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Windows 7 Unattended (setup question)


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Hey guys,

After years of using Windows XP and keeping vista on the bookshelf.

I'm trying Windows 7 :)

Making an unattended Windows 7 DVD.

My question is the following.

When running the setup, after the fase where the updates are installed. (installing updates)

The computer does do a reboot. After the reboot setup continues.

Is it possible after the first reboot to run a script.

Before the setup i have this in winpeshl.ini

[LaunchApp]
AppPath=%Systemdrive%\Scripts\Pre-Setup.exe

I want this to continue after the first reboot.

Hope someone can find me a solution.

Unattended Vista/Windows 7 is very different than XP :(

But I'm a quick learner.

Greetz

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Nobody..

I found out that after the reboot (installing updates) Setup continues

and the RunSynchronousCommand in pass="specialize" will be executed at the end.

After running the commands the computer reboots again and will login.

I need a way to run a custom script @ the beginning of pass 4 specialize.

Right after the first reboot.

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  • 4 weeks later...

Or make a new folder in your mounted win7 in the "windows\setup" folder, rename the new folder to "Scripts"

In that folder make a cmd file and rename that to "SetupComplete.cmd"

You can execute things from there if you dont want to use "Autounattend.xml" to execute your stuff.

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Setupcomplete.cmd runs right before Load GUI Desktop which for me has been OOBE and can be used to complete Final Steps

The thing before Specialize is WindowsPE and not sure you can get anything to fire off there besides driver stuff

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  • 2 months later...
Is there any documentation to make unattended Se7en? Like unattended.msfn.org for Windows XP.

Thanks.

Joc

yes 98% of whats in the UA Vista forum here on msfn is same for Seven.

This forum is for the new stuff we trying to figure out.

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