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  1. I need Help

    avechuche replied to avechuche's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
    "Avechuche = the $oem$ folder and cmdlines.txt IS USED during the t-13 phase of setup! You ONLY need the oempreinstall=yes if you want folders to be copied over. Cmdlines.txt is used no matter what" by Kels in other forum Thanks johnhc for you time

  2. I need Help

    avechuche replied to avechuche's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
    I can use $OEM$ folder and desactivate "OEM preinstall" in winnt.sif? OemPreinstall=Yes This option is default to No but if you are using the $OEM$ Distribution Folders then it needs to be set to Yes, so that Setup regards this installation as a distribution and copies these files over to the system drive. This occurs at the end of Text-mode Setup. Having OemPreinstall set to Yes will also prevent you from loading RAID/SATA drivers from a floppy disc during textmode setup. The only workaround for that problem is to directly integrate the drivers into the CD, as described here. http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/19/ I need F6 to load some SATA drivers

  3. I need Help

    avechuche posted a topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
    There any way to run WPI without using $OEM$ folders?? How can we do? Thank!! I use the $ OEM $ folder that is on the official site I need to change this because I can not use F6 during OS installation Sorry my english is bad

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