PC Win Boot
Introduction
Create Windows PE 3.0 Boot Disk, including CD, DVD, USB.
PC Win Boot is used to create custom Windows PE boot disks. The target media could be a CD, DVD or USB stick/Drive. You can include any programs into your own boot disk and be a computer expert. Boot disk can be used as System recovery tools or mini and portable Windows system.
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Features
Windows PE 3.0 kernel
Windows® Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) 3.0 is a minimal Win32® operating system with limited services, built on the Windows® 7 kernel. Your computer will be highly supported by up to date Windows technology, and PC Win Boot will assist you to decrease the learning curve of building a custom PE 3.0 boot disc.
Build Windows Live CD
PC Win Boot can build a Windows PE ISO image. All you need to do is to burn the ISO file onto a CD/DVD. That's it! try to boot from that CD! You make a Windows rescue CD yourself! The user interface has been designed to make every operation as clear as possible. You won't be needed to read a thousand pages techincal article to do what PC Win Boot can do with only a couple of steps.
Create Bootable Windows USB Drive
USB stick and USB flash drives are very common now. Therefore making the Windows PE rescue disk into a USB drive is not only making your life easier but also more flexible regarding the possible changes to the files on the boot disk. This is the largest advantage of making USB boot disk comparing CD. PC Win Boot can also help you make a custom USB boot disk with the same number of steps as making a boot CD.
Include unlimited number of programs
You can put as many programs as you want into the boot disk, and lauch those programs directly from Windows PE. But you are responsible to make sure those programs are portable versions otherwise it won't be successfully boot up in Windows PE envirnment.
