It could be supplied/integrated but then the project would be removed from the forum for breaking rules. Been a long time since i looked at the HWID side.
Just checked out the MASS... and read in the read me that the /u parameter on the NON AIO version is a 'silent' method... I have a test section in MRP that looks for a file called OSUpdates.cmd within the Scripts folder and when found runs that with the /u (silent) parameter, it was designed for a test script when adding OS Updates during the OS install - hence the name. I left the code in just in case i needed to update a OS 'on the fly' during OS installation with a CU or even a Driver file/App etc. This could be used (theoretically) for the HWID purpose Spoiler: Method you can test the theory with Download the non AIO version (the one that has the BIN folder). Copy the HWID_......cmd script and the BIN folder to the Scripts folder where MRP is stored. Rename the HWID_.......cmd file to OSUpdates.cmd <--this bit IS important!! If all goes well then MRP will detect that file and run it with the /u parameter it requires for unattended mode... Can't guarantee it will work, but it worth a try as MRP does call that OSUpdates.cmd file with the /u parameter if it is detected within the Scripts folder. You may get some odd error text in MRP's on screen window and possibly the main log too as it will be looking for a return flag that my OSUpdates.cmd file used to return to let it know all was ok or not... I guess that method could be used for the K..38.cmd file too -- if so required. To keep within the forum's rules i will not be supplying anything within the projects archive that could jeopardize the project. So how you obtain and what you do with the 'other' methods of activation is at your own risk.
Can this win 11 option be inserted into the MRP? If it already exists I don't see. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...fications-overview.83744/page-12#post-1676188
If it still works on the latest Win 11 , as i had a similar method but that no longer works on UBR 132 and above. Will test it and see.
I think moving start menu to the left option in win11 MRP140 is not working, when i used "reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" /v "TaskbarAl" /t REG_DWORD /d "0" /f" it worked
Odd it works in MRP 141 tests , not changed anything in that routine - You can see it in Enth's report above....
I already added this registry before updating MRP and it was working, when i updated MRP to 140 i couldn't find the registry like it's removed, i suspected that you added delete instead of add ? Once i set MRP to No for this option, my registry was added fine
Nope set as it should be Code: IF /I "%MoveStartToLeft%"=="Yes" ( %REGEXE% add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" /v "TaskbarAl" /t REG_DWORD /d "0" /f >nul 2>&1 %REGEXE% add "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" /v "TaskbarAl" /t REG_DWORD /d "0" /f >nul 2>&1 SET "OptionsUsed=1" ) Regexe is set as normal reg.exe or the sysnative version on 64bit.
Did you do a reboot or signout/in cycle after mrp completed and desktop appeared as some tweaks require that cycle to operate.
I found the problem, after i added the project to Win11 iso i used "Win_11_Boot_And_Upgrade_FiX_KiT_v2.0" and simply used the project in win10 iso that i didn't update Sorry about that
Time Zone Data : Pacific Standard Time Why he gives me this zone??? Code: ======================= === [MRP Debug Log ]=== ======================= Checking for OEM folder and structure... OEM's folder structure appears to be correct. Checking for CustomTheme... CustomTheme option was not defined. Check Lock/Login screen variable state... Lock/Login screen variable = Can be used for Kernel: 10.0 Lock/Login screen's will not be changed as defined by user's option. ==================================================== ===[ First selection of 'User' Options: Started ]=== ==================================================== [00A] Power Plans C/T Menu. [001] Prevent Search Indexing. [003] Disable MSRT. [004] Disable BSOD Automatic Restart. [005] Show the 'About Windows' or 'Microsoft Windows' C/Text Menu. [006] SSD Tweaks. [007] Automatic or User set System Drive Partition Name. [008] Internal Flag Variables Set. [012] Prevent Telemetry. [014] MRP's Slimmer Windows 11 Start Menu/Taskbar 'LayoutModification' file{s} used. [015] Win1x - Disable the 'Blurred' Log-On Background. [016] Win1x - Removed user selected 'Safe' UWP Apps. [020] Show the Desktop's 'Control Panel' C/Text Menu. [021] Disable Highlighting of 'New Programs/Apps' on the Start Menu. [023] Disable any UWP 'Store Apps' from Updating. [024] LaunchTo 'ThisPC' instead of 'Quick View'. [026] Use 'F8' Legacy Boot Menu