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There is a feature already to add a cab file to the WIM image but if its possible to make it install to the current system that would be great.

When using Unatteneded Servicing to apply unattended.xml file, dism throws error :

Command line that ran is dism.exe /image:F:\WIM\MOUNT /Apply-Unattend:


Error: 87

The /Apply-Unattend: option is missing a required argument. 
For more information, refer to the help for the /Apply-Unattend: option.

The DISM log file can be found at C:\Windows\Logs\DISM\dism.log

Apparently DISMGUI forgot to append full path of xml to /Apply-Unattend: , causing dism to fail.

Found a problem, but can't test it (also can't create PR, no VB IDE installed):

In file DISMGUI\4.0\DISM GUI\frmMain.vb line 697 reads :

strXMLFileName = txtPatchLocation.Text

but to me it looks it needs to be

strXMLFileName = txtUnattend.Text

Looks like copy/paste error, no big deal :)

Some section of the app fail because it calls DISM.exe without using "" (quotes) for paths. This results in dism error 87.

I think it's wrong encoding. In this case must be cyrillic symbols.

Hey mike, i used this tool plenty at my old job, and I cant figure out whats changed. im pretty sure it had an exe or posh something i could run for the front end? have i gone crazy?

Hi! Is it possible to get standard dism.exe from Windows 10 running in Windows 7? That’s very interesting and thanks for any possible help here!

Fresh images of Windows are shipped with "bloatware" like X-Box stuff and similar things. There are many scripts on GitHub regarding "debloating" them, but I think it would be nice to have this feature in DISMGUI as well.

Hi, I apologize for posting this question here but I couldn't think of where else to post this question. I tried asking this question of stack overflow but the question isn't specific to programming and thus I might have to close it there.

I have a MacBook Pro 2018 and I made a mistake of allocating less storage to a bootcamp partition drive for windows. I allocated only 167 GB and it is now causing me a lot of problems since I only recently started using windows for things other than games.

I have an external disk connected where I always saved my games so there wasn't a problem before but now since I am programming and utilizing Windows more, the storage for C drive keeps decreasing and I only have 5 GB left now which is causing my PC to run slowly.

I want to create a backup file for my C drive and save it onto my 2 TB external hard drive and later use that backup file to restore everything back in the C drive after I have given the partition more space. The external drive has around 800 GB left.

I want to save all my files, settings, preferences and applications using the DISM command to save a backup file.

If anyone could provide me with a detailed script to run before and after I have allocated more space to the partition, I would really appreciate it. I truly do apologise for the inconvenience caused by my own mistake and thank you from the bottom of my heart for your answer.

I tried using third party softwares like clonezilla, aomei backupper but they can't seem to pick up on the partition disk hence I am forced to use DISM. There are other softwares but they are paid and overly priced for a one time use only.

Which is why I aim to use DISM for not only saving a backup file for the C drive but also to restore all my data of the C drive from the External hard disk.

The repository has only two commits.
Looking at https://web.archive.org/web/20171227212009/http://dismgui.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets (from before CodePlex went into archive mode), there are more change sets in version control, that more accurately reflect the age and progress of the project.

Why have those not been moved over to the GitHub repository?
I would posit, that as the author of the software, you should have had a local copy to do this with, without having to rely on the archive export from the CodePlex archive website (now no longer available), even.

I keep getting this when clicking "Mount WIM" and for the life of me I can't figure out why. I'm moving heaven and earth trying to add a folder to a WIM file and all the solutions are too difficult so far.
I have full permissions to the WIM file as far as I know...I would not know how to give myself anymore permission than I have.
The file is named INSTALL.WIM and is part of Windows 7 (Thin PC) distro. I extracted the ISO to a folder and have full permission to the INSTALL.WIM file. Your app doesn't provide a Read/Write option and the Read Only box is unchecked.
What am I missing?

Error: 0xc1510111

You do not have permissions to mount and modify this image.
Verify that you have Read/Write permissions or mount the image using the /ReadOnly option. Note that you cannot commit changes to an image with read-only permissions.

The DISM log file can be found at C:\Windows\Logs\DISM\dism.log