French_Standard 040c:0000040c, 0409:00000409
French_Belgian 080c:0000080c, 0409:00000409
English_United_States 0409:00000409
wpeutil setkeyboardlayout 080c:0000080c
A)
You can setup your keyboard as follows:
- In the customized Windows PE image, go to
%SYSTEMROOT%\System32 - Edit the file
Startnet.cmdcontaining the startup script Add the command:
wpeutil setkeyboardlayout 0414:00000414
B)
Permanently change the keyboard layout in WinPE:
- Mount the boot.wim image:
dism /mount-image /imagefile:"c:\windowspe\media\sources\boot.wim" /index:1 /mountdir:"c:\windowsPE\mount"
- Check the keyboard settings with the command below (active keyboards):
dism /image:"c:\windowsPE\mount" /get-intl
NOTE: Keep in mind that if you use the /online parameter instead of the /image parameter, you get the keyboard of your running windows installation instead of the one installed in the winpe image!!
- If the keyboard is not correct, you can change it with the command below:
dism /image:"c:\windowsPE\mount" /set-inputlocale:0813:00000813
NOTE: The inputlocale I have used above, is for the belgian period keyboard. Please change it to the value for your keyboard
- Unmount the image and commit the changes:
dism /unmount-image /mountdir:"c:\windowsPE\mount" /commit
- Create an iso file of the changed image
makewinpemedia /iso c:\windowsPE C:\windowspe.iso
- You can now test the iso by creating a virtual machine in hyper-V, and point to the iso you just created. If it boots, and works correct, you can create a bootable usb with the command below: (change D: to the drive letter of your usb device)
makewinpemedia /ufd c:\windowsPE D:
Set Keyboard Layout in MDT and SCCM Task Sequence
https://www.andersrodland.com/set-keyboard-layout-mdt-sccm-task-sequence/
Mettre la langue du clavier Fr dans WinPe
https://blog.piservices.fr/post/2012/12/30/Mettre-la-langue-du-clavier-Fr-dans-WinPe