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Possible, use setupcomplete.cmd Here is mine: @echo on:: Set Pagefile Size to 1024MB fixed Sizewmic computersystem where name="%computername%" set AutomaticManagedPagefile=Falsewmic pagefileset where name="C:\\pagefile.sys" set InitialSize=1024,MaximumSize=1024:: Disable Hibernationpowercfg -h off:: Set Network Interfaces MTUnetsh interface ipv4 set subinterface "Wireless Network Connection" mtu=1430 store=persistentnetsh interface ipv4 set subinterface "Local Area Connection" mtu=9014 store=persistent:: Delete Sensitive Setup Informationdel /Q /F "%WinDir%\system32\sysprep\unattend.xml"del /Q /F "%WinDir%\panther\unattend.xml":: Disable RacTask To Get Sleep Working on Overclocked Z68 Boardschtasks.exe /change /tn \Microsoft\Windows\RAC\RacTask /disable:: Fix Windows WMI Event ID:10 Errorcscript %WinDir%\Setup\Scripts\WMI-Error-ID10-Fix.vbs:: Reboot Computer to finish%WinDir%\system32\shutdown.exe -r -f -t 0 It reboots machine, before WinToolkit Installer has started...feel free to customize...

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766314%28v=ws.10%29.aspx

As sidenote, it also looks into: DVD\sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Scripts , as it resembles %WINDIR%\Setup\Scripts\ in installation media. So its much better to use that instead, as If you want to change something, you dont have to Mount and recompile image for that DVD\sources\$OEM$ $$ <<- C:\Windows $$\Web\Wallpaper <<- Wallpapers here $$\Setup\Scripts <<- setupcomplete.cmd, OOBE.CMD, OEM.reg, SLP.cmd $$\System32 $$\System32\OEM <<- OEM *.xrm-ms, OEM logos. you can copy these folders from Windows\System32\OEM $$\SYSWOW64\OEM <<- replica of system32\oem for 64 bit systems OEM *.xrm-ms, OEM logos. you can copy these folders from Windows\System32\OEM $$\System32\oobe $1 <<- Drive Root $1\Drivers <<- where some OEM place driver files $1\Install <<- where I place most things and call from there. EX: %SystemRoot%\Install\Firstlog.cmd $1\ProgramData\ <<- ProgramData folder [code][/spoiler] .

/VERYSILENT /NORESTART http://blog.mcrip.org/ EDIT: Heh, already too late...

Or you can use unattended.xml <component name="Microsoft-Windows-IE-InternetExplorer" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <AllowedSites>http://www.google.ee;http://www.hinnavaatlus.ee;http://www.vwklubi.ee</AllowedSites> <BlockPopups>yes</BlockPopups> <FilterLevel>High</FilterLevel> <PlaySound>false</PlaySound> <ShowInformationBar>true</ShowInformationBar> <DisableFirstRunWizard>true</DisableFirstRunWizard> <DisableOOBAccelerators>true</DisableOOBAccelerators> <DisableWelcomePage>true</DisableWelcomePage> <LockToolbars>true</LockToolbars> <Home_Page>http://www.google.ee</Home_Page> <LocalIntranetSites>file://192.168.1.2;file://192.168.1.3;file://192.168.1.4</LocalIntranetSites> <SearchScopes> <Scope wcm:action="add"> <ScopeDefault>true</ScopeDefault> <ScopeDisplayName>Google</ScopeDisplayName> <ScopeKey>SearchProvider1</ScopeKey> <ScopeUrl>http://www.google.ee/search?q={searchTerms}</ScopeUrl> <FaviconURL>http://www.google.com/favicon.ico</FaviconURL> <SuggestionsURL>http://clients5.google.com/complete/search?q={searchTerms}&client=ie8&mw={ie:maxWidth}&sh={ie:sectionHeight}&rh={ie:rowHeight}&inputencoding={inputEncoding}&outputencoding={outputEncoding}</SuggestionsURL> </Scope> <Scope wcm:action="add"> <ScopeDisplayName>Bing</ScopeDisplayName> <ScopeKey>SearchProvider2</ScopeKey> <ScopeUrl>http://www.bing.com/search?q={searchTerms}&form=IE8SRC&src=IE-SearchBox</ScopeUrl> <FaviconURL>>http://www.bing.com/favicon.ico</FaviconURL> <SuggestionsURL>http://api.bing.com/qsml.aspx?query={searchTerms}&market={Language}&form=IE8SSC&maxwidth={ie:maxWidth}&rowheight={ie:rowHeight}&sectionHeight={ie:sectionHeight}</SuggestionsURL> </Scope> </SearchScopes> <FavoritesList> <FavoriteItem wcm:action="add"> <FavID>1</FavID> <FavTitle>Intel Driver Update Utility</FavTitle> <FavURL>http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect</FavURL> </FavoriteItem> <FavoriteItem wcm:action="add"> <FavID>2</FavID> <FavTitle>Eset Online Scanner</FavTitle> <FavURL>http://www.eset.com/us/online-scanner</FavURL> </FavoriteItem> <FavoriteItem wcm:action="add"> <FavID>3</FavID> <FavTitle>Bitdefender QuickScan</FavTitle> <FavURL>http://quickscan.bitdefender.com</FavURL> </FavoriteItem> <FavoriteItem wcm:action="add"> <FavID>4</FavID> <FavTitle>VirusTotal</FavTitle> <FavURL>https://www.virustotal.com</FavURL> </FavoriteItem> <FavoriteItem wcm:action="add"> <FavID>5</FavID> <FavTitle>Microsoft Safety Scanner</FavTitle> <FavURL>http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner</FavURL> </FavoriteItem> </FavoritesList> <FeedList> <FeedItem wcm:action="add"> <FeedKey>Feed1</FeedKey> <FeedTitle>Delfi</FeedTitle> <FeedURL>http://feeds2.feedburner.com/delfiuudised</FeedURL> </FeedItem> </FeedList> </component> This should do the trick <DisableWelcomePage>true</DisableWelcomePage><DisableFirstRunWizard>true</DisableFirstRunWizard>

