Windows 7/Vista OEM DVD Multi-Brand Edition Activation v2.1 2.0 Dec2012

Windows 7/Vista OEM DVD [Multi-Brand|Edition] Activation v2.1_2.0_Dec2012 | 184 Mb

• Acer • Advent • Alienware • Aquarius • Asus • ATcomputers • Bangho • Beko • BenQ • BGH-SA • Casper • CCE • Compaq • crea • CZC • Dell • Depo • digimix • eMachines • Equus • Everex • Excimer • EXO • Exper • Founder • FSC • Fujitsu • Gateway • Genuine • Gericom • Gigabyte • Greatwall • Haier • Hannspree • Hasee • HCL • Hedy • Higrade • HP • Hyrican • IBM • Impression • Infinity • Insys • iQon • Itautec • Jetway • JooyonTech • Kohjinsha • Kouziro • Kraftway • KSystems • Lanix • Lenovo • LG • M&A Technology • Maxdata • Medion • Mesh • Mitac • Mouse • MSI • NEC • Nokia • Olidata • Onkyo • OQO • Packard Bell • Panasonic • Paradigit • Philco • Positivo • PowerSpec • Qbex • Quanmax • RMplc • Rover • Samsung • Semp Toshiba • Sharp • Sony • Stone • Synnex • Systemax • Targa • Tarox • TCL • Tongfang • Toshiba • Trigem • Twinhead • Velocity • Vestel • Viewsonic • viliv • WD Corporation • Wortmann • xplore • Zoostorm • ZT


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Editions
• Win7 • Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Pro • Ultimate
• Vista • Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Business • Ultimate

Objective - add $oem$ folder to .iso
• $oem$ method can be used to apply activation and manufacturer branding to your Windows 7 • Vista.iso
• NOTE:- PC requires slic (2.1 Win7 • 2.0 Vista) bios to apply genuine oem activation

How To
Win7
Place the downloaded $oem
folder in the sources folder of your iso, and delete the ei.cfg file from the same sources folder and edit|save iso... during install you will have option to select the edition of Win7 you want installed (ie. Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Pro • Ultimate)... if you dont delete ei.cfg file, thats OK, just means Ultimate will install by default.

Vista
Place the downloaded $oem
folder in the sources folder of your iso, and delete the PID.txt file (if exists) from the same sources folder and edit|save iso... during install you will have option to select the edition of Vista you want installed (ie. Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Business • Ultimate)... if you dont delete PID.txt file, thats OK, just means serial used on that file will determine edition installed.

Win7
Contents of $oem
folder are silently added during install, and script silently checks for edition installed and for manufacturer brand, and applies appropriate oem theme|logon-off|user account image|wallpaper|logos|cert|serial|etc, for that brand... (if your brand has no leaked serial for the edition installed, then Acer serial is used). During installation, pop-up box requesting serial will not appear. All unused files will be self deleted.
When you view system properties... your brand logo should be displayed, and system activated. Desktop Wallpaper|Logon-Off and user account images should all be manufacturer brand of your PC... and Desktop Wallpaper|Background Logon-Off image will be auto-changed to your monitor resolution, if the appropriate image size files are included during installation (default image size is 1366X768)... Walllpaper|Background image sizes 1366X768, 1680X1050, 1920X1200 have been included in all brand folders, and more sizes can be added to the folders, by following instructions in the readme.txt files.
If manufacturer brand string|s not detected; then Windows Default theme will be applied.

Vista
Similar to above Win7 process occurs, with a few exceptions...
1. without a PID.txt file being present, windows will ask for a product key, so just select options to install without key, and select edition you want to install... the script will add the key later, for the edition you chose to install.
2. logon background is not changed in Vista, as the images used for this purpose are stored in a system .dll file, and as such the script deletes the useless backgrounds folder during the installation process.

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