I tried creating an UBCD4WIN (Ultimate Boot CD for Windows) ISO file and adding this to the menu. It would be fun adding some kind of Windows based image as well. Then you’ll only have to follow the links to the Linux distros ISO files, download and copy them to the USB sticks’ root (with some exceptions, described on the site). This is a very neat way to make a multiboot USB stick, because it’s pretty simple, and basically just involves formatting the USB stick, running the MultiBootISOs.exe file (which you can download using the link above). On you can find a straight forward procedure to do this ( ). However, you have to copy several packages in a given order.It’s relatively easy to find how to create a multiboot USB stick. If you want to add PowerShell, the same pattern should be applied. To set the language of the command line, the keyboard layout, and the location to Germany. These are added as follows: dism /image:mount /Add-Package /PackagePath:\lp.cabįor example, use dism /image:mount /Set-AllIntl:de-DE %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Windows Preinstallation Environment\\WinPE_OCs\. The language files can be found by default under the following path: This is done on the command prompt from the directory you specified as the target in copype.cmd, where mount already exists: dism /Mount-Wim /MountDir:mount /wimfile:media\sources\boot.wim /index:1 If you want to customize Windows PE, for example by integrating language packs (WinPE is in English by default) or additional features, you mount the WIM with DISM. The boot.wim file can then be found in media\sources below the directory you specified above. Adding deployment tools via ADK setup Adding packages to WIM ^
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