Remove the product key input during the install

why does it matter, you just untick the box and click next and your done

 

to use vlite, there is a option to remove that, sorry for mij bad englisch

 

http://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/11883

Look halfway down... tested solution, using DISM to inject default keys

 

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I don't know if there is a "friendly" (official) way of doing that. The solution last posted assumes you're going to enter some kind of key at all, which isn't what you're ideally looking for. vLite is the only option I know about, but although last I tested vLite had worked with earlier test versions of Windows 7, I'm not going to use such a relatively outdated application with a new OS version. Not to mention hopefully such a simple thing as only using vLite to do what you want it to do won't keep Windows 7 from installing service packs as they come out.

That happened with Vista depending on what you did to the installation media with vLite. Can't get SP2 to install on some Vista PCs I customized.

 

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Is there an example x64 AutoUnattend.xml anywhere?

Where should I pack the file afterwards?

 

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