DISMTools Files

This is the third preview release of DISMTools 0.6.2, with new features and enhancements:

This release commemorates Microsoft's 50th anniversary. ## File hashes | File | Name | Hash (SHA256) | |:--:|:--:|:--:| | Installer | dt_setup.exe | **D90542D661C8639C2D681FD6B7ED7F5F349AFF21E3BECAC3989BBA2131F0B016** | | Portable | DISMTools.zip | **A53CADE3C4E4B22040B240AB5A5BF85428504447C1820DADAF971170BEDF3019** | > [!IMPORTANT] > If you use Windows Defender, it may incorrectly flag this version as malware. SmartScreen may also do this. Don't worry; this is safe to download and use. > > This AV solution flags this program because it lacks code-signing certificates, which are quite expensive (as of January 2025, 660 and 864 dollars for 3 years of SV and EV certificates, respectively, from [Comodo](https://comodosslstore.com/codesigning.aspx)). > > If you use other antivirus solutions, you will not see this problem. Learn more [here](https://christitus.com/bad-windows-defender/) ## Bugfixes - Fixed some minor visual issues in the Driver Installation Module (DIM) and the main program - Fixed an issue where the ISO creator would not disregard a specified answer file if the option was unchecked - Fixed an issue where the program would throw an out-of-memory exception when attempting to show main Store logo assets for some applications (mainly some extensions of the new PowerToys Command Palette, like the GitHub extension, but it also includes every application with damaged or invalid resources):

- Fixed an issue where AppX packages that had been downloaded with the App Installer downloader would not be added to the list ## New features ### Preinstallation Environment Helper - The amount of information reported by the PE Helper has been significantly improved:

- [HotInstall](https://github.com/CodingWonders/DT-HotInstall) has been updated to the latest version, with the ability to get complete image information:

### Unattended answer file features - You can now configure the unattended answer file for the target OS to grab the product key from firmware:

> [!NOTE] > This only applies to modern, pre-built systems that offer such capability, primarily those running Windows 8 or later. However, you should check if your target device has product keys in the firmware first before proceeding. > > To check if your system has a product key embedded in the firmware (known as OEM Activation 3.0), run the following PowerShell command: > > ```powershell > (Get-WmiObject -query "SELECT * FROM SoftwareLicensingService").OA3xOriginalProductKey > ``` > > If it returns values, it means that there are keys embedded in the firmware and that you can check this option. - You can now copy generic product keys to your clipboard:

### Image information dialogs - **CODE:** feature and capability information search boxes now use LINQ queries ### Miscellaneous - The following components were modified: | Component | Version in latest preview | New version | |:--:|:--:|:--:| | [Scintilla.NET](https://github.com/desjarlais/Scintilla.NET) | `5.6.6` | `6.0.1` | | Dock Panel Suite | `3.1.1` | Removed | - **CODE:** Markdown writers in the image information saver were refactored into the new Markdown Helper - You can now toggle full-screen mode by pressing F11:

## What's Changed * DISMTools 0.6.2 Preview 3 by @CodingWonders in https://github.com/CodingWonders/DISMTools/pull/238 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/CodingWonders/DISMTools/compare/v0.6.2_pre_2532...v0.6.2_pre_2541