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

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  1. tcntad

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  3. searchengine

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    #1303 searchengine, Sep 19, 2012
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    add GREEN lines to 'OOBE.cmd', as below

    Code:
    :OS
%RQR1% | findstr /I "WINDOWS" | findstr /I "7" >nul&&%INL% SET WINVER=7&goto :EDITION
%RQR1% | findstr /I "WINDOWS" | findstr /I "VISTA" >nul&&%INL% SET WINVER=VISTA&goto :EDITION
%RQR1% | findstr /I "WINDOWS" | findstr /I "8" >nul&&%INL% SET WINVER=8&goto :BIOS
IF EXIST "%windir%\Display.exe" DEL /F /Q "%windir%\Display.exe" >nul
GOTO :CLOSE

:EDITION
%RQR2% | findstr /I "ULTIMATE$" >nul&&%INL% SET EDITION=ULTIMATE&goto :BIOS
%RQR2% | findstr /I "BUSINESS$" >nul&&%INL% SET EDITION=BUSINESS&goto :BIOS
%RQR2% | findstr /I "PROFESSIONAL$" >nul&&%INL% SET EDITION=PROFESSIONAL&goto :BIOS
%RQR2% | findstr /I "HOMEPREMIUM$" >nul&&%INL% SET EDITION=HOMEPREMIUM&goto :BIOS
%RQR2% | findstr /I "HOMEBASIC$" >nul&&%INL% SET EDITION=HOMEBASIC&goto :BIOS
%RQR2% | findstr /I "STARTER$" >nul&&%INL% SET EDITION=STARTER&goto :BIOS
%RQR2% | findstr /I "SERVER" >nul&&%INL% SET EDITION=SERVER&goto :BIOS
IF EXIST "%windir%\Display.exe" DEL /F /Q "%windir%\Display.exe" >nul
GOTO :CLOSE

:SERIAL
IF /I %WINVER%==8 GOTO :RUNONCE
IF /I %EDITION%==SERVER GOTO :RUNONCE
IF EXIST %OEMS% for /f "tokens=1,2,3,4 delims=|" %%a in ('type %OEMS% ^| findstr /I "%%EDITION%%" ^| findstr /I "%%MAN2%%"') do (echo %%a | findstr /I "%WINVER%" >nul &&%INL% set PIDKEY=%%d)
IF /I %MAN2%==DEFAULTOEM IF %PIDKEY%.==. set MAN2=%REALMAN%&goto :ACTIVATION
IF /I %MAN2%==DEFAULTOEM set MAN2=%REALMAN%
IF %PIDKEY%.==. set REALMAN=%MAN2%&set MAN2=DEFAULTOEM&goto :SERIAL
    just add 'SetupComplete.cmd' to scripts folder with 'Windows Loader.exe' (as described in loader 'readme' file)
     
  4. HJSC

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    #1304 HJSC, Sep 20, 2012
    @searchengine
    And how do I add/use the dazloader only when the first method does not activate?
    o_O
     
  5. searchengine

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    #1305 searchengine, Sep 20, 2012
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    save below code as 'SetupComplete.cmd' and add to 'scripts' folder, together with latest 'Windows Loader.exe'

    Code:
    @echo off

SET INL=IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1

:ACTIVATION
::check Activation -> goto :CLEANUP (if activated)
2>NUL WMIC /NAMESPACE:\\root\CIMV2 PATH SoftwareLicensingProduct WHERE LicenseStatus=1 GET LicenseStatus | findstr "1" >nul && %INL% goto :CLEANUP

:LOADER
::run 'loader', reboot, clean
call "%WINDIR%\Setup\Scripts\Windows Loader.exe" /silent /preactivate >nul
SHUTDOWN /R /T 5
RD /S /Q "%WINDIR%\Setup\Scripts" >nul
DEL /F /Q %0% >nul

:CLEANUP
::skip 'loader', clean
RD /S /Q "%WINDIR%\Setup\Scripts" >nul
DEL /F /Q %0% >nul
     
  6. tcntad

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    #1306 tcntad, Sep 20, 2012
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    Right, foolish of me :(
     
  7. The_Guardian

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    #1307 The_Guardian, Sep 20, 2012
    @searchengine...
    Correct me if I am wrong....wouldnt the shutdown command kick the run once Display.exe out from running? I remember reading something about it a while back.
     
  8. tcntad

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    #1308 tcntad, Sep 20, 2012
    Where's the shutdown command?
     
  9. HJSC

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    #1309 HJSC, Sep 20, 2012
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    I love u, man! xP
    But, is possible add this code in your OOBE.CMD?
    :)
     
  10. urie

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    #1310 urie, Sep 20, 2012
    @ HJSC, why OOBE and not SetupComplete.cmd ?
     
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    #1312 searchengine, Sep 21, 2012 (OP)
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  14. lemonadez

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    #1314 lemonadez, Sep 22, 2012
    I have USB instead of DVD

    Can i just drag the "$oem$" Folder into Source folder inside the USB? <- will that work?

    Or do i have to recompile iso again.
     
  15. searchengine

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    #1315 searchengine, Sep 22, 2012 (OP)
    If you mean that you have a bootable USB, with your iso contents added, then yes, just add '$oem$' folder into existing 'sources' folder inside the USB.
     
  16. lemonadez

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    #1316 lemonadez, Sep 22, 2012
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    Thanks a lot.

    Can I ask

    what exactly the folder win7 - optional -> "Autounattend.xml - optional".

    What will happen if i place the "Autounattend.xml" to my Root Bootable USB and Boot my USB Windows 7 AIO?

    I click on this file "$oem$\$$\Setup\scripts\OOBE.cmd" <- it just disappear from my Bootable USB...Is it suppose to disappear?

    If the OOBE.cmd disappear from my USB. then if i want to install a new fresh win7 on another laptop.
    Do I have to manually add the "OOBE.cmd" inside the script folder, on USB for this $oem$ to work on different laptop?

    I just got 2 Laptop for free Dell Inspiron 1525. I want to install this windows 7 on it.
     
  17. The_Guardian

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    #1317 The_Guardian, Sep 22, 2012
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    If you ran the oobe.cmd file which it sounds like you did.....that was a mistake and u will have to redownload again if ya dont have it on your computer anymore. Just copy the $oem$ folder to the sources folder and that is all u have to do. When installing it will auto install $oem$ folder contents. Searchengine did a great job on this.

    As far as the dell laptop.....probably only has slic 2.0.....would check that first.....if it is only 2.0 you will either use windows loader by Daz or mod the bios which can be risky if you are not familiar with doing that.
     
  18. lemonadez

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    #1318 lemonadez, Sep 22, 2012
    I have 2 Laptop Dell Inspiron 1525.

    So once i put back the oobe.cmd back to script folder. I can use the USB to install windows 7 on both laptop right?
     
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    #1319 The_Guardian, Sep 22, 2012
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    yes....replace oobe.cmd to scripts folder. But with those two lappy's that I have read about only comes with slic 2.0 (Vista) so the oem activation will fail (oem activation is tied to your bios on the motherboard) so you will need to use windows loader by Daz which you can get here at this forum to activate it.

    Windows Loader by Daz is the best solution for activation other then bios mod (which can be risky).
     
  20. lemonadez

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    #1320 lemonadez, Sep 22, 2012
    Do $oem$ folder will give me any error if i dont remove it from my USB while installing windows 7 on my dell laptop?

    or u want me to remove the $oem$ folder and then install Windows 7, then use Windows Loader by Daz?

    do i have to put the Autounattend.xml into my USB too? (because it said optional) so i didnt put it.
     
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