@george1421 Okay so I figured it out … The problem was the ISO, to a degree.

The ISO was made through WINPE10 builder and used G4D.

I then found a couple examples online with iPXE and followed the instructions. I downloaded wimboot , copied the BCD and BOOT.SDI file to the root http: directory.

I then ran the following and it works:

kernel http://192.168.100.160/windows/10Pro-x64/wimboot/wimboot
initrd http://192.168.100.160/windows/10Pro-x64/Boot/bcd BCD
initrd http://192.168.100.160/windows/10Pro-x64/Boot/boot.sdi boot.sdi
initrd http://192.168.100.160/windows/10Pro-x64/sources/boot.wim boot.wim
initrd http://192.168.100.160/windows/10Pro-x64/bootmgr.exe bootmgr.exe
imgstat
boot

Thank you again for your help

Thank you George for replying,

So the image is transferred over then it boots straight into G4D.

What I did is use Winpe Builder to create my ISO and from there I used the ISO it created to boot in to.

What I am trying to achieve is create my own bootable image with certain apps running on it and boot directly into a live image of it.

Hi Guys

I am stuck. I have a Windows10 PE bootable ISO that I have created and it I have followed the following tutorial to create a bootable menu entry :

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10944/using-fog-to-pxe-boot-into-your-favorite-installer-images/7

But everytime I boot to the ISO I get taken to the Grub4DOS.

I am new to this so please be gentle :D

Here is my menu item command below:

initrd nfs://192.168.100.160:/images/Windows/WIN10.ISO
chain memdisk iso raw
boot || goto MENU