Win 8.x • Win 7 • Vista - 'Multi-OEM' ISO Project

Well, at the OP says Core/Pro only. Thought Single Language was not included.

 

Solution found...

Find this in the oobe.cmd file:
IF EXIST "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.jpg" IF EXIST "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" MD "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen" >nul && MOVE /Y "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.jpg" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\original.jpg" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\LockScreen.jpg" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.jpg" >nul

IF EXIST "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.png" IF EXIST "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" MD "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen" >nul && MOVE /Y "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.png" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\original.png" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\LockScreen.jpg" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.png" >nul

Replace with this:
IF EXIST "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.jpg" TAKEOWN /F "%windir%\Web\Screen\*.jpg" >nul & ICACLS "%windir%\Web\Screen\*.jpg" /reset /T /Q >nul & IF EXIST "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" MD "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen" >nul && MOVE /Y "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.jpg" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\original.jpg" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\LockScreen.jpg" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.jpg" >nul

IF EXIST "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.png" TAKEOWN /F "%windir%\Web\Screen\*.png" >nul & ICACLS "%windir%\Web\Screen\*.png" /reset /T /Q >nul & IF EXIST "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" MD "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen" >nul && MOVE /Y "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.png" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\original.png" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\LockScreen\LockScreen.jpg" >nul && COPY /Y "%windir%\Setup\scripts\OEM's\%MAN%\Backgrounds\BACKGROUNDDEFAULT.jpg" "%windir%\Web\Screen\img100.png" >nul

This resolves this issue of lock screen not being replaced and backed up. Tested and working in audit mode with win 8.1. This is only needed if you are going to be using audit mode but it will not hurt anything to add it if not using audit mode.

 

But after the change you propose, if I do not use audit mode could I have an new issue?

 

No you will not have any issues if you add it. I have tested it just now. If you don't add the takeown and icacls it wont install the lock screen if using audit mode is all nor will it back it up of course. Repeat it will cause no issues if you add those lines into it. It just insures that the lock screen is installed and backed up. Tested and working here.

 

my dear Single Language...

 

Well, why don't you try it? Then tell us how it did work out.

 

3 reasons: Because my dear manufacturer didn't send media installation disk of Windows 8 x64 Single Language. (UEFI BIOS)
Upgrade to Windows 8.1 already performed from store.
Online activation with less than 4 months. Second activation will fail

Question: Windows 8 Keys works with fresh installation of Windows 8.1?

 

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Just thought I would share something I came upon. If needed the f8 key to help troubleshoot windows 8 or windows 8.1 (on computer) by default is disabled and in order to turn it back on you will need to add this to a setupcomplete.cmd file or firstlogon.cmd file:

bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy legacy >nul

Just sharing what I found out.

 

Think some are confused on which .cmd file to use so lets see if I can explain it better.
FirstLogon.cmd = For legal legit OEM machine only.
Setupcomplete.cmd = For NON OEM machines (like if you are using kmspico or similar, no key in bios).
If you are using Daz loader then you are not running win 8 or 8.1 thus you do not need to add that line of code I mentioned above. It is for win 8 and 8.1 machines only. Win 8 and 8.1 by default the f8 key is disabled for the OS is really meant for portable devices like the touchpads and such.

As far as if setupcomplete.cmd and firstlogon.cmd can co-exist, yes for if a legit legal oem machine then it will use firstlogon.cmd. If non oem then it will use setupcomplete.cmd. Personally I use both just incase if a true legit oem machine. I know this gets confusing but this is the best way I can explain it. If anyone else can explain better please feel free to do so. lol

 

Does Windows 8.1 autoconvert .jpg to .png by copying?

 

there's also in oobe.cmd this:

COPY /Y "%systemdrive%\$%MAN%$\Account\user.bmp" "%ProgramData%\Microsoft\User Account Pictures\user.png" >nul

Does Windows 8.1 autoconvert .bmp in .png by copying?

 

The oobe.cmd file will convert to needed extensions as you said.

 

Thanks a lot Tito. Now, how do I set this images into the project? I guess just drop them into Lenovo folder and that's it, isn't it?