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

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?

 

Tito I don't get it, what you mean rename images accordingly? To what? Thought I must drop them into backgrounds sub-folder and that was it.

 

@ Tito

That link only opens up main page showing mega image only not the OEM you mentioned. Can you provide another link and I will add it to project then upload here in this thread for others to enjoy without the need for them to do anything. I know searchengine is a busy man and I don't mind helping where I can.

 

He only mentioned wallpapers from a specific Lenovo model.

 

I don't know if it is for a specific model or not for I cant see the wallpaper.

 

I won't ask why you can't, anyway there you go:

Official wallpapers taken from Lenovo ThinkPad L430

 

Thx Mister X....after looking at them I can say they are not model specific so that is good. My only question would be which one would everyone like included. You can only add one and there are 7 to choose from or does everyone wish to just keep what is in the current project? I do not mind adding which ever one is chosen for I don't care myself. Its up to everyone here, just let me know.

 

Well, after looking at them, for my tastes, I rather prefer the default wallpaper. I mean, leave the project as it is. Thanks.

 

You got it. I will not touch it then.

 

Hello forum help my for support folder oem for iso server 2012 essential

no key oem table bios OEM-Query?
help my modify folder oem for windows server 2012
thank

 

You have slic v2.3 in your bios which doesn't have key in bios. I see something that caught my eyes and searchengine will have to look at this also for it seems you would act. by Fuj. but will install theme as asrock. As far as adding support for servers, you could add this line of code in the oobe.cmd file under...

:OS
::check • set 'Windows OS' -> '8.x|7|Vista' ('findstr' -> word start|end '\<','\>')
%RQR1% | findstr /I "\<WINDOWS\>" | findstr /I "\<Server\>" >nul&&%INL% SET WINVER=Server&goto :BIOS

If this project has the correct cert file for slic v2.3 and correct key, it should activate. I haven't tried on any servers so please let us all know if it does work.

If I am incorrect with the above info please feel free to correct me. Like said above I haven't tried on any servers.

 

I tried burning a oem cd for windows 7 today but after several attempts they where unsuccessful rather than to continue wasting CD's i came to the conclusion that that this Ultimate OEM cd will not work with a AIO Windos CD or am i mistaken and doing something wrong.

 

Run the 'OEM-Sync' tool' to see if it works on your computer. If it shows it activates and theme applied then it would be something you did wrong. Without knowing more about what you did, it is hard to say.

 

I basically took a AIO Windows 7 CD that had all windows 7 x64 and x86 files and followed the instructions provided i "placeed the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of my 'clean' iso, and delete the 'ei.cfg' file from the same 'sources' folder and saved the iso. i then tried to burn it into a CD but everytime i tried to do this it crashed during the burning process. I confirmed that there was a issue when i burned the CD without doing the $oem$ file process.

Question if all we are doing is burning a iso wouldn't it be easier to just upload the Windows 7-8.1 iso files with the $oem$ file already on it ready for burning?