How can I create a bootable International Organization for Standardization (ISO) image from a temporary Microsoft Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE) 2004 installation?

A. If you've created a custom WinPE 2004 instance and you want to create a bootable ISO file (which you could then burn to CD-ROM), run the following command from the WinPE folder (e.g., f:\temp\pe2004\winpe):

oscdimg.exe -h -lVRMWPE_EN -n -betfsboot.com f:\temp\pe2004wmi.tmp f:\temp\pe2004wmi.iso

where F:\temp\pe2004wmi.tmp is the temporary WinPE folder from which you want to create an ISO file, F:\temp\pe2004wmi.iso is the name of the ISO file, -betfsboot.com is the boot sector to use, and -l followed by a name is the volume name.