
The WinPE image I was using to boot up is in an ISO format. I used MagicISO to mount the ISO file to access the image's folder structure and its files. Once I had the files and folders ready, I had to do the following steps to be able to boot from my USB thumbdrive:
- list disk - displays disk information including disk number, size, and status
- select disk x - focuses all subsequent commands on a particular disk
- clean - cleans and removes all configuration information from the disk
- create partition primary - create a partition (of type primary in our example)
- list partition - displays partition information of the disk in focus
- select partition y - moves the focus to the partition y
- active - marks the partition in focus as the active boot partition
- format fs=fat32 - formats the active partition with the FAT32 file system
- assign - assigns a drive letter (the next available one) to the disk

I then copied mounted my WinPE ISO and copied the files/folders to the USB thumbdrive. And off I go, booting up WinPE from my {Insiders} USB thumbdrive.







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