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$OEM$ Folder

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I don't understand much of this...

S3pHiroTh said:

It doesn't work as $OEM$ directory do, it works only with ProgramFiles and

Windows directory. If you want to create a directory as "Custom" in SystemDrive,

you cannot do it with HFEXPERT directory!

But if you want a custom folder on