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发表于 2009-3-2 20:31:18
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If the full Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) has been installed on a machine then you can simply run gimagex.exe directly. Be sure to choose the correct x86 or x64 version of GImageX depending on your operating system.
If the WAIK has not been installed, or you wish to use GImageX from something like Windows PE then you still need to get hold of the WIMGAPI DLLs from the WAIK. Unfortunately I am not able to distribute these DLLs myself so you will have to extract them manually from the WAIK as follows:
1. Find a machine that has the WAIK installed (in this example we will assume that it is v2.0 of the WAIK, earlier versions have slightly different mount driver names).
2. Using explorer browse to C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools folder.
3. You must get the correct version of files for your operating system. If you want to use GImageX in a 32bit environment then browse to the Tools\x86 folder. For 64bit browse to the Tools\amd64 folder.
4. Copy the following files into the same folder as gimagex.exe:
wimgapi.dll
wimmount.inf
wimmount.sys
WimMountInstall.exe
wimserv.exe
imagex.exe (optional, but handy if you also want to use the orginal command-line version of imagex)
5. Your GImageX installation folder should now look like this (x86 version shown): |
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