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GeneralIx

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  1. Nevermind, I found my way around. You install logonstudio and make your own theme, apply it and you then go to your system32 directory and filter out the logonuiX.exe file. Put this one in your $OEM$\$$\system32 folder. So much for step 1. Step two is making this file used as your logonscreen, it's not as hard as it sounds. In fact all you need to do is adjust a registry key in a .reg file and make a .bat or a .cmd file to put this in your register. Firstly, let's write the .reg file. Open up notepad and type in the following:

    ; Set default logonscreen to logonuiX.exe
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
    "UIHost"="%windir%\\system32\\logonuiX.exe"

    Save this file as a .reg file named logonui.reg (or something else but this is the name I'll stick to) in the $OEM$\$1\Install folder. The next thing to do is make the .cmd file. Open up notepad again and type in:

    @echo off
    cmdow @ /HID
    REGEDIT /S %systemdrive%\Install\logonui.reg
    EXIT

    Save this file as logonui.cmd. The cmdow @ /HID is optional, depending on if you have this program or not. And lastly to have it all work, openup cmdlines.txt and add:

    [COMMANDS]

    "logonui.cmd"

    If all that's done correctly as outlined here it works ;)

    I hope this will help you guys ;)

    Greets,

    General Ix

  2. My custom Windows setup is now working the way I wanted it to, nearly everything starts customised, the theme, the background, the registry etc. The only thing I'm really eager to change now is the logonscreen. I have tried to modify the logonui.exe with PE Editor but this led to a fine crash (My eternal grattitude to VMWare for making crashes on virtual machines instead of my own B) ) so I was wondering how to change the original logonscreen with a .logonxp file. Any possibilities of installing logonxp and then having a batchfile enable it? Or anything better (or worse, as long as it works :P )?

    Thanks in advance

  3. I'm going to try the UnattendSwitch = Yes tomorrow, I'm about 105 kilometers from home at the moment :P But it sounds like the solution I was looking for. Thanks a lot!

    No it's not the autoactivate= Yes, I've made mine preactivated. It asks for registering not activating ;) You don't need a royalty OEM release to preactivate.

    Just copy your own:

    %SystemRoot%\system32\OEMBIOS.BIN

    %SystemRoot%\system32\CatRoot\{F750E6C3-38EE-11D1-85E5-00C04FC295EE}\OEMBIOS.CAT

    %SystemRoot%\system32\OEMBIOS.DAT

    %SystemRoot%\system32\OEMBIOS.SIG

    Makecab them and put the makecabbed (is this a verb?:P) versions in your I386 folder, worked fine for me. Not sure if you can do this if you have a cracked windows though...

  4. I've made such a fine unattended XP like the most of you too, followed the steps nicely, but at the first boot up i still get the screen that asks for username, would you like to register with microsoft now etc. I import the registry tweaks in the T13/12 stage yet I don't know how to bypass this screen. I'm hoping for your help. Thanks in advance!

    Yours,

    General Ix

  5. I've made such a fine unattended XP like the most of you too, followed the steps nicely, but at the first boot up i still get the screen that asks for username, would you like to register with microsoft now etc. I import the registry tweaks in the T13/12 stage yet I don't know how to bypass this screen. I'm hoping for your help. Thanks in advance!

    Yours,

    General Ix

    Sorry for posting in the wrong section

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