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More on booting Windows PE from a USB flash drive

A few months back, I wrote about booting Windows PE from a USB flash drive. Early versions of PE didn’t make this very straightforward, but Microsoft UK’s James O’Neill has blogged about doing exactly this with Windows PE 2.0 in his article on getting started with Windows PE - it looks like it’s got a whole lot easier.

Hopefully, I’ll get some time to have a go at this soon.

Posted: 10:01 on Saturday 11 November 2006 under Windows PE.
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Comment from Mark
Time: Sunday 12 November 2006, 11:36

Since I wrote this, James has published a follow-up post on customising Windows PE.

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