hi...Thanks for your suggestion..But i don't think it will be possible to include support for server as this does not deal only with activation part..It also involves integrating many other things such as drivers,updates,and many other modifications...
Well...I think you can use this script in x86 windows 7 for preparing x64bit dvd...Anyway just try it and please report back..
Ok, thanks for your reply. Maybe you can just create a seperate "cmd" file to add server R2 support? Integrating drivers, updates will work with server r2, other modifications might not, so maybe you can write a script for activation, that also has drivers and updates integration commands in that script.
Thanks nonosence. Thats great Maybe this cmd file can make its way to the next update of this kit for a more complete activation kit.
system : clean install of windows 7 ultimate x64 no updates , no apps installed. run the script as admin everytime i run the script i got several errors. 1. cant take owneship of several files 2. updates cant be extracted to temp. folder tried to run the script with full admin rights (enabled in local users and groups) same errors. at this point the errors occour. what am i doing wrong?
Just try to run the script by right clicking on it and then choose "Run as Administrator"...may be thats the reason for all those errors...
Yes...the script executes all the *.cmd commands in the extras folder...even better you can combine all the command in one *.cmd file..
New Pre-Activation Script for Windows Server R2 2008... New Pre-Activation script for Windows server R2 2008 has been posted on the first page of this thread..... Version 2.6.9a : * Activates Server R2 2008 standard * Automatic integration of updates and drivers * Many Other customisations just like that in Windows 7 Kit *** Once again all the credit goes to The Great "nononsence"
help here. the iso i got is the profesional with the sha1 50127304441A793EE51B3F501289F6599A559E9F anyway to make this tool work? i keep getting a failed message in cmd.
the sum is case sentive find near the top Code: "%~dp0bin\sha1.exe" "%~dp0%iso_file%" | findstr %sha1_sum% >nul and change to Code: "%~dp0bin\sha1.exe" "%~dp0%iso_file%" | findstr /I %sha1_sum% >nul /I after findstr and change set iso_file=7600.16385.090713-1255_x86fre_client_en-us_Retail_Ultimate-GRMCULFRER_EN_DVD.iso set sha1_sum=5395dc4b38f7bdb1e005ff414deedfdb16dbf610 to match the iso you have