The Windows Installation Media Utility (not .WIM - Windows Imaging Format Utility) is a simple tool designed to help optimize and customize Windows Installation Media, streamlining your Windows installs.
Contributions to this project are welcome! However, please understand that I prefer to develop and work on these projects independently. I do value other people's insights and appreciate any feedback, so don't take it personally if a pull request is not accepted.
autounattend.xml
Answer Fileoscdimg.exe
[!NOTE] This tool is currently in alpha (v0.0.1), and it's a work in progress. Any issues can be reported using the Issues tab.
If WIMUtil has been useful to you, consider supporting the project—it truly helps!
If you have feedback, suggestions, or need help with WIMUtil, please join the discussion on GitHub or our Discord community:
To use WIMUtil, follow these steps to launch PowerShell as an Administrator and run the installation script:
Open PowerShell as Administrator:
Confirm Administrator Privileges:
Paste and Run the Command:
irm "https://github.com/memstechtips/WIMUtil/raw/main/src/WIMUtil.ps1" | iex
This command will download and execute the WIMUtil script directly from GitHub.
Once launched, WIMUtil guides you through a four-part wizard:
Select or Download Windows ISO: Choose an existing ISO or download the latest Windows 10 or Windows 11 ISO from Microsoft.
Add Answer File:
autounattend.xml
not unattend.xml
manually.Extract and Add Drivers:
Create New ISO:
oscdimg.exe
from the WIMUtil repo if not already installed.Cleanup on Exit: After creating your ISO, WIMUtil prompts to clean up the working directory. Selecting Yes is recommended to free up space.
Once your bootable ISO is created, it can be used to install Windows on a Virtual Machine or create a bootable USB flash drive. I recommend using Ventoy. Here’s a quick guide:
Ventoy2Disk.exe
.