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How can i add my own wallpapers?

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Hi guys , what is the easiest way to add my own wallpapers to an unattended installation ?


You can put them in $OEM$\$$\Web\Wallpaper folder and setup will copy them over.

Or you could use RunOnceEx or GuiRonOnce to extract them from an archive into your %Systemroot%\Web\Wallpaper folder.

:)

you want the simplest way. change the name of your xxx.bmp to bliss.bmp, convert into a cab file bliss.bmp drop it into your i386 folder.

i personally hate the bliss.bmp it sucks.

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Thanks , i did em both and its works great !!!!

  • 2 months later...

Thank Astalavista

could you explain more

what the name of the cap file willl be ???

if i want to put 5 wallpaper what the name of each will be ??

that will only work with 1 wallpaper..

for lots (i do 100+) make a z7ip sfx.. & extract it to a directory u want :)

so u rename the cab file to bliss.jp_ :P

your only making windows extract a file.. ANYFILE using that name

mct u hv 100 wallpapers.... of what???? heheheheehehe..... u ha!

personally i don't like wallpapers, it is a waste of resources.

i set mine to black.

actually.. i just sfx'd up smore.. my current total is 183 lol

just pictures, landscapes,women,women :P

i just checked my PM.. u must not have sent it correctly :P ill pm u

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