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w2k limits OEM-Folder to winnt$


murvun

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Hello!

As you know some features of xp aren't present in w2k.

We already claimed the xp-icons for w2k.

(I prefer to throw the *.icl into HFEXPERT\WIN and HFEXPERT\WIN\system32 and the installing .inf into HFSVCPACK.)

How to use Program$ and Profiles$ from $OEM$? By reading hfslip.cmd and testing I found:

  1. make a folder besides I386 - perhaps call it Bonus.
  2. inside this folder make folders ALLUSERSPROFILE\Desktop, ALLUSERSPROFILE\Startmenü and ProgramFiles\Progname (where Progname stands for DVDx, mpc, ... all programs you like - hopefully running also from usb-stick)
  3. it helps, if you have the same Progname-folder on you hfslip-develop-machine, so you can make the proper *.lnk-files (create the link on your desktop from the real executeable in your C:\Program Files\Progname and edit the link: replace "C:\Program Files" by "%ProgramFiles%"
  4. copy this edited link into Bonus\ALLUSERSPROFILE\Desktop and Bonus\ALLUSERSPROFILE\Desktop ore whereever you wish
  5. into HFSVCPACK put the following file (name as you need it):
    @ECHO OFF
    IF EXIST %SYSTEMROOT%\SYSTEM32\CMDOW.EXE cmdow @ /HID
    Title PreInstall
    FOR %%i IN (D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) DO IF EXIST %%i:\I386\SVCPACK SET QUELLE=%%i:\Bonus
    xcopy/Q/s/e %QUELLE%\ALLUSERSPROFILE "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%"
    xcopy/Q/s/e %QUELLE%\ProgramFiles "%ProgramFiles%"
    EXIT


  6. have fun

murvun

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murvun - you may want to consider setting the file attributes after the copy. One of the "other" bonuses we have with 2k is that files copied off a cd have read only attributes, XP clears that tag off.

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thanx! I didn't know how to ask for suggestions (mostly: how to avoid installers of later versions stumble on write protection). and you answered the question!

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