Imaging software for WinPE 4.0 x64

As the title says, i need imaging software that supports Windows 8 and will work in WinPE 4.0 x64, as it has Secure Boot package and NETFX4.

I have Windows 8 Pro x64 installed in UEFI mode with Secure Boot turned on. So Legacy Boot is turned off and i can only boot WinPE 64bit.

Acronis TI 2013 is x86 only, IFW does have x64 but i dunno how to make it work on WinPE 4.0.

Tried to launch Ghost32 (Ghost64.exe) from DART 8.0, it worked. But it is not updated and does not have Windows 8 support, so i don't think it will image Windows 8. Hmm.

I mean this ghost: http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/8946/64891459.png

Any suggestions?

 

Paragon Hard Disk Manager. There are several threads about this in the Paragon forum.

 

Thanks, will check it out now. The demo version does not include bootable media creator so i cant test it as i would like to, but ok.

 

The BMB (Boot Media Builder) works well, according to my experience. You install it in Windows 8 (or 7) x64, download the WADK (2.5 GB) and install it, and the program creates a 64-bit WINPE 4.0 with HDM 12.

Edit

Another possibility is O&O DiskImage. It can create a 64-bit WinPE from the program installed in Windows (using WINRE). It needs neither the WAIK nor the WADK. I have used it from Windows 7, and it creates a WinPE 3.0. I suppose that when used from Windows 8, it creates a WinPE 4.0.

 

Found out that IFW well for this using TBIwinRE, it uses the winre.wim located on C:\ and it creates a properly bootable UEFI USB stick, it also contains a lanucher for apps. I also added MS DaRT 8.0 and a few apps to it. Was not easy to add DaRT, took me several hours to figure out how to make it work properly but finally it works as i want it to.

I added the boot.wim to my Windows 8 Install USB, replacing the one that was already there, so i can use use some apps also while Windows is installing.

Terabyte Rocks

Screenshots here: http://min.us/mb0tNGUZOAIXM

O&O DiskImage 7.0.98 works too. The only problem was that the USB is not bootable because there is no bootx64.efi and bootmgr.efi files, probably because it created a USB stick for booting on BIOS and not UEFI.
So what i did was to create a WinPE 4.0 x64 USB stick and copy the boot.wim that O&O created to the USB stick replacing the on that was already there. But i will be using IFW instead.

 

Macrium Reflect 5.1.5496 support win PE 4.0

More info:

-http://updates.macrium.com/reflect/v5.0/v5.1.5496/details5.1.5496.htm-

-http://kb.macrium.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50160.aspx-

Free edition:

-http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx-

 

I tested Macrium's WinPE4 support and it is working quite well for me. Had issues previously with WinPE 3, but I'm quite happy with their latest WinPE 4 push.