Deploying Recovery Partition

[NetRock]

Hi ...

There are couple of PCs with two partitions. The First partition (C:\) is the OS Windows 10.

The second partition (P:\) is a recovery partition and this is how it is configured:
Windows Boot Loader
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identifier {3f728a8d-356a-11e4-bd5c-df000198dfeb}
device ramdisk=[P:]\OS2\sources\bootOS2.wim,{3f728a8e-356a-11e4-bd5c-df000198dfeb}
path \Windows\System32\Boot\winload.exe
description Win Restore
locale en-US
osdevice ramdisk=[P:]\OS2\sources\boot.wim,{3f728a8e-356a-11e4-bd5c-df000198dfeb}
systemroot \Windows
detecthal Yes
winpe Yes

I need to create a bootable ISO image to be able to deploy on the production PCs.
To do this, I am planning to run the Sysprep, run imagex to capture and then on the production PC boot to WindowPE environment partition the new Disk, and then apply the image using Dism.

I would like to know what is the best way to capture the disk partitions using imagex, and deploy using Dism on the Production PC. Do I have to capture each partition or capture one and append the second partition,
I am mostly concern about not corrupting the boot process.

Your Quick Prompts highly appreciated.

 

[bassfisher6522]

Windows PE environment is for testing and fixing only....it's not the full OS.

Why not just use the media creation tool and download the ISO to a DVD or USB drive? Then install as you like.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

 

[Data]

You mat want to consider creating recovery partitions OEM style: see https://www3.anarethos.com/recovery_tools.html for download, documentation and features.