Remove OOBE In Sysprep?

[lion.12345678910]

Aha!

I Believe I Might Have A Way To Get Rid Of OOBE.

In Some OEM (And I Believe Normal) XP Install CDs, You Get Sysprep ([xpinstallCD]:\Support\tools\deploy.cab\sysprep.exe) . It Allows You To Configure XP For The "End-User" (Eventhough That's You.) So, I Guess You Can Delete Every Trace Of OOBE Here And Have It Be An "OEM-Config" . So, What Do You Guys Think? I Have My System in Factory Mode Wondering What To Do, So I Am Posting To You!!!

thanks

~Lion

[Jeremy]

If you're wondering about removing components from Windows, then you'd want to check out nLite.

[lion.12345678910]

If you're wondering about removing components from Windows, then you'd want to check out nLite.

I Did That, BUT I Couldn't Figure Out Where To Remove OOBE (or what) So, I Figure That In Sysprep, You Can Delete Files And Call It An "OEM Config".

thanks

~Lion

[Jeremy]

I Did That, BUT I Couldn't Figure Out Where To Remove OOBE

You didn't look hard enough.

[lion.12345678910]

I Did That, BUT I Couldn't Figure Out Where To Remove OOBE

You didn't look hard enough.

Oh God... I Have Been Grinding My Teeth For half-an-hour Trying To Find That. (Notonly That, But I Just Installed Office 2003 On That System...)

thanks!

~LAPS

[Jeremy]

I Have Been Grinding My Teeth For half-an-hour Trying To Find That.

Just for future reference, see the "Find" button on the lower right-hand corner, just above the "Next" button?

[lion.12345678910]

I Have Been Grinding My Teeth For half-an-hour Trying To Find That.

Just for future reference, see the "Find" button on the lower right-hand corner, just above the "Next" button?

No...

I Did Not... Thanks! That Sould Have Saved Me A Whole Lot Of Time...

thanks

~Lion

[lion.12345678910]

Yes, This Topic Is Solved And Can Be Locked...

~Lion