Probably, something similar will be implemented, when WinToolkit goes multilingual...

http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/file/5-win-toolkit/ I believe it needs a bit updating, as it contains old information. For example Solor Updates are replaced by KUC ones, etc... Just to be accurate

As for timezone problem, try to move it from: <settings pass="oobeSystem"> to: <settings pass="specialize"> <settings pass="specialize"> <component name="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup" processorArchitecture="amd64" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <TimeZone>FLE Standard Time</TimeZone> <DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet>false</DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet> <RegisteredOrganization>DarkTech</RegisteredOrganization> <RegisteredOwner>Etz</RegisteredOwner> <ComputerName>Maximus</ComputerName> </component>"oobeSystem" is not wrong by documentation, but I personally never got it working in this pass...

That is default Home Premium key, so no worries

Works on 1.4.1.15T2, havent tested troughly yet...

As long it doesnt contain the very same installers, nothing happens as installer list and their silent install switches are stored in registry...

Strange...or v1.4.1.14 doesnt have it yet...as changelog doesnt mention it... :g:

Actually Nevermind, this request is obsolete... As I cannot even remember, why I asked it and what was the actual purpose, why I didnt like McRip & KUC named folders at that moment... :g:

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Yes, you can do that this way, should work also as bphlpt described...but I never haved tried to update it first and then remove it...as it probably wouldnt work out...

I`m out of words...didnt expect it be implemented so soon... :dribble:

AFAIK tou cannot completely remove IE after upgradeing it, as it contains many integral Windows components also.

Why not just use own reg file?

So in future it would be possible to place files for example: %DVDroot%\Sources\... It also resolves this: http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/10741-efi-boot-optin-for-usb/ As you need only to prep this folder once, second time it would be already automated then via saved preset...

I would like to request a new variable, for example %DVDRoot% which tells WinToolkit to place those files into media root. As far I can understand, WinToolkit already knows how to do that, as it places Silent Installers folder there. Would be useful if we could do the same in AIO tool Files Tab via special variable, so for example we could copy $OEM$ folder to media, etc...

Yep, it sets theme default, but all wallpapers, etc are missing for that theme.

Actually there is 90 day trial option, only downside is you cannot activate it afterwards and must do reinstall. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/jj554510.aspx Once your 90 days are up there's no upgrade route to a final release: the software will simply stop working, and you'll have to create a fresh installation of a new operating system. You'll be able to back up your files, of course, but system settings won't be transferable to final release versions of Windows 8 - even for those who are getting hold of the official Enterprise Edition at launch.

Actually Crucial M4 & Intel 335 are pretty affordable. You dont need ultrafast SSD, as Sata-II will bottleneck it anyway and ofcourse 95% modern SSD`s regardless of Brand are fatser than Sata-II

Its probably Captured image with all Dell stuff + extra junk installed and you cannot remove those with dism, in fact there is no easy way to remove that junk at all. So it is always advisable to use fresh untouched MS ISO.