I will pm you the code used for cpu it is vbscript. It does indeed seem like the data is shifted back 1 place. As for threads on a vm it gives odd results, vmware does same. So i used to skip those bits and not show. As the routines been rewrote i not added the checks in. The vbs calls the same property items as wmic 'GET' would. Not sure pshell would be any better as it would still call same items. Graphics one is puzzling me, more so that line about may not be shown. Missing operand, im wondering if that has a bearing on it, odd as it tries vbs first then wmic. Will pm that section too.
Will test out! Im going to moms tomorrow 6th nov beacuse my birthday, she has an amd pc so.. Is there anything incompatibale with Windows 11? MRP makes W11 sysprep "freeze" and nothing happens. I copy $OEM$ files to proper directory before I sysprep /generalizw but the VM doesnt boot into OOBE.. This works in Windows 10 and without MRP on W11
windows 11 is certainly something different to 10 , a lot of things act strange. sorry i can't help much with sysprep stuff. happy birthday
if defender operative it very aggressive in w11. i always disable/block the damn thing as it just hates the projects As mentioned above it grabs anything not to its liking.
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...l-project-mrp-mk3.71555/page-339#post-1639436 Follow the link in there too
Thanks man. Thats what I do also. It doesnt matter if I manually copy, run a batch or use a *.wsf script (to copy everything from MDT's $OEM$ folder) It always fails. I run sysprep by copying a batch to current desktop and running it. it will /generalize and /oobe
@tcntad if i remember correctly you deploy the setup/install not by a usual usb/dvd way, ie put the install.wim(esd) into sources run setup and let it do its job. Me and sysprep never get along as i always screw things up, even enth and i used teamviewer and i shown him how i done things, all looked ok but it still screwed up so i cant give any help at all. Only give a giggle to someone for my (mis) adventures.
I stopped some time ago, most pc's i assemble are on request, so i can set all up exactly the way they want it, only when people ask me to prepare their system for sale i set it up as i showed. When the new owner starts it they will get the same full OOBE experience as with new OEM systems.
I not sold a pc for months all the bits i got about i make up test systems to make sure MRP works on a wide range of hardware, then swap bits about to make other pc's to try something else.
haha I feel honored making other people laugh. I might get screwed over by W11 and thats fine *chugs a bottle of tequila*