steps:
1. Mount boot.wim
2. [Optional] Integrate WinPE features from the WinPE add-on to ADK
FMAPI is required for BitLocker & file undelete tools.
3. Unzip MDOP's DaRT\Installers\language\arch\MSDaRT.msi -> Toolsx64.cab, Toolsx86.cab
4. Unzip Tools CAB to WinPE root folder
5. Copy DartConfig.dat template to Windows\System32
6. Unmount & create ISO
That's about it. I checked a few published OSD/SCCM scripts, and they do the same job. If you wanted to use WinRE, it already has the optional CAB's and only needs Tools & DartConfig. Because Tools is a normal ZIP, you could run any of the apps outside of WinPE.
Integrating DaRT in WinRE:
1. Load Windows image, Export the WinRE sub-image to saved file. Unload image.
2. Load WinRE image.
3. Extract Tools CAB to mount folder, using PowerRuns or NSudo. Copy DartConfig.dat to Windows\System32
4. Apply changes.
5. Reload Windows image, copy updated winre.wim to Windows\System32\Recovery
6. Apply, create ISO.
Isn't MSMG faster? Maybe, but they're redisting DaRT w/o permission, since it's available only to Software Assurance (paid support) clients.
bseklecki_ge
Member
I'm interested in subscribing/purchasing Software Assurance (Already as MS OEM (DOC) partner), if anyone from Microsoft is out there.