OEM

[colore]

I didnt select OEM install but nlite created an $OEM$ folder with a cmdlines.txt file in it! why?

[ZcWorld]

well

i cant tell you why

you gotta wait for nuhi to reply

but i say i say

you can delete the OEM folder if its really .. a big deal , it being there

[Jabberwok]

Its there for the tweaks that you might have made.

[colore]

which tweak does such thing

[Kiki Burgh]

... nlite created an $OEM$ folder with a cmdlines.txt file in it! why?

i noticed the same thing too ...

[0d14r3]

Is your using RunOnEx entry in nLite?

[neo]

Is your using RunOnEx entry in nLite?

yes u right

i m also using wmp11 addon

[colore]

I do not use RunOnEx :/

[Avneet]

u can remove the OEM folder if u dont want it but u would have to edit ur wiint.sif file and and make oempreinstall = false or just remove that line..

better still if u cant do that..recompile and dont chosse OEM

Edited October 30, 2006 by Avneet

[colore]

why no one can tell whats happening?

why there is no documentation for this tool?

where is the author?

[nuhi]

colore, watch your tone.

That is created because Windows tend to reset the default user at the end of the setup so that assures that your selected user for autologon actually autologons.

[colore]

ok then how do I disable it?

I want to disable autologon in my xp installation (and I will enable it with powertoy after installation)

[nuhi]

How about setting Autologon to none in Unattended - Users

If it creates oem again delete it manually, i like to have it there for reapply reasons as well. Windows overwrites more than one entry during install.