Help Recreating Perfect Emergency ISO

[Bespoken]

A few fresh Win11 installs had been performed so the Recovery partition containing WinRE would have replaced the manufacturer version.

I have researched and inserted many drivers that I think ware missing. Mousepad, keyboard, and wifi all now work when started from Ventoy or Windows Boot. The last problem is I am still getting the failure message about starting the TCP/IP Registry Compatibility service. Any hint on this would be nice.

Future feature request: an alternative to specifying each driver INF, would be entering the name of a filet that contains pointers to the INF's, i.e., batch entry.

[admin]

A few fresh Win11 installs had been performed so the Recovery partition containing WinRE would have replaced the manufacturer version.

I have researched and inserted many drivers that I think ware missing. Mousepad, keyboard, and wifi all now work when started from Ventoy or Windows Boot. The last problem is I am still getting the failure message about starting the TCP/IP Registry Compatibility service. Any hint on this would be nice.

Future feature request: an alternative to specifying each driver INF, would be entering the name of a filet that contains pointers to the INF's, i.e., batch entry.

Hi Bespoken,

Regarding the "TCP/IP Registry Compatibility service" error you mentioned when starting PENetwork, I'm sorry to say that this utility is developed by a third party, so we don’t have full insight into what causes that error. However, you probably don’t need to worry too much about it, as it doesn’t seem to affect normal network functionality.

As for your feature request about using a batch file or a file containing a list of driver INF paths (instead of specifying each INF individually), that’s a good suggestion. We’ll consider adding something like a batch entry option in a future release to simplify driver injection.

Best regards,