Development WINDOWS MOD TOOL - Mod, Tweak your own Windows Image - Windows 11

08-05-2023
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Small fixes.
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Hi!
I build this batch tool to modify, tweak windows image as i want and i came here to share with you.
Is easy to use.
Note: Can get issues on windows 11 Home version because on Home version DISM tool (native windows tool) doesn´t work properly.
ESD_WINDOWS_MOD_TOOL.zip
For Splited image ( .swm format)
SWM_WINDOWS_MOD_TOOL.zip
Github: WMTool
How to use?
Use Windows Media Creation Tool from Microsoft and create OS Pendrive
After finished copy Pendrive to Desktop
Extract WINDOWS_MOD_TOOL.bat from zip to inside the copy you had made from Pendrive, it will be your work directory.
Execute WINDOWS_MOD_TOOL.bat and start your Work!!
At end you will get your own Windows mod version and you can delete WINDOWS_MOD_TOOL.bat
You can build ISO image if you want like this:
To create a ISO image from Your Windows modded image you need to Install Windows_Kits10ADK.
Download this tool, extract and execute: adksetup.zip
After you execute it, in tools selection window only select Deployment Tools and install it.
Now delete WINDOWS_MOD_TOOL.bat from working directory
Copy this batch bellow to notepad and save on Desktop as Build_ISO.bat and execut it.
Spoiler: Build_ISO.bat
Code:
@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
CD /d "%~dp0"
cls
@echo. & @echo Building ISO image... & @echo.
Set /p dir=" Type here the Work dir name: " & @echo.
echo oscdimg.exe -m -oc -u2 -udfver102 -bootdata:2#p0,e,b"%~dp0%dir%\boot\etfsboot.com"#pEF,e,b"%~dp0%dir%\efi\microsoft\boot\efisys.bin" "%~dp0%dir%" "%~dp0%dir%.iso"|"%systemroot%\system32\cmd.exe" /k "%systemdrive%\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\DandISetEnv.bat"
@echo. & @echo DONE!!!
pause
exit /b
END
I hope this helps you! Enjoy tool!
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Hi!
Tool is updated!
Enjoy it!

Hi!
Post updated!

Hello @persona78 !
Many thanks for this amazing work. I'm very interested in everything like this. Zero-touch deployment, which I like very much, is my business and my hobby too! In my business, I have to use tools like Broadcom Clarity, CA DSM, Enteo, and so on. Let us get in touch; I have a few questions when it's okay for you.
Greets Martin

knigge111 said:
Hello @persona78 !
Many thanks for this amazing work. I'm very interested in everything like this. Zero-touch deployment, which I like very much, is my business and my hobby too! In my business, I have to use tools like Broadcom Clarity, CA DSM, Enteo, and so on. Let us get in touch; I have a few questions when it's okay for you.
Greets Martin
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Hi!
OK!
Just send me a private msg if is ok?
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Hi!
OK!
Just send me a private msg if is ok?
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Thanks for the response. I will do it so!

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you can get the latest version here: https://github.com/OldSoldier/bptool
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I realize that this is not a "high volume" tool, but if anyone that has tried it has any feedback or suggestions please feel free to post and I'll see about making it better and more useful.
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If you could make it for OS X too that'd be awesome. I cannot test on Debian but only in Ubuntu but I really prefer OSX instead. Thanks
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If you could make it for OS X too that'd be awesome. I cannot test on Debian but only in Ubuntu but I really prefer OSX instead. Thanks
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It is a BASH script not a binary so I'm pretty sure it will run perfectly fine on OS X. It will run on Debian, RHEL, Fedora Ubuntu, or any other version of Linux that allows you to run the Bourne Again Shell (BASH).
I don't use OS X but from what I understand OS X has the Bourne Again Shell and sed so it *should* run fine (it may require minor tweaks for syntax)
oldsoldier2003 said:
It is a BASH script not a binary so I'm pretty sure it will run perfectly fine on OS X. It will run on Debian, RHEL, Fedora Ubuntu, or any other version of Linux that allows you to run the Bourne Again Shell (BASH).
I don't use OS X but from what I understand OS X has the Bourne Again Shell and sed so it *should* run fine (it may require minor tweaks for syntax)
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It works. Sorry for not trying before leaving a comment. :crying: Thank you for your work.
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So, this is my new project so far. I'm trying to build a tool to help all Android Wear devices with simple tasks. At the moment, this is the initial release and I'll keep it updated.
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Java Application: you can run it from any platform, Windows, Mac, Linux,...
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K thanks for this tool we want simple tool for control android touch if the touchpad is broken or damaged...
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K thanks for this tool we want simple tool for control android touch if the touchpad is broken or damaged...
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Any features suggestion will be welcome I'll take more times for the next release:
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How about a one click unlock bootloader/root watch!? :good:
So, this is my new project so far. I'm trying to build a tool to help all Android Wear devices with simple tasks. At the moment, this is the initial release and I'll keep it updated.
What's inside the package?
Java Application: you can run it from any platform, Windows, Mac, Linux,...
A folder called "lib" including adb,fastboot for Windows & Mac. If using Linux, you need to find your own adb and put it under "Other" folder
I'm looking forward for your feedback and suggestion. Thanks![/QUOTE]
very good thank you
thank u
thank u pro......................
Hi tdiddy.2, i'm trying to enable adb over wifi on android wear. I have managed to make it work, but theres a lot of steps because you need to connect over bluetooth first. I know thats probably a way to enable adb over wifi direct over adb shell, but i dont know how to use adb shell well. Maybe you want to contribute? Thanks in advance.
Heres the link

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Well, I just found my self needing a tool for Linux wich could help me to decompile/recompile my files (apks, dex, jars... etc) so I looked for it but had no luck. Then I said: Ok, if I need it then I'm going to do it! I has been REALLY usefull to me, I hope it can also be usefull to all of you.
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./script
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XDA:DevDB Information
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sebastiandg7
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PD: I want to hear you about bugs, function requests, improvements you may like... etc. The idea is to have a tool for users made by users. Hope you enjoy it.
nice tool thanks a lot , so far working good
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repo for Android!
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If we can't compile , there is no use of downloading GB's of data. [emoji14]
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If we can't compile , there is no use of downloading GB's if data. [emoji14]
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You didn't get the main thing, huh?
This thing only for syncing! and you can move the files to your PC easily, this helps you when you have limited bandwith, and you find a free WiFi, but you didn't bring your PC
So, this help me much.
PS: Do not quote whole post plz.
RendyAK said:
You didn't get the main thing, huh?
This thing only for syncing! and you can move the files to your PC easily, this helps you when you have limited bandwith, and you find a free WiFi, but you didn't bring your PC
So, this help me much.
PS: Do not quote whole post plz.
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Thanks,Edited my first post. :highfive:
Hi. My install seems correct and files seem present but repo command will not execute. I've tried from storage, storage/, and su. Any help?
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All links are dead. Could you re-share the project, please?

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