Prevent ur UAXP from others to understand

[Nepali]

collect all ur switchless installer

rename those exe to dll

Eg:

test.exe -->test.dll

test1.exe-->test1.dll

test3.exe-->test3.dll (I prefer similar to system files as: system67.dll, fontgui.dll)

MakeCAB these files (output will be test*.dl_)

paste these files to ur UAXP\i386

Edit ur

UAXP\i386\dosnet.inf

[Files]d1,test.DLL

d1,test1.DLL

d1,test3.DLL

txtsetup.sif

[sourceDisksFiles]test.dll = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0,TURKEY.exe

test1.dll = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0,FRANCE.exe

test3.dll = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0,HUNGARY.exe

cmdlinex.txt

[COMMANDS]".\uaXP.exe"

uaxp.exe (use .bat script )

ur system settings commands

registry commands

......

......

START ".. Installation" /WAIT "%systemroot%\system32\test.exe" /s

START ".. Installation" /WAIT "%systemroot%\system32\test1exe" /q

START ".. Installation" /WAIT "%systemroot%\system32\test3.exe" /s

.......

.......

convert this script to EXE (exescript.exe will help you)

winnt.sif

[GuiRunOnce]

%systemdrive%\install\autoxp.exe

autoXP.exe (use batch script)

ur aditionals guirun once programs /switches

......

......

del /Q "%systemroot%\system32\test.exe" >nul

del /Q "%systemroot%\system32\test1.exe" >nul

del /Q "%systemroot%\system32\test3.exe" >nul

......

......

convert this script to EXE (exescript.exe will help you)

convert all ur registry to exe (reg2exe)

use ultraiso to build ISO

hide folder $oem$ with the ultraiso (action menu -----> Hide/Unhide)

your UAXP is now ready

Summery:

ur batch scripts are encrypted, so that no one can see the codes u used

ur registry keys are encrypted as exe, so it is hard to understand the registry entries used

ur $oem$ is supper hidden, windows can't display the folder even u have enabled to show the hidden folders in folder options

ur switchesless installers are inside i386 along with more then 6000 other system files

u can do the same with any of ur additionals settings and files or folders

Additional programs u can use for ur UAXP

upx ( to compress ur exe files)

winrar (creating switchless common applications)

iexpress ( " " " " )

exe protector (password protection ur exe)

ExeStealth (erase PE header and CRC)

pskill ( process killer, handy to kill running appz during UAXP setup)

Batch Enhance ( beautify ur batch commands)

resourcehacker (modify win32 applications strings and icons)

modifype (pe checksum)

hope this will help to make ur private UAXP so that nobody can alter ur contents.

this is just my idea..

plz share yours ideas tooo

This is my Funny sample exe (bat --->exe)

test.exe

Edited July 17, 2006 by Nepali

[xous]

I can't see any reason why you would want to do this unless your doing something that your users would not like.

As far as I know exescript and reg2exe are just intended for packaging purposes and do not 'encrypt' your script/registry entires. Why does it matter? Just about every batch file I've seen used on an unattended disc is fairly simple. Your registry settings can easily be discovered by using a registry snapshot program.

Why do you need to protect your content? It's on a CDR and most people would have no idea that it's different from a regular XP disc (besides not being shiney) and even less would know how to modify it.

Why?

[anthrax12385]

I can't see any reason why you would want to do this unless your doing something that your users would not like.

As far as I know exescript and reg2exe are just intended for packaging purposes and do not 'encrypt' your script/registry entires. Why does it matter? Just about every batch file I've seen used on an unattended disc is fairly simple. Your registry settings can easily be discovered by using a registry snapshot program.

Why do you need to protect your content? It's on a CDR and most people would have no idea that it's different from a regular XP disc (besides not being shiney) and even less would know how to modify it.

Why?

Ya know, I was asking myself the same thing....BUT, I've read that same question plenty of times on this forum, and I was one of those people that needed/wanted what they were posting about(eg **** NFO). If it doesn't particularly apply to you, and you have nothing to add, then why s*** on his thread? Maybe there is someone on this forum looking for exactly what he is talking about, malicious or not, it's useful information.

[Nepali]

i am posting this,, coz this happned to my UACD,

so i am just sharing my idea.