XMLtoE2B Download

XMLtoE2B is a Windows GUI utility that will convert an XML created by the Windows Answer File Generator to an unattended XML answer file suitable for use with E2B or other Setup\Install processes (even if installing from a multiple image WIM file or to a UEFI\GPT system). You will require a licence file for full functionality.

Usage instructions are here.

Download

You can download XMLtoE2B from the Alternate download areas.

Unzip the contents to your Windows hard disk (a password may be required which is usually ‘e2b’).

A licence file is required

A licence file is required to be able to save the converted XML to a new file. Free licences are available if you have purchased three or more eBooks, or have donated £10 or more, or have helped in the development of E2B or agFM (e.g. bug reports, etc.). Please contact me if you think you qualify.

Version History

v1.0.39 Last release of version 1
v2.0.44 First release of version 2
v2.0.45 Small bugfix (sometime indicated ‘x86 only’ when actually XML file had both x86 and amd64 sections). Also Single MBR Disk field is now updated when WAFG XML file is loaded.
v2.0.47 2019 stable release
v2.0.48 2019-10-11 – bugfix – fixes two RunSynchronousCommand lines added when SDI_CHOCO config option only is ticked.
v2.0.51 2022-06-07 – check if ComputerName is same as UserName (illegal), change website URL to easy2boot.xyz, change Win10 buttons to WIn10/11.
v2.0.52 2022-06-18 – Add a ‘Skip TPM check’ checkbox for Win11 installs. Allow blank product key field to be used.

Multi-buy discount 10%

eBooks (in PDF format)

Easy-to-read eBooks are available in PDF format (each eBook is over 100 pages) – rated 4.5/5 stars.
Learn the secrets of Legacy and UEFI USB booting and then make your perfect multiboot USB drive.
E2B eBook #1 includes instructions on how to remove the E2B 5-second start-up delay blue screen.

E2B is unique in that it uses partition images which allows you to directly boot from Secure Boot images (no need to disable Secure Boot or run MOK manager or modify your UEFI BIOS).

Most eBooks are over 100 pages long, contain original content (not AI generated!) and step-by-step exercises which are suitable for both the beginner or the more experienced user.
Customer reviews are located at bottom of each eBook product page and multi-buy discounts are available when you buy more than one eBook. Please also visit RMPrepUSB.com and the E2B Forum.
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