I have a few that may be interesting. I have attempted to start an extensive collection of the following: XRM-MS license certificates Slic/Bios Bins associated with the XRM-MS certificates OEM Logos/Images/Wallpapers/OOBE related files This is my list so far. Most of the OEMs I have removed 90% of the OEM data except for logos/images/wallpapers/screensavers. I removed the offers & related links/data, as well as tour/advisor information. Some of the OEM's I got off the internet.. which are clearly not from an actual OEM computer. Abit (No Cert/Bin) Acer Asus Asrock (No Cert/Bin) BenQ Dell ECS (No Cert/Bin) Fujitsu-Siemens Gateway/E-Machine Gigabyte (No Cert/Bin) Haier Dragon HP/Compaq IBM/Lenovo LG MSI (No Cert/Bin) NEC Neo Samsung Sony TCL Toshiba For the manufacturer's with multiple certificates or OEM information, I only have one version of them. I do not have any screensavers (Although I can get them for Sony/HP/Gateway/Acer/Asus/Toshiba/Dell where applicable). I am also looking for a way (since I do not have the actual restore DVDs), to insert the XRM-MS certificate into a vista image WITHOUT actually installing the program and capturing it with ImageX (I find capturing with imagex very unclean since I don't know what other files imagex could collect) If anyone has anything to add to this collection, I will post it when it has been completed to a pretty good degree.
I'd like to have the stuffs that I don't have yet for an NEC OEM ... Many thanks to ciscokid for patching the NEC bin for me! (still haven't gotten a chance to try her out )
Yep, the $OEM$ folder goes inside the SOURCES folder. You can insert it with ISO tools like PowerISO or MagicISO. This is great!! I'm glad to see that people want to get involved in this. We should be able to make any OEM DVD just like the originals if everyone contributes. I know you can make quasi-OEM DVD's by copying the key and certificate to a retail DVD but this way, we're making REAL OEM DVD's including wallpapers and logos. All you have to do it zip up and upload the $OEM$ folder from your original OEM DVD that hopefully came with your system. By the way, be sure to include the PID.txt file from your DVD into the zip file, just in case.
Excellent idea i wish more people would contribute. Regarding the ASUS OEM folder I dont find a SETUP/Scripts folder like there is on DELL which actually contains the setup instructions(DELL.xml, SYSTEM.CMD etc) ?? Is the scripts folder for ASUS located elsewhere ???
So do I have a working Asus oem dvd if I used the verson that has the instructions missing? Or does it just mean I won't have the OEM logos? I have yet to test the DVD I made as I'm waiting for new ram & processor to arrive before I install x64. Does this work with the SP1 integrated version? Read on another forum that it wouldn't work anymore
Dear ciscokid! Sounds good what you will do! I have downloaded your link and its exactly the same Licence File und Serialnumber who are from the Paradox EMU Toolkit. So, exactly what I wrote on different threads here that the 4 Licences from the Paradox Toolkit are ORIGINAL Licences und Serialnumbers from OEM Machines. So, nobody have to fear the the will kill the certificates in the future. If MS do that, the original Asus OEM Users will kill Microsoft. Bye
you aint looked far the Dell OEM folder is in sources\$OEM$ the $OEM$ folder plus PID.TXT in sources is all you need to post.
The certificates work will all flavors of Vista, it all depends which SLP key you use that determines Home Premium or Ultimate.
Hi, Urie. The auto patch program might be a good way to go with this, so far only one person has uploaded their $OEM$ folder. I thought this project would generate more sharing.