![]() Run the following command (on one line and with no space between “mount-” and “wim”:ĭism /mount-wim /wimfile:C:\DaRT\winre.wim /index:1 /mountdir:C:\DaRTmountĥ. Start a cmd.exe with administrator privileges.Ĥ. Then extract this ISO file and copy boot.wim which can be found in the sources folder to C:\DaRT and rename it to winre.wim.Ģ. Go through the DaRT Recovery Image wizard and create your DaRT.iso. So here is what you need to do to achieve this:ġ. The dilemma with DaRT and remote connections is that we cannot in most cases let the users know the password of our local administrator account so what we can do is to start the remote connection as soon as possible when DaRT boots. Potential security issue here I might add. This is not the case if you boot WinRE or DaRT from USB, DVD, CD or via PXE boot, then you do NOT have to enter a local admin account to gain access to the system. Some basic information about WinRE is that whenever you start WinRE (and that includes DaRT 7.0) when it is located on the machines disk it will always ask you to supply a local admin account information. Note: There is information on how to do this in official MS documents for DaRT 7.0 but you have to do a lot of reading between the lines so I wanted to take the moment to do a complete documentation on how to accomplish this. Basically this means that a user can press F8 during boot and choose “Repair your computer” and have someone remotely taking control over their machine and fixing problems which previously required physical presence of IT staff. This guide will take you through the necessary steps to create a DaRT 7.0 installation locally (replacing WinRE) and not having the user need to enter the password for a local administrator account before having the remote connection start.
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