[REPO/HOW-TO/CHAT] Audit/Sysprep/Generalize; Setupcomplete/Firstlogon; Silent Install Personally, for Office i use YAOCTRI and YAOCTRU
I think you already know being a lurker at Win10 tweaking Scripts everytime i visit my thread for any changelog update
The Germans have a nice speech: (in German) wie sagt man es richtig: Lass mir arbeiten or Lass mich arebiten? Beides verkehrt, richtig is: Lass andere arbeiten! In English it would be like: How I spell it right: Let I work, or Let me work? Both wrong, the right one would be: Let others work! An easy way isn't it?! And so true too!
extract the ISO in a folder, then in that extracted folder, find 'sources' folder, & under that sources folder, find the 'install.wim'. open that install.wim in any image editor/deployment tool then inside that install.wim, place your desired wallpaper in Windows\Web\Wallpaper\Windows p.s.: you need to take full permission of that WEB folder in order to replace the default wallpaper.
Just Put Installers in $1-install Dont Use SetupComplete itself to Execute Installation Commands but use Extra Install.cmd Script Call by SetupComplete to Install your Installers / Setups. Let Me Know Which Softwares You Want To Install directly Unattended via Silent Commandline Switches. I Will Help you in creating Correct $OEM$ Pack. Plus Here as i can See in your Scenario Your ISO Size Exceeded its Size to be a Single Layered DVD you Can use DVD Double Layered too .
How creating Correct $OEM$ that includes: Wallpapers program: -chrome - winrar - adobe reader - vlc or media player classic -utorrent
Is there anyone who can explain how to add files to Windows ISO? firstlogon.cmd ? OOBE.CMD? OEM.reg? SLP.cmd OEM *.xrm-ms? OEM logos $$\Setup\Scripts <<- setupcomplete.cmd, firstlogon.cmd, OOBE.CMD, OEM.reg, SLP.cmd $$\System32 $$\System32\OEM <<- OEM *.xrm-ms, OEM logos. you can copy these folders from Windows\System32\OEM $$\SYSWOW64\OEM <<- replica of system32\oem for 64 bit systems OEM *.xrm-ms, OEM logos. you can copy these folders from Windows\System32\OEM $$\System32\oobe