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Preinstall themes to custom Windows 7 ISO?

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I downloaded every Microsoft-published theme for Windows 7. Is there a way to preinstall the themes onto the offline image with DISM and/or using Audit Mode and Sysprep?

if you know how to use DISM, then unpack the image and insert the themes along this path Windows\Resources\Themes

first check that the themes work on your computer, and then you can simply copy the entire folder - Resources

And why do you need all the topics? They only occupy a place

I only like the topic - QS Counter Elements 7

Edited by lll888

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Microsoft-made themes are formatted like this:

[name of theme] (folder)
- DesktopBackground (folder)
    - [backgrounds].jpg
- icon.jpg
- [name of theme].theme
- [audio files].wav

The problem is, if they're all in the same folder in Windows\Resources\Themes, the file names conflict.

I'm making an ISO with everything Microsoft made. All language packs, all updates (2009-2020), and every other "miscellaneous" thing that Microsoft had at some point.

Edited by thepwrtank18

6 часов назад, thepwrtank18 сказал:

 

you are making an assembly, then I think it will not be in demand
 
 
there must be some kind of strong point in the assembly
for example, without telemetry, but just cram in all the themes and all the sounds, all the updates and one wonders why

 

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