Hello i have power iso and i know how to open the windows 7 iso, my question is where once i open it is the root that im to put the autounattend? Thank you
Tis really is a great site with people who are willing to help... Me for one i really appreciate it Thanks again Kentucky
You can also put Autounattend.xml file on a floppy disk or usb thumb drive and it will be read from there really handy for test purposes.
problems with activation Hello, I downloaded my windows 7 ultimate from the link on this site I followed all the directions: I added, AIO-Win7-DVD-Activation-[incl.Daz_Loader]v2.08.7z and Autounattend.7z With poweriso in the appropriate locations Now i just loaded it on a dell xps m1330 laptop and it doesnt appear to be activated? When i click on activate windows it ask me for the serial as it did during the install? What did i do wrong??????? i have 30 days left............................ Thanks
Not sure exactly what you did, go over your steps. should be like this: place the $oem$ folder in the "sources" folder of your iso, and delete the "ei.cfg" file from the same "sources" folder and rebuild iso .. then during install you will have option to choose the edition of win7 you want to install (ie. Starter | Basic | Home Premium | Pro | Ultimate) ... if you don't delete ei.cfg file, that's OK, just means Ultimate will install by default. If you wish to add the optional Autounattend.xml, from the 3rd Download Link; then just add the Autounattend.xml file to the root of your Win7.iso, before rebuilding iso. Good Luck Are you extracting the $oem$ folder from RAR file before placing in sources folder? When you open up the sources folder of your DVD, the $oem$ folder should be the first folder listed on top.
the fact that you were asked for a serial during installation, is very strange, as serial is added by OOBE.cmd, which means no pop-up asking for serial; then if not activated ... SetupComplete.cmd would run "Daz's" Loader which would apply serial etc. It would appear that the "$oem$" folder was not extracted from the download file, and added to "sources" folder of your .iso Did you have any logo's or theme applied?
@ searchengine, I think you have got it in one member has downloaded archive but not extracted them i,e,
I dont have a clue what this means, its not even a sentence? searchengine, I think you have got it in one member has downloaded archive but not extracted them i,e As for the the other reply no i dont have any dell logo info.... It showed up in the power iso just like the photos i was provided...guess i can go do the same thing again..... Kentucky
he means you have to extract or "unzip" the 7z file then put the resulting files in the ISO no, you don't put the 7z file in the ISO... windows won't know what to do with them and will ignore them