Heres my custom sysdm.cpl i did this without the use of Oeminfo or Oemlogo.

Heres my custom Support info

Edited August 5, 200521 yr by ScubaSteve

i like that scubasteve , what font is that your using

if i modify sysdm.cpl and compress it back to sysdm.cp_ will windows say "cannot copy file" while installing?

u shuld cab it.not rar or zip.serach for cabmaker or some software which can make cab compression.

the font i used is battlefield ttf that you shouldnt have to much trouble finding.

if u edit the sysdm.cpl then use modifype which u can get from the unattended guide and use makecab to compress it.

i have been reading a lot of oem stuffs here and it is very helpful esp. for me who knows nothing but surfing and admiring those who knew too much about a lot of things like you guys. D;

i just wanna ask, after making ur own oem logo, the bmp & the ini, is it possible to install it automatically without the copy and paste thing? don't know the right term for it, if it is, could you pls post here how to do it.

@ojojpgee

search, search, and search some more.

I changed mine without using the oem files.

I believe there are a few links in this thread with all the information you are looking for.

good luck

I have used resource hacker to modify the sysdm.cpl , I point to dialog/101/1033 to drag the BMP file to larger size and then i saved all changes, but the when i press the Windows logo+Break to view resuilt, it only change one time just when i save, when i view again, it getback to original size.

I have modified sysdm.cpl again and save into another location then paste it into system32, but it not resize

anybody can help me more details

Im from Viet Nam

Thank you

Heres my custom sysdm.cpl i did this without the use of Oeminfo or Oemlogo.

Heres my custom Support info

wow wery nice

But i have problem with oemlogo

My oemlogo is big 162x172 and when i put oemlogo i see in 2part,why?

P.S i edit sysdmm.cpl but windows undo my changes.why?

HELP

Edited November 5, 200520 yr by BugSu

The way I did the job:

used resource hacker > open sysdm.cpl

[support information/bmp]

Action menu> add new resource

your [support bmp] >name=SUPPORT and language 1033 or whatever your language is. (mine 1043)

right now navigate to dialog 102

add this code and delete old

CONTROL "SUPPORT", 51, STATIC, SS_BITMAP | SS_CENTERIMAGE | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE, 65535, 2, 237, 97

CONTROL "OK", 1, BUTTON, BS_PUSHBUTTON | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_TABSTOP, 206, 83, 26, 12

--done--

[oemlogo.bmp]

CONTROL "", 62, STATIC, SS_BITMAP | SS_CENTERIMAGE | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE, 12, 65533, 334, 172

(edit size etcc---press compile script to preview--)

oww

right your question

you see don't sse it in one part because you need to delete the entry in dialog 101 of Bitmap 1 (just delete it)

Edited November 14, 200520 yr by 5128

We can use the $OEM$ Distribution folders to do this. Create a sub-folder called $$ if one doesn't exist already, then create another sub-folder within $$ called System32. For example:

C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$$\System32\

Copy both oeminfo.ini and oemlogo.bmp to the System32 folder explained above. When Windows XP Setup is run, both of these files will be automatically copied to Windows' System32 directory, no matter what the Windows folder is called.

I TRIED ABOVE. NOT WORKING

TRY INSTEAD

C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$OEM$\$$\System32\

I EVEN NOT TRY THIS TOO, BUT I FOUND THIS ON MICROSOFT SITE

what do you think of this, don't forget to add in your winnt.sif file this:

[unattended]

OemPreinstall=Yes

hey Folks

i been following this topic i think you cann call it.

well i just wanted to show you all mine that i made well here is the pic

i hope you all like it

@muiz thankyou 4 the wake up call i hope that this is better. and how can u tell.......

Edited December 27, 200520 yr by narcarsiss

@narcarsiss Nice illegal version, you better whipe that out

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