7 Oem Sources Folder Project

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  1. PAYMYRENT

    PAYMYRENT MDL Developer

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    #121 PAYMYRENT, Dec 22, 2009
    the last link got removed :( that was some funny stuff you showed me today on windows live :p
     
  2. muitrau

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    #122 muitrau, Dec 22, 2009
    The ASUS OEM folder is not original , because the Logo is not working .
    Please share the original - ASUS OEM folder .Thanks very much. ^_^
    i need it :D:)
     
  3. mux

    mux MDL Novice

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    #123 mux, Dec 23, 2009
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    You have to save the logo as bitmap (.bmp)
    And then place it here: C:\Windows\ASUS\ASUSlogo.bmp
     
  4. muitrau

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    #124 muitrau, Dec 23, 2009
    Thank you . It worked . :D
     
  5. vladxed666

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    #125 vladxed666, Dec 24, 2009
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    Dell Ultimate

    Dell Windows 7 Ultimate OEM Folder

    Download Links:

    Windows 7 Ultimate - Dell OEM 32-bit.zip

    Windows 7 Ultimate - Dell OEM 64-bit.zip
     
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  6. luky

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    #126 luky, Dec 24, 2009
    Please $OEM$ Lenovo .....
     
  7. vladxed666

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    #127 vladxed666, Dec 24, 2009
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  8. JBenal

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    #128 JBenal, Dec 24, 2009
    Wish I had seen this thread before making my Dell OEM Windows 7 disk. This is all I need. Thanks! :eek:
     
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  9. vladxed666

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    #129 vladxed666, Dec 24, 2009
    What's the problem with burning another one? :D
     
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    #130 indyan, Dec 24, 2009
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    I made an OEM of dell few days back with the source folder i downloaded from first page ()

    What is the difference between your OEN folder and the one which is posted at first page?

    Please let us know...:)
     
  11. Monotremata

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    #131 Monotremata, Dec 24, 2009
    His is the proper OEM folder taken from an actual Dell Ultimate disc.
    The one on the front page was made from another version and edited..
    Its all here in this thread if you wouldve read it..

    Thanks for including the Autounattend.xml Vlad!
     
  12. indyan

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    #132 indyan, Dec 24, 2009
    Ya read that before that the first page posted ultimate folder was made from professional but also read that it wont make any difference .

    I just want to know is the difference in both. I dont care about whether the first page was touched or untouched. I just want to know this one is better from first page posted folder.
    So that i make new one by add this OEM.

    Thanks vladxed666 for sharing a genuine oem folder
     
  13. vladxed666

    vladxed666 MDL Senior Member

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    #133 vladxed666, Dec 24, 2009
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    No Problem Guys... When I have time I will also put the Alienware Home Premium along with the alienware home premium key.. just haven't had enough time to unpack the laptop yet...
     
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  15. yep

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    #135 yep, Dec 25, 2009
    To Vlad

    To everybody... mary christmas

    To Vlad,

    I am new in this, about your untouched Dell Windows 7 Ultimate OEM Folder (many thanks), just one little question about
    the AUTOUNATTEND folder:
    -in 32-bit ver i see : processorArchitecture="x86"
    -in 64-bit ver i see : processorArchitecture="amd64"

    "amd64" need to be changed if we have one Intel processor for the 64b version?

    Regards,
     
  16. mathan

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    #136 mathan, Dec 25, 2009
    Its Really Very Good Thread.

    I Love It
     
  17. tweetatoo

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    #137 tweetatoo, Dec 25, 2009
    How can I add the OEM info?
     
  18. indyan

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    #138 indyan, Dec 25, 2009
    Where i should put the "Autounattend.xml"
    $OEM$ should be there in source folder but where i put Autounattend.xml?
     
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    #139 urie, Dec 25, 2009
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  20. vladxed666

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    #140 vladxed666, Dec 25, 2009
    no... it should automatically detect it... what matters is the architecture is right... that's all you should worry about.. this actually came with an Intel System and Its fine when I used this files to create custom ISO to get rid of all the bloatware that you get for free (that you don't want anyway) with your system..

    "If it ain't broken.. Don't Fix It!"
     
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