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Compare arbitary Windows versions (such as Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB vs RTM Home).

Run arbitary windows software in a temporary (WinPE) environment.

Recovery tools (can) include DaRT+WindowsRE and a boot menu at startup.

Use predefined images on computers that need fixing (OEM style).

Upgrade to Win 7 or downgrade to Win 10 at leasure.

The "How do I Clean Install?" problem solved.

Note: GImageX is also included as a gooey front-end.

Provide a CLI frontend for DISM to help capture/deploy WIM images manually.

Stage AutoImage (Automatically detect and install WIM/ESD images).

Map network drives (requires a configured FTP server).

Automatically update the following WinPE aspects:.

Image systems from local media WIMs or over the network transparently.

Create WinPE images that support booting via: CD/USB/HD or PXE.

Supports WinPE.wim -> WinPE.iso conversion.

Automatically generate WinPE.wim and WinPE.ISO images (3.1,5.1,10).Automatically install AIK 7, ADK 81 U and ADK 10.Create a USB drive that can install any (7+) version of Windows on any hardware (BIOS/UEFI) either from the local media or over the network.ADKToolsĪDKTools provides a set of windows scripts to help manage the Windows Automated Deployment Kits (ADKs), Windows Imaging Format (WIM) images and Windows Preinstallation Environments (WinPE). This includes support for custom.wim/ESD files and no weird limitations on anything (similar projects impose many configuration/versioning limitations). I've tried to make everything as simple as possible while retaining the full functionality of all of the involved systems. This ADKTools project lets (nearly) anyone with an internet connection and thumb drive create a single USB that can install any version of Windows (7-10) on both BIOS/UEFI systems with a few clicks. Today, marks the initial release of a major milestone: the automation of ADKtools capable of autobuilding WinPE.iso files. I have been scripting every aspect of Windows deployment from the ADKs and Microsoft's documentation as a side project for the last year or so.