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It seems I am out of moves, and will have to ship (more like download to a nearby location) a DVD with Windows 2008 Server. Thanks for the help. Edited Oct 14, 2013 at 22:09 UTC. For 'WinPE - ISO' type Boot Image files then in grub4dos menu.lst is used: chainloader (0xff)/BOOTMGR VistaPE-Core.iso and pe21.iso were bootable, but Windows PE 2.1 - winpe.iso file was not bootable with the old entry: chainloader (0xff) Download - U_XP_SET =. It's WinPE 3.0 (or 4.0 if using ADK 8.0) that you boot from, not the actual Windows SKU. When preparing the USB stick, there is no need in even creating or involving the ISO, just copy the the content of the Content folder to it. MDT generates the ISO from that folder, but you don't need the ISO.