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# Compiling & Deploying # Compiling & Deploying
To compile Voyager for your desired Windows 10 version, please change the `WINVER` macro in both the `types.h` (found in the PayLoad solution), and `WINVER` in `Utils.h`. Then use To compile Voyager for your desired Windows 10 version, please change the `WINVER` macro in both the `types.h` (found in the PayLoad solution), and `WINVER` in `Utils.h`. Then use
HXD to export the payload as a C array. Replace the array found in `PayLoad.c` with your payload. HXD to export the payload as a C array. Replace the array found in `PayLoad.c` with your payload. Next you are going to want to bundle the bootmgfw file with the newly compiled Voyager.efi file. Using the bundler I made: `efi-bundler.exe bootmgfw.efi voyager.efi`.
To deploy this you must replace bootmgfw inside of your EFI partition. First you are going to mount the partition with `mountvol X: /S`, X: being the label you want to mount your EFI partition too. To deploy this you must replace bootmgfw inside of your EFI partition. First you are going to mount the partition with `mountvol X: /S`, X: being the label you want to mount your EFI partition too.
Then rename bootmgfw.efi found in: EFI\Microsoft\Boot to bootmgfw.efi.backup.
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