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Hacked sfc_os & UXTheme SP2-RC1

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There you go, not much to say about it, we all know what it is :)

Except for sfc thingy for some...based on RaveRod's method with sp1

Copy the modified file into the I386 directory and open HIVESFT.INF. Under the [AddReg]section, add the following:

HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon","SFCSetting",0x00010001,0xffffff9d

Save the file and that's it. System File Protection is now completely disabled before setup even starts.

UXTheme

UXTheme Mirror

SFC by Raverod


I disabled file protection using the method outlined on the official unattend site, i guess that means i don't need to do the above?

Does anyone have the ACTUAL sfc_os.dll hack to disable File Protection?

I'll look into my method again and try it out on SP2. Strange it won't work. Maybe they added some extra code that forces Windows to use SFCDisable and not my registry key. :S

I'm after the edits for SFC_OS.DLL for XPSP2 RC1. I know they're not the same as XP and XPSP1 and I cannot find them anywhere.

The other thing I'm talking about is my custom hacked SFC_OS.DLL file. It uses a separate registry entry (SFCSetting instead of SFCDisable) to disabled File Protection during Windows XP setup.

  • 3 weeks later...

does someone have a hacked sfc_os.dll to disable windowsxp sp2 file protection ???

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