Creating auto-activating DVD's-With or Without Loader???

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by sushil1576, Sep 21, 2009.

  1. gersma

    gersma MDL Junior Member

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    ie bug resolved

    @sushil1576

    1) Thank you for resolving the 'missing ie link bug' , everything works ok now.

    2) I think you have left a plain black 'default logon' image in the zipfile which causes the first logon background to be black. As I'm typing I'm building a new aio image without this image in the logon dir of the kit so I can confirm that this image caused the first black logon background. I will report after I installed on a fresh system.
     
  2. gersma

    gersma MDL Junior Member

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    confirmed : the black logon was caused by the image that was left behind in the logon dir of the kit
     
  3. sushil1576

    sushil1576 MDL Senior Member

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    thanks for the feedback... I will rectify it as soon as possible..
     
  4. sushil1576

    sushil1576 MDL Senior Member

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    updated link..

    I have updated the download link with the new kit as there was some problem with logon screen as pointed out by gersma..
     
  5. alexlory

    alexlory MDL Novice

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    sorry but link mediafire the file miso.exe are corrupt in bin directory and missing samsung certificate, also in rapid link the samsung cert ar missing
    thx always
     
  6. Mr Jinje

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    #307 Mr Jinje, Oct 18, 2009
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    Looks good.

    FYI on the registry settings, think only HKLM/HKCR based settings worked for me with SetupComplete.cmd, thought I had to re-apply all my HKCU settings after first login.

    Maybe we could include some common reg tweaks in an optional folder, if nobody else does, I will upload a few later.

    What about installing programs with SetupComplete, your Registry trick is a good one. Maybe could add MSI folder too.

    Code:
    IF EXIST "%~dp0MSI\*.msi" (
       FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B  "%~dp0MSI"') DO (
          start /wait %~dp0MSI\%%A /QN
       )
    )
    
     
  7. nononsence

    nononsence MDL Addicted

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    #308 nononsence, Oct 18, 2009
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    here is a reg setting to turn off UAC
    Code:
    Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
    
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System]
    "EnableLUA"=dword:00000000
    
    how about a folder you could fill with scripts so you could install things
    with the silent switch.

    example:

    windows7codecs.exe /S /q/n
     
  8. sushil1576

    sushil1576 MDL Senior Member

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    Updated Version...

    Version is updated with many new features as follows...Link updated on the first page

    *Added samsung certificate and logos
    *Added offline driver install
    *Added offline update install
    *Added custom registry settings
     
  9. sushil1576

    sushil1576 MDL Senior Member

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    Thanks nononsence...you have added some great features..and this is turning out to be much more than what it was initially started...and Jinje thanks for all your ideas,inputs and scripts...
     
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    Guide Updated...

    guide has also been updated for using the new features ...
     
  11. luky

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    nononsence I am manually download updates and is located in the folder x64_updates. I do not know now what I need to add the folder reg_settings located in $ OEM $ \ $ $ \ setup \ scripts \. I do not understand this sentence (place your registry settings and $ OEM $ \ $ $ \ Setup \ Scripts \ reg_settings file extension must be. reg, no spaces and file names). Please Help.
     
  12. nononsence

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    #313 nononsence, Oct 18, 2009
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    you dont have to put anything in that folder, but if you want to add settings
    to the registry then put the file in that folder.

    Ill attach an example file.

    this file has a registry setting to turn off UAC.
     

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  13. luky

    luky MDL Addicted

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    nononsence Yes, now I understand why the folder reg_settings. Updates manually transferred to the root and then the script installs itself in the ISO if I understand.
    Thank you!
     
  14. sushil1576

    sushil1576 MDL Senior Member

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    No you have to put the downloaded updates into the "updates_x64" folder...Read the guide on the first page for more clarification..
     
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    sushil1576 MDL Senior Member

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    #316 sushil1576, Oct 18, 2009
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  16. luky

    luky MDL Addicted

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    sushil1576 Updates added manually to the folder x86_updates, clear instructions. For the test, I launched the script and he did everything, just below each update adding at the end of write File Not fount. Now, I do not know whether this is a mistake ..... Prilagan picture. Thank you!
     

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  17. nononsence

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    #318 nononsence, Oct 18, 2009
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    thats the add driver command not finding the x86_drivers folder.
     
  18. luky

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    nononsence All clear now. But I removed the folder updates drivers, the script was written by normal looking and that is not. Must be well if it is empty. Thank you!
     
  19. Mr Jinje

    Mr Jinje MDL Expert

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    #320 Mr Jinje, Oct 18, 2009
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    Not all EXE share the same silent switches, think it depends on the compiler. Probably need a different folder for each type of EXE (inno setup, exe/msi, etc) Good luck with that. Nightmare for support.

    Here is what I did with mine, added a BIN/SUBFOLDER setup and edited this into my SetupComplete.cmd, haven't tested during install, but it does work when run manually.

    Code:
    @echo off
    IF EXIST "%~dp0BIN\REG\*.reg" (FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B  "%~dp0BIN\REG"') DO (start /wait regedit /S "%~dp0BIN\REG\%%A"))
    IF EXIST "%~dp0BIN\VBS\*.vbs" (FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B  "%~dp0BIN\VBS"') DO (start /wait %SystemRoot%\system32\cscript //nologo "%~dp0BIN\VBS\%%A"))
    IF EXIST "%~dp0BIN\MSI\*.msi" (FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B  "%~dp0BIN\MSI"') DO (start /wait %~dp0BIN\MSI\%%A /QN))
    IF EXIST "%~dp0BIN\PS1\*.ps1" (FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B  "%~dp0BIN\PS1"') DO (start /wait %SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -nologo -noninteractive -command "& {%~dp0BIN\PS1\%%A}"))
    
    Now anyone can add any MSI, VBS, REG, or PS1 they want into their builds. :D