WDS 2012 standalone mode command line configuration

To configure WDS on command line I can run this: wdsutil /initialize-server /reminst:E:\RemoteInstall
However, I'd like to initialize WDS in standalone from the command line. Any ideas?
Thanks!

Well here's a really ugly way to do it with autohotkey:
Run, WdsMgmt.msc
WinWait,Windows Deployment Services,Windows Deployment Services
WinActivate
Sleep 1000
ControlSend,SysTreeView321,{Down},Windows Deployment Services
Sleep 1000
ControlSend,SysTreeView321,{Right},Windows Deployment Services
Sleep 1000
ControlSend,SysTreeView321,{Down},Windows Deployment Services
Sleep 1000
Send {Alt}+a
Sleep 1000
Send c
WinWait,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard,You can use this wizard to configure Windows Deployment Services
ControlClick,&Next >,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
WinWait,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard,Select one of the following options
ControlClick,&Standalone server,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
Sleep 1000
ControlClick,&Next >,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
WinWait,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard,The remote installation folder will contain boot images
ControlSetText,Edit1,E:\RemoteInstall,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
Sleep 1000
ControlClick,&Next >,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
WinWait,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard,You can use these settings to define which client
ControlClick,&Next >,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
WinWait,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard,You have successfully configured Windows Deployment Services
ControlClick,&Add images to the server now,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
Sleep 1000
ControlClick,Finish,Windows Deployment Services Configuration Wizard
Exit, 0

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