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Here it is!no XP support!VistaPE support appears to be broken at the moment due to changes regarding user profiles made in MBAM 1.43/44. Please let me know if you have success using this script with a VistaPE build!Requirements:.
Winbuilder 077 RC1 or higher. a Vista or Win7 based project using the CommonAPI. an internet connection for auto download.enjoy!-homes32Download Here:Changes in v9. Better support for running under x64 PE. Switching between 32 and 64 bit sources no longer requires you to purge cache and re-download. Cleaned up some old code.
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Interface changes. With all due respect to the author of the software and the script (plz read again no offense ), it is NOT meant to be used on a off line system. It is meant to be to run on live systems. It is because it reacts with its full power when it finds the ACTIVE malware which it cant while running from pe.we have discussed it already in ubcd4win forums a while ago.,no offense taken. Actually if you look at the script interface at the bottom I make this clear, as well as in nice red letters on the download page.
Hopefully the mbam team is making good progress on their 'pe version' and we can in the future use mbam from pe with its full power. When building using just the standard download of Win7RescuePe. And adding the MBAM script. It runs without a Halt. But, booted (USB) there is no start menu.I have heard reports of this happening with other scripts and booting from USB. It has to do with shortcuts only being generated in the config file on the system drive and the config file on the cd being skipped.
Thanks for the code. I modified that script. But, now I am getting a Halt error on build. It says:I have looked in the folder and that file does not exist. Now, please excuse my noobishness. But I am assuming that it SHOULD be and that is the error.
Am I correct?are there any other files/folders present? Its possible that innounp.exe (the program I use to unpack the mbam installer) needs to be updated for the new installer version.try pressing the 'purge cache' button and rebuild and see if that fixes it, otherwise I may have to update the script. Hi homes32!I have used your script in a Windows 7 Rescue PE format and found that it works perfectly, as long as the updates are not downloaded through your script.I tracked the problem down, and discovered the problem is not your script, but rather that the mbam-rules.exe file that it downloads is simply not compatible with MBaM 1.45.
The file downloaded does indeed install rules.ref into the proper place, but that rules.ref file doesn't work. I tested this on an installation of MBaM on my own machine, and it caused the same error about 'incompatible rules.' I am currently (when I have time) checking to see if the rules.ref downloaded direct from the website outside of the mbam-rules.exe is a good file to use, but I don't know enough about the scripts yet to be able to tell you exactly how to change your script if that file would work.I hope this has been helpful. Hi homes32!I have used your script in a Windows 7 Rescue PE format and found that it works perfectly, as long as the updates are not downloaded through your script.I tracked the problem down, and discovered the problem is not your script, but rather that the mbam-rules.exe file that it downloads is simply not compatible with MBaM 1.45. The file downloaded does indeed install rules.ref into the proper place, but that rules.ref file doesn't work. I tested this on an installation of MBaM on my own machine, and it caused the same error about 'incompatible rules.'
I am currently (when I have time) checking to see if the rules.ref downloaded direct from the website outside of the mbam-rules.exe is a good file to use, but I don't know enough about the scripts yet to be able to tell you exactly how to change your script if that file would work.I hope this has been helpful.Thanks. TomT64 I appreciate your feedback. The mbam-rules.exe download url used for the update on build seems to have quit working back with versions newer than 1.41 and I haven't found a good URL to use for the new definitions. Which rules.def link are you using direct from the website?
If anyone else knows current/alternate URLs for downloading rules.def or mbam-rules.exe I welcome feedback as well.cheers!Homes32.