Now it may turn out that the work involved to add the Win32 subsystem to the Macrium RE is more trouble than it's worth. In this instance I just need to be able remotely access the Macrium RE that is already there. In this instance I don't need a PE environment with a bunch of other tools, as useful as that frequently is.
And the Macrium WIM will automatically have the latest version of Macrium at that time. The Macrium WIM at the site, will definitely have all the drivers for the target system. If I can modify the existing Macrium WIM, which is already on the client's computer without a lot of messing around then that will be the best option here. But there are other considerationsĪll these systems are at remote locations to me. So I'm looking for some direction on how W10PE 圆4 is able to run x86 apps and I'm hoping that I can add the necessary components to the Macrium Recovery Environment which I am trying to VeeDubīetter than try to modiffy that limited WimPE, I think it can be easier and faster, to start from building a new WimPE 圆4 capable to boot x86 and 圆4 programs, and this way you may add since the WimPE build, not only the programs you mentioned but even many more very usefull alacran What I have now just discovered, is that when trying to add TeamViewer (x86) to the Macrium Recovery Environment (圆4) I am seeing a machine type mismatch error when I try to start TeamViewer.īasically saying that I can't run an x86 application on 圆4 WinPE, which was something that up until now I have taken for granted. With the Win10PE that I use, I have a plug-in for TeamViewer which is an x86 application - and this works fine.
I'm trying to customise a vendor 圆4 WinPE: (Macrium Recovery Environment)Īs there are situations where it would be good if I was able to access the Macrium Recovery Environment remotely. I've been a long-time user of the WinBuilder / Win10PE (圆4) platform. This is not strictly a WinBuilder question, but this forum is the one that is most applicable to my question.
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