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c't-WIMage(capture an existing Windows installation as WIM image and build an Windows installer on an USB HDD that installs this image and new Windows). Unfortunately the project documentation seems to be German only.BootonC:), even if it has additional partitions created via BSD/Linux, and Easy2Boot or WinPESE would be the best bet for this. You can create an ISO via the ADK'socsdimgoscdimg, which is only included within the ADK. Booting a Windows install from an ISO is not recommended because of the time it would take to boot it (theboot.wimwould take significant time to decompress and mount onX:). WinPESE creates the look and feel of a full-fledged Windows install within WinPE and is what would be recommended for what you want to do (housing user data somewhere other than within theboot.wim).