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

thanks for your feedback, can you save this code as a .cmd file and run from desktop, and advise the message displayed.

Code:

@echo off

SET INL=IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1

::Compaq|HP manufacturer brand check|set::
2>NUL WMIC BIOS GET VERSION | findstr /I "HPQOEM" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HPQOEM&goto :TEST
2>NUL WMIC COMPUTERSYSTEM GET MANUFACTURER | findstr /I "COMPAQ" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=COMPAQ&goto :COMPAQ1
2>NUL WMIC CSPRODUCT GET VENDOR | findstr /I "COMPAQ" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=COMPAQ&goto :COMPAQ2

2>NUL WMIC BIOS | findstr /I "HEWLETT Hewlett-P Hewlett-Packard" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HP&goto :HP1
2>NUL WMIC COMPUTERSYSTEM GET MANUFACTURER | findstr /I "HEWLETT Hewlett-P Hewlett-Packard" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HP&goto :HP2
2>NUL WMIC CSPRODUCT GET VENDOR | findstr /I "HEWLETT Hewlett-P Hewlett-Packard" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=HP&goto :HP3
 
:NOTHING
echo no matches found
echo.
pause
exit

:TEST
IF /I %MAN%==HPQOEM (  
2>NUL WMIC COMPUTERSYSTEM GET MANUFACTURER | findstr /I "COMPAQ" >nul 
%INL% SET MAN=COMPAQ&goto :HPQOEM1
2>NUL WMIC CSPRODUCT GET VENDOR | findstr /I "COMPAQ" >nul
%INL% SET MAN=COMPAQ&goto :HPQOEM2
)
SET MAN=HP&goto :HPQOEM3

: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

: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

:HPQOEM1
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from HPQOEM1 check
echo.
pause
exit

:HPQOEM2
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from HPQOEM2 check
echo.
pause
exit

:HPQOEM3
echo I would apply manufacturer logos for %MAN% from HPQOEM3 check
echo.
pause
exit

 

replaced broken Download Link button on 1st page description, and added back-up link...

 

If you used the following example as your SetupComplete.cmd, then the GREEN section would check for activation status, and if not activated, would then skip to RED section, to run Windows Loader to activate the system, and if activation was successful during oobe.cmd, then only the ORANGE section would run, to delete contents of the scripts folder (incl.Windows Loader), and self delete.

SetupComplete.cmd - Loader example

Code:

@echo off

::check activation status, and exit::
WMIC /NAMESPACE:\\root\CIMV2 PATH SoftwareLicensingProduct WHERE LicenseStatus=1 GET LicenseStatus | findstr "1" >nul
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :NOT_LICENSED
RD /S /Q "%WINDIR%\Setup\Scripts" >nul
DEL /F /Q %0% >nul
EXIT

::run loader, if not activated::
:NOT_LICENSED
%~dp0"Windows Loader.exe" /silent /preactivate >nul
cd %~dp0
attrib -R -A -S -H *.*
DEL /F /Q %~dp0"Windows Loader.exe" >nul
DEL /F /Q %0% >nul

Edit Info:-
reboot instruction SHUTDOWN /R /T 5 removed from SetupComplete.cmd example, as an unscheduled rebooot causes runonce instruction for Display.exe to abort.

I know how to make runonce occur in event of unscheduled reboot, but Display.exe would then need elevated permissions added to execute it's actions... adding|testing permissions now.

 

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yeah that's fine to add EXIT as safety, the line before it DEL /F /Q %0% >nul is a self delete instruction, but no harm adding EXIT in case self delete fails... another option is :EOF which windows recognizes as 'end of file', but EXIT is just fine.