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

@no0p7z...

In early days of project, there were some reports of themeing glitch between Compaq|HP, but I haven't heard of this glitch for a very long time.

Compaq and HP share the same biosid (ie. HPQOEM), which is fine for activation, but not helpful for applying logos|theme... that's why the script checks for manufacturer name (ie. Compaq or HP etc) before resorting to just looking for HPQOEM biosid...

Moving the script check for HP before the check for Compaq, has apparently "fixed" the issue for your particular pc, but doesn't explain why Compaq logos were applied previously, if the script had not found "Compaq" name...

Could you save this code as a .cmd file and run it on your desktop... it will give 4x txt files on your desktop...I would be interested to see if the name "Compaq" is present in any of the 4x files.

Code:

@echo off

WMIC COMPUTERSYSTEM >>system.txt
WMIC CSPRODUCT >>product.txt
WMIC BASEBOARD >>base.txt
WMIC BIOS >>bios.txt

:eof

Edit:- could you also save this next code as a .cmd file and run it from your desktop, and advise message displayed in cmd window...

Code:

@echo off

SET INL=IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1

::Compaq|HP manufacturer brand check|set::
WMIC BIOS | findstr /I "COMPAQ" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=COMPAQ&goto :COMPAQ1
WMIC COMPUTERSYSTEM | findstr /I "COMPAQ" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=COMPAQ&goto :COMPAQ2
WMIC CSPRODUCT | findstr /I "COMPAQ" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=COMPAQ&goto :COMPAQ3

WMIC BIOS | findstr /I "HEWLETT Hewlett-P Hewlett-Packard" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HP&goto :HP1
WMIC COMPUTERSYSTEM | findstr /I "HEWLETT Hewlett-P Hewlett-Packard" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HP&goto :HP2
WMIC CSPRODUCT | findstr /I "HEWLETT Hewlett-P Hewlett-Packard" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HP&goto :HP3

WMIC BIOS GET VERSION | findstr /I "HPQOEM" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HP&goto :HP4

:NOTHING
echo no matches found
echo.
pause
exit

:COMPAQ1
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from COMPAQ1 check
echo.
pause
exit

:COMPAQ2
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from COMPAQ2 check
echo.
pause
exit

:COMPAQ3
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from COMPAQ3 check
echo.
pause
exit

:HP1
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from HP1 check
echo.
pause
exit

:HP2
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from HP2 check
echo.
pause
exit

:HP3
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from HP3 check
echo.
pause
exit

:HP4
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from HP4 check
echo.
pause
exit

 

@LiLCruz...

The example SetupComplete.cmd has already removed reboot instruction, so you can use the example to apply Windows Loader.exe if necessary, and Display.exe instructions will not abort.

 

looking thru your earlier posts, it would appear that you may have been editing|renaming contents of Custom folder, and Gateway folder (trying to add Gateway to both folders), and resulted in neither Custom folder, nor Gateway folder contents being applied as theme.... thus Windows Default Theme appeared.

I would suggest using the untouched $oem$ folder contents, and only add SetupComplete.cmd and Windows Loader.exe to the scripts folder....do not edit Gateway folder.

 

Yes, near bottom of 1st page, 'Credits' backup link from member cyclops is working.
The main download link should be working again in a day or so (temporarily disabled by Dropbox for exceeding 10gb downloads in any month).

ok