The system administrator's multiboot disc is based on BOOTMGR loaders (Windows 8.1.1), Isolinux / Syslinux v.4.06 and Grub4Dos v.0.4.5c. The disk consists of a large number of products, wrapped in a shell, with the ability to boot from CD / DVD, USB Flash Drive, USB-HDD and regular HDD. The main purpose is to prepare the HDD, install the OS (with Win 2000 / XP / 2003 / Vista / 7 installed - WinNTSetup utilities, installation packages are not included in the assembly!), Create / deploy system images, restore / copy data, reanimate the operating system and boot recovery, cleaning OS from viruses / trojans and blockers / pornobanners, testing of the main components of PCs and much more.


There is support for a network with the ability to access the Internet and support multimedia. There is the possibility of using most of the programs from the assembly as "portable" (they are not completely portable, they are just self-extracting into a TEMP-catalog with auto-registration) and a convenient way to connect the software assembly package for use in a conventional OS or other PE assemblies.


Issue Year: 2017
Software version: 7.9 Unofficial
Developer: conty9 / Viktor Kisel
Language: English + Russian
Tabletka: Cured
System requirements:

Computer with 128Mb RAM and above, CD / DVD drive or USB interface.

List of programs in the assembly
USB-driver PLOP v.5.0.11
C9PE Plus Pack (@ conty9) 2k10
WinPE 7x86 Live (@ Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 7x64 Live (@ Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 8x86 Live (@ Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 8x64 Live (@ Xemom1) Special Edition 2k10
WinPE 10x86 Live (@ Xemom1) Multilingual Edition 2k10
WinPE 10x64 Live (@ Xemom1) Multilingual Edition 2k10
Parted Magic 2016.07.12 / Linux Live-CD /
Linux-version of Acronis DDH v.12.0.3270 (rus)
Linux-version of Acronis TIES v.9.7.8398 (rus)
Linux-version of Acronis TI Premium 2014 v.17.0.6673 (rus)
Linux-version of Acronis Universal Restore v.11.5.38938 (eng)
Linux-version of Acronis B & R Advanced v.11.5.39029 (eng)
Linux-version of Acronis Snap Deploy v.5.0.1416 (rus)
Linux-version of Acronis Align Tool for WD / Hitachi v.2.0.154 (eng)
Linux-version of Paragon HDM 12 v.10.1.21.471 (rus)
Linux-version of Paragon HDM 15 v.10.1.25.813 (rus)
Linux-version of MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition v.9.1 (eng)
Linux-version of TeraByte Image for Linux v.3.05 (eng)
DOS-version of Acronis TIES v.9.7.8398 (rus)
DOS-version of Paragon HDM 15 v.10.1.25.813 (rus)
DOS-version of Hiren's Boot CD 15.2 (rus)
A large set of different DOS-utilities, and much more.


Installing Windows XP / 7/8/10 from the assembly
The assembly provides various ways to install Windows.
Some methods of installation, including with the help of addons, are written in the file 2k10 \ GRUB4DOS \ WINXP.txt, as well as in 2k10 \ Programs-2k10 \ -Help- \ 2k10-FAQ.chm. Consider one of them.
Installing Windows 7/8/10 with a USB flash drive from the folder _WIN \
To do this, place the installation distributions of Windows OS in the appropriate folders:
_WIN, _ISO, 2k10 \ User.WindS - for unpacked distributions.
_WIN, _ISO, 2k10 \ User.Image - for disk images.
Download and unzip the add-on ~ 2k10-WIN7-10 ~ to the USB flash drive / HDD.
The _WIN \ addon folder must be in the root of the boot / USB HDD.
The _WIN \ folder with Windows installation files / images can be located separately in the root of any disk / partition of your HDD / USB-HDD.
We extract the file install.wim / install.esd / install.swm from the image in Windows 7/8 / 8.1 / 10 (x32 / x64) from the Windows 7/8 / 8.1 / 10 folder to the corresponding add-on subfolder under Windows 7/8/10 edition:
for Windows 7 x86 ---> folder _WIN \ 7x32
for Windows 7 x64 ---> folder _WIN \ 7x64
for Windows 7 x86-x64 ---> folder _WIN \ 7AIO
for Windows 8 x86 ---> folder _WIN \ 8132
for Windows 8 x64 ---> folder _WIN \ 8164
for Windows 8 x86-x64 ---> folder _WIN \ 8AIO
for Windows 10 x86 ---> folder _WIN \ 1032
for Windows 10 x64 ---> folder _WIN \ 1064
for Windows 10 x86-x64 ---> folder _WIN \ 10AIO
To throw, if any, the folder $ OEM $ and the file unattend.xml (actual for Windows assemblies).
In the menu / submenu Grub4Dos -> "DOS-installation Windows" addon will appear automatically.
In the BCD-menu and EFI BCD-menu, it is also registered.
These subfolders are written in the startup scripts in boot8x86.wim and in boot8x64.wim. If you do not have enough of these subfolders, then by their example you can add your subfolders (with their names) to your Windows distributions and then run additional settings using the 78Setup utility or WinNTSetup. After you add install.wim / install.esd / install.swm to these folders, install the install.wim.txt / install.esd.txt / install.swm.txt file into the name of your installation, and these names will be displayed in the list in the 78Setup utility window.
Other installation files install.wim / install.esd / install.swm (which for example are located in a completely different folder on a completely different partition or disk) can be selected and launched in the utility window using the button: "Select the archive manually".
Add your images (.iso) of the installation disks to the _WIN, _ISO, 2k10 \ User.Image folder and these images will be displayed in the list, in the 78Setup utility window. The rest of the images can be selected, mounted and launched in the utility window using the button: "Select image manually".
Note:
For Windows installations, there are two boot8x86.wim bootloaders and boot8x64.wim
With the (x86) bootloader, you install Windows of any bit depth from any subfolder (only in Legacy BIOS boot mode).
With the (x64) bootloader, only (x64) -bit Windows is installed (in the Legacy BIOS boot mode and in the EFI / UEFI boot mode).
In EFI / UEFI boot mode, using the boot8x64.wim bootloader, you can only install (x64) -bit Windows and only on a disk with GPT markup.
If you do not need to install in the EFI / UEFI boot mode, then in general you can use only the (x86) boot8x86.wim bootloader.
Detailed instructions and the addon for the neofitsialki ~ 2k10_Unofficial-WIN7-10 ~ can be taken here.