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

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any other loaders/activators used before ?

 

Advice needed!

should this work? tried to activate using download link 1 files have asus a8v-vm with BIOS modded HP slic2.1 and HP SLP (SLP for WHS), WHS activates but WIN7 will not activate but if i change BIOS mod to ASUS slic2.1 and HP SLP Win7 & WHS both activate.

Not a major problem but would like to keep all as HP SLIC/SLP if its at all possible.

Thanks

 

Asus motherboard with HP modded bios? Ok.

If the bios only has SLP 1 or at most SLIC 2.0 Windows 7 will not activate at all... You need that SLIC 2.1 modded bios which might have SLP 1.0 as well.

 

Bios definatly has both SLP 1 and SLIC 2.1 checked and double checked. More investigating tonight I think.

Thanks tcntad

 

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Whats next to show up in 1.06 ?

 

Thanks alot
I used description 1 with a windows 7 64 bit, and it works great

Will this still work if i merge win7 32 bit / win7 64 bit, and server R2 into 1 iso file?

And again thanks alot / Cheers from Denmark / you guys rock

 

Tak

Well it will only activate Windows 7 but not server 2008 R2.. You would need to edit the script and add keys for R2 at its right sections.
Datacenter, web etc..Where it identifies installed version (findstr /I)

 

tcntad
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any other loaders/activators used before ?

None Activators, new installation after shaping.
Thanks

 

First off thanks to searchengine this works great!

Second I picked up a Hannspree notebook and it came with windows 7 starter. Would kind of info can I provide in hopes that the author could add support for Hannspree one day? I don't have the disc it was a refurbished netbook.

 

First of all,thanks for contributing

Second, We need hanspree wallpapers, oemlogos etc and then the oem:slp key along with the certificate (which can be found/backuped using slic dumptoolkit i think)
Open the oobe.cmd script to find out where the oemstuff is located at

 

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Nice!

Next we can go to stores, use the oemdump utility and copy information.. Ninjas!

 

Thats what is was designed for, MD even worked on a version that didn't rely on the .net framework, eg; C++...don't know if he ever completly finished it

 

You mean the master of disaster? Im not sure either. but a tool like that would sure be nice to have.