Hmm good afternoon guys and girls. Can i just have a homemade script copy it to a folder in lets say system32 and it'll be fine ? Thinking i can copy the xx.xrm-ms cert somewhere to a mounted image and integrate key and that'll be fine but maybe im wrong
cert is copied to C:\Windows\System32\OEM which is equivilent to sources\$oem$\$$\system32\oem on dvd, you don't need script just add it to the OEM folder on dvd.
Great thanks I figure it was like that but i wasnt sure I still have alot to learn bout the $oem$ folder unfortunately. And its possible for a script to check what oembrand the bios is and copy the proper certificate to right folder ?
Yep it does and other preactivation kit does the same Seems like i have to do hard work to make a script my own. Had problems with my scriptthingy but we'll se bout this one
yep.. just as urie posted, you can put a whole bunch of different certs in that folder for different brands (file names not important) ... windows will auto install the right cert , as long as it sees a matching bios (with slic2.1). and MasterDisaster correct, Multi Brand Activation thingy checks bios strings to apply keys and certs.
Thanks for the reply So during install windows will install the right certificate for my computer automatically with or without the script ? . (with eh?). Ofcourse my computer has slic 2.1 thanks to nojuan999. So i can borrow your script & remove keys from the script and just have it check for oembrand in bios ? And your script will also install correct OEM info ?
To say that windows picks the correct cert and is installs it is kind of mis-information.. Windows will actually install all the certs in the directory. If you look at the file after one cert install and multi cert, there is quite a difference. It is just the scan will match more pubkey/markers this way with more certs in the file; as opposed to installing just the HP cert for example.. It is not difficult to script a .bat file to search the registry for RSDT strings and install appropriate certs..it has been addressed many times here.
Ive seen scripts here doing it so i know its possible and theyre available So if i just have a bunch of scripts windows will install them all unless i have a script doing that ? Perhaps a quicklesson in writing that script ?
Great thanks I can just delete the ":installkey" part right ? Since ill only use windows 7 and ill integrate the key to the edition.
I was wondering something about cert's,when you install the propper SLP Key for your brand of PC if it has slic 2.1 in it's bios does the DAZ loader install a cert it has or do you have to make a cert.
yep....you sure can;as well as the first part and the vista part. you only need :begin and :cert make this this
If you have SLIC 2.1 in bios you install the right OEMSLP Key and certificate, they are available here on MDL, no need to make your own ofcourse. So keep the :begin part with the bioscheck and name it to uhm what ? setupcomplete ? Code: :begin SET query=REG QUERY HKLM\HARDWARE\ACPI\RSDT %query% | FINDSTR /I ACRSYS IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=ACER & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I ALWARE IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=ALIENWARE & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I DELL IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=DELL & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I ASUS IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=ASUS & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I FOUNDR IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=FOUNDER & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I FSC IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=FSC & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I FUJ IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=FUJITSU & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I HPQ IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=HP & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I LENOVO IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=LENOVO & CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I MSI IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=MSI & GOTO CERT %query% | FINDSTR /I TOS IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 SET VAR=TOSHIBA & GOTO CERT :CERT cscript %WINDIR%\System32\slmgr.vbs -ilc "%~dp0%VAR%.xrm-ms goto finish :finish exit Edit: Where can i find all available certificates out there ? Searchengine's activator has 33 and ive seen one with more i think..
Put everything in the \scripts folder. You should have the setupcomplete.cmd, install.cmd and the certificates you want to use in the \scripts directory. You can script to delete all of them if you wish. You can also put the certs in a seperate folder named "certs" and change the certificate call script to cscript %WINDIR%\System32\slmgr.vbs -ilc "%~dp0certs\%VAR%.xrm-ms it can be cleaned up as necessary.