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- Setting the display resolution on boot could show an error message if the adapter did not like the graphics mode. This msgbox would block the boot process and could become hidden behind the splash screen. Reconfigured the startup SetResolution process to log any errors and continue instead of displaying a msgbox. - Pressing F11 during startup will toggle the splash screen show/hide. This can be useful in the even a startup program is blocking but hidden behind the overlay. - Improvements to SysInfo to get the Windows version directly from the kernel. Also improved ReleaseId/DisplayVersion for Win10 builds. - Fixed an issue with file attributes not being correctly applied to certain folders.
PhoenixPE
PhoenixPE is a WinPE Rescue/Recovery Environment based on Win10/Win11. It can be booted via USB, CD/DVD, PXE/Network, or hard disk.
- PhoenixPE uses the "next-generation" PEBakery engine resulting in faster build times and advanced features compared to legacy Winbuilder projects.
- Build from Win10/Win11 sources using either boot.wim or WinRE.wim as a base.
- Designed from the ground up to be developer/contributor friendly and use clean, well documented code.
- Easy to understand options and uncluttered user interface.
- Flexible architecture.
- PEBakery's powerful scripting language allows extensive customization.
Features
- Drive Backup/Clone/Imaging
- Malware Removal
- Password Recovery
- File Recovery
- Forensics Tools
- Drive Partitioning/Install Prep.
- Hardware Diagnostics
- Offline OS Troubleshooting/Repair/Recovery
- And more...
PhoenixPE includes a variety of carefully selected applications to get you started and PEBakery's user friendly scripting language makes it easy for you create your own scripts and customize PhoenixePE with your favorite apps and settings.
License
PhoenixPE is licensed under the MIT license. Refer to license for more information.
Installation
Download the latest release and unpack it in the desired location. To uninstall, simply delete the PhoenixPE folder.
Documentation
Documentation is available on the PhoenixPE Wiki.
Development
PhoenixPE is developed and maintained, and supported by a community of developers/volunteers who enjoy sharing their ideas and work in their free time.
Interested in contributing to PhoenixPE? Please read our contributor guidelines.
Want to create your own scripts, include additional applications, and personalize PhoenixPE to your taste?
Check out the following resources:
Enhancements/Bugs
Please use the GitHub issue tracker for reporting problems or suggesting new features.
Support
PhoenixPE is supported by a vibrant community of developers, boot disk/WinPE enthusiasts, and volunteers. Please post general questions and support requests in one of our forums.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Please check out our Frequently Asked Questions before posting an issue or asking for help in the forums.