policy. {May not work on some ASUS systems due to conflict with BIOS options} [027] Win1x - WU Download Mode - Use Microsoft Servers Only. [028] Win1x - Diagnostic FeedBack - Never/Basic. [029] Win1x - Remove the 'Paint3D' file associations. [030] Win1x - Disable 'Edit with Photos'. [032] Start of Win1x Only options section - Mail/Store Un-Pin on Taskbar etc. [036] Remove the '-Shortcut' Suffix from icons. [037] Disable Windows Update's Automatic Restart. [039] Show 'This PC' icon on the Desktop. [041] Set Control Panel's view to Category {Default}. [043] Win1x - Title Bar/Highlight coloring initial settings. ===================================================== ===[ First selection of 'User' Options: Finished ]=== ===================================================== Transfer of options to any new User accounts later: Disabled. Pre-checks Done - Start Main Processing Section... OS Installation Date/Time : 10/05/2021 {UTC} -- 08:38am MRP Version Installed : CY21M10D01-R140.0.BL MRP Config File Used : 45.0 {Advanced Mode} Unicode Mode : Operative Original Codepage : 437 =================== ===[ Variables ]=== =================== Oobe State : Under Oobe 'System' Control Install Type : Client {Non Server} OS Media Boot : Clean HyperVisor : No PC System Type : Desktop {0x1} Chassis Type : 3 {Desktop} Domain Detected: No OS Full Name : Microsoft Windows 11 Pro OS Name {Prod} : Windows 10 Pro OS SKU Version : Windows Pro {48} OS Architecture: x64 {AR:1} Edition {REG} : Professional Edition {WMIC} : Professional Edition {Comp} : Enterprise Edition {OSED} : Professional Edition {OM1} : Professional Edition {Type} : General Release ID : 2009 Short Disp Ver : 21H2 Build ID {R} : 22000 Build ID {V} : 22000 Build Branch{R}: co_release Reference Ver : 10.0.22000.1 ProductID Ref : 3308 Base Build Rev : 1 {0x1h} UBR : 194 RS3 Plus : Yes RS4 Plus : Yes RS5 Plus : Yes Language/Code : en-US / 1033 {0x409h} Locale : English - United States GeoID ISO Loc : Bosnia and Herzegovina [25] Time Zone Data : Pacific Standard Time ========================= ===[ Main Processing ]=== ========================= Obtaining Motherboard information. Checking for SLIC and MSDM tables. ================================ ===[ DMI/SMBIOS Information ]=== ================================ CSNAME : [CM6870] SYSMODEL : [CM6870] CSVENDOR : [ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.] SYSMNF : [ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.] BASEMNF : [ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.] BASEPRO : [CM6870] BIOS or SLIC ID 1 : ALASKA - 1072009 SLIC Information : v2.1 - SLIC table with marker present SLIC Detect Plan : G4 [OA2T:1] MSDM Information : No MSDM Table Present S/M W11 Layout Opt : Yes Checking CPU and Memory information... Checking number of CPU's fitted. Checking CPU Max Clock Speed. Checking CPU Cores. Checking CPU Manufacturer. Checking CPU Threads. Checking CPU Name. Checking CPU Description. Checking CPU Datawidth, {Bits}. Checking CPU ID. Checking if CPU Virtualization mode is active or not. Checking Memory configuration. SMBIOS Memory Type: DDR3 {24}. Checking Memory Error Correction type. Checking Memory Devices/Slots. Checking Memory Max Capacity. Total Memory - 15,7 GiB Used Memory - 947,5 MiB Free Memory - 14,77 GiB [94,11%] Checking Meltdown/Spectre awareness. Show User Options display section. Drive Label Section. The System Drive [C:] 'Local Disk' was renamed to 'WINDOWS' Checking for 'Retail.txt'. The 'Retail.txt' file was not detected within the 'Scripts' folder. Checking for 'ei.cfg'. The 'ei.cfg' file was not detected. Checking for 'Pid.txt'. The 'PID.txt' file was not detected, the 'Insert PID key' advanced option routine will not be used. Querying DMI for any OEM brand information. ======================== ===[ DMI Processing ]=== ======================== CSVENDOR : DMI + Database = Possible Match [Asus]. No DMI conflicts was found. DMI query routine has completed. Checking for any SLIC data. Bypassed Virtual Machine data checks as DMI [Asus] was detected. Asus [#04] Manufacturer was detected for automated theme/branding. No 'Man2' var set. Computer 'Model Name' Processing... BIOS defined "CM6870" has been applied for the Computer's 'Model' Name. {Validated} Theme Processing Routines. The User's specified theme was not defined. The DMI theme 'Asus' will be applied. Transfer Section. Windows 10: Primary User Account Picture Management Windows 10: Additional User Account Picture's Management. Processing the Lock\Log-On Screen Routine. Using Windows the 'Default' Lock\Log-On screens as defined by the User option. See the MRP log file{s}, found on the C: drive, for more enhanced details of the above sections. Processing Brand/Theme Files Transfer Routines. The '$OEM$.theme' file transferred OK. {Ref: TF} Note: The 'BackgroundDefault.jpg' file was re-copied to the 'Backgrounds' folder. {Ref: BDF} The theme's branding files have been transferred. The original 'Aero.theme' has been backed up and replaced. Registry sections for 'InstallTheme' and 'CurrentTheme' was set to '$OEM$.theme'. Asus OEM brand theme was applied. Checking for SetupComplete/FirstLogon files within the 'Scripts' folder... The 'SetupComplete.cmd' file was detected. Malfunction of the Project/Theme may happen if deletion of the 'Scripts' folder, or use of a forced Shutdown/Reboot command, is done within this file. Option Utilization Started... Copy the User selected MRP Options into the 'Default' User hive. Unpin Mail, Store, Taskview, PeopleBand and MeetNow Options, {where selected}. Shortcut Arrow Design Option. None No Delete Confirm, No Shortcut Prefix, Show Extensions and Classic Menus Options. Windows 10 Prevent Telemetry Option. Disable Acrylic Background Logon Blur Option. Remove 3D Objects Option. Setting the selected Options in the default registry hive. Block 'CompatTelRunner.exe' via the Windows Firewall and disable any of its related tasks. {Ref:2} Option Utilization Completed. The Primary/Branding script has completed, SetupComplete.cmd script will now be run via Windows Setup. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ================================================================================ ========================[ Add-On Manager - Log Section ]======================== ================================================================================ Edition Chk : [Professional] {Ed0} Edition Chk1 : [Professional] {Ed1} Edition Chk2 : [Professional] {W2S} Edition {Type} : [General] Pre Windows 10 : [No] Theme Reg Tweak: Applied Transfer Opts : [No] ========================================== ===[ Built-In 'Administrator' Details ]=== ========================================== Localized Name : Administrator Account Active : No {Disabled} Account Status : Degraded MSDM Routine : Not processed. DefUsr0 Removal: [Method 1N - Successful] TB/HL Routine : [Yes] TitleBar Color : [Classic] Highlight Color: [Default] AccentColor : [4292311040] ColorizationCol: [3288365271] AccPalletColor : [86CAFF005FB2F2001E91EA000063B10000427500002D4F000020380000CC6A00] ====================================================== ===[ Bios Mode and OS Drive Partition Information ]=== ====================================================== A-Routine BMode: [Unknown] A-Routine DPart: [GPT] WMIC BMode : [GPT System] WMIC DPart : [GPT] SecureBoot : [{Q} Disabled] Controller Mode: [{I} AHCI] ==================== ===[ Other Data [=== ==================== AO1 Flags S1 : [DUT=0], [DWT=0], [DAT=0], [DPA=0], [DOU=0], [DSC=0], [DFL=0] AO2 Flags S2 : [PRI=0], [A2B=0], [B2Z=0], [MKU=0], [OSP=0], [OPT=0] [OKF=0] AO2 Flags S3 : [SEC=0] DT Prot Status : [Disabled] First Tidy Up : Started First Tidy Up : Used Files First Tidy Up : Remove Any Used Environment Variables First Tidy Up : Completed Detecting Activation Status... Detecting Activation Status - Done. Detecting License Channel Type... Processed License Channel Type. Retail/HWID {PKC} ======================== ===[ License Status ]=== ======================== License Status : Licensed Channel Status : Retail/HWID {HRC} VL/KMS Capable : No Reason Code : 0x4004F401 {Dec: 1074066433} Reason Text : This computer has a valid Digital/Store License. Final Tidy Up : Started Final Tidy Up : Redundant Environment Variables Final Tidy Up : Redundant Environment Variables Final Tidy Up : Completed Unicode Mode : Deactivated Orig Codepage : 437 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MRP's enhanced debug log has completed.
Regarding how the 'Time Zone Data' is defined: Registry query for TZone Data as used within MRP/Query Tool: Code: reg query "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation" /v "TimeZoneKeyName" Wmic is not used for this part. Technically at this moment in time for your GEO location it should be: Central European Summer Time I think it is because you have the other settings for en-US / English United States and this is telling the OS the wrong info for the time zone? That is a 'bug' in the OS and so nothing i can do about it at this time. Will see if i can find another method that works on the GEO location too to then display hopefully the correct TZ Data.
Another method i have added to QT118 (and MRPv141) is using TZUtil /g to also obtain the name, but i still think it will be incorrect due to the strange 'bug' in how the OS determines the TZ Data... Code: Time Zone Data {Registry} : GMT Standard Time {Bias: +01:00} Time Zone Data {TzUtil} : GMT Standard Time Using Daylight Saving Mode : Yes