Hi all! In Windows 7, I was used to use SetupComplete.cmd to install applications automatically at the end of the OOBE process/before the first logon. In Windows 8, it seems this method does not work anymore when you specify a OEM key. When a retail key or no key at all is specified, SetupComplete is used. Since this method is unrelliable, I don't know what to do. Which method would be the best to install software during the OOBE process? Thanks for your help!
I'm using the Windows 8 KMS GVLK Client Setup Key for Win8 Enterprise x86 and all my Progs in Setupcomplete.cmd are installed
@Mr Been Did you place Setupcomplete.cmd in Sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Scripts, right ? if I backup token.dat from store folder, how can I write a command line to overwrite the new one as I have a fresh installation and where to place token.dat ? Thanks in advance
@HALIKUS I am already using an AutoUnattend.Xml file to create the partition and put the computer in AUDIT mode. Then, when ready, I use a Sysprep.Xml to generalize the computer while keeping the drivers. Should I add the FirstLogonCommands in the AutoUnattend.xml file or the Sysprep.xml file in that case?
Like I said, when using an OEM key, setupcomplete is disabled. GLVK keys, upgrade key or retail key are not affected.
I'll send you my Autounattend.xml and Setupcomplete.cmd which are working with my new installation of Win 8 Enterprise KMS GLVK Vol. Lic. x86, and everything is installed very well I also used these 2 files to install my Win7 OEM with Slic modified Bios for Win8 OEM I don't know what to do?? Now I have my KMS server check your P.M. for other questions, please ask me
Thanks, I already have a set of working script for Windows 7 and Windows 8 (when no key is entered or using GLVK) keys. But they don't works with OEM key under Windows 8. I will have to use a FirstLogonCommand to start them. *sight*
you can also just put your tokens.dat in this folder: Code: $OEM$\$$\System32\spp\store worked for me some months ago (i also added data.dat + cache folder, no idea if they're needed)