How to add OEM logo into Windows 7 Setup Screen?

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  1. Chickenlittle

    Chickenlittle MDL Junior Member

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    #1 Chickenlittle, Oct 17, 2009
  2. gentoo

    gentoo MDL Senior Member

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    #2 gentoo, Oct 17, 2009
    You will need to create an unattended install file and have it call to the $OEM$ folder where the images will be.
     
  3. karateca

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    #3 karateca, Oct 17, 2009
    And how create a oem logo vista?
     
  4. C.L.A.N. 0³

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    #4 C.L.A.N. 0³, Oct 17, 2009
    Interesting question!
     
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  5. genuine555

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  6. Chickenlittle

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    #6 Chickenlittle, Oct 17, 2009 (OP)
  7. Sabresite

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    #7 Sabresite, Oct 17, 2009
    That is done in the oobe.xml file in %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\oobe\info.
     
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    #9 Sabresite, Oct 17, 2009
    That is not what he is asking for. He is asking for the OEM logo when you select your language and type in your name during Setup, not the background of the installation.
     
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    #11 Sabresite, Oct 17, 2009
    He is talking about the SONY logo, except for Windows 7. Its done the same way as with vista, and that is through oobe.xml.
     
  12. genuine555

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    #12 genuine555, Oct 17, 2009
    Si isn't that what's described in my last link ?
    It describes modification of the top windows logo through oobe branding,
    but adding a bottom logo, like SONY should be done there too...
    plse correct me if i'm wrong, always eager to learn myself...:D
     
  13. sebus

    sebus MDL Guru

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    #13 sebus, Oct 17, 2009
    Thanks, something else to learn (might even come handy one day, if I still remember it, that is...)

    sebus
     
  14. Chickenlittle

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    #14 Chickenlittle, Oct 17, 2009 (OP)
    i really dont know how to describe for you guys to understand. I have a vista DVD before and there were many oem version in it. after the installation complete. on the choosing language screen and enter username screen, their was an OEM logo. If i chose to install HP, it will show HP logo and if i chose Sony to install, it will show Sony logo and so on.


    @:Sabresite: could you please post the oobe.xml data?

    @ Others: thank so much for helping me guys.
     
  15. genuine555

    genuine555 MDL Expert

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    #15 genuine555, Oct 17, 2009
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    So your planning on slipping multiple oem versions of win7 onto one dvd ?

    Could it be that some loader is slipstreamed on this dvd, giving you the choise of which vendor to activate windows with ?
    It's just an idea...

    If you can remember or somehow find the maker of that vista dvd you have, maybe you can find out how it is done that way.

    you're very welcome :)
     
  16. Chickenlittle

    Chickenlittle MDL Junior Member

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    #16 Chickenlittle, Nov 21, 2009
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    Yes, you're corrected mate, it in oobe.xml, i just edit the location of the logo and the logo is show up :D, thanks:D
     
  17. Ev1lM0nk3y

    Ev1lM0nk3y MDL Senior Member

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    #17 Ev1lM0nk3y, Nov 21, 2009
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    here is the oobe.xml code you need.
    put it in "$oem$\$$\System32\OOBE\Info\"

    Code:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<FirstExperience>
<oobe>
    <oem>
        <logopath>%windir%\system32\oobe\info\NAME.png</logopath>
    </oem>
</oobe>
</FirstExperience>
     
  18. Chickenlittle

    Chickenlittle MDL Junior Member

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    #18 Chickenlittle, Nov 21, 2009
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    Thanks buddy, but i already got it :D
     
  19. tcntad

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    #19 tcntad, Apr 16, 2010
    Sorry for the bumpb :p

    But where to put that code.. in a file called oobe.xml and put that in OOBE\folder\info in sources folder right ?

    And can i have it pick automatically oemlogo depending on which computer i want to install win7 to ?
     
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    #20 Thanos_The_Mad_Titans, Apr 17, 2010
    search Hazar loader 1.6.1d and there many OEM logo... just click it but dont install loader :)
     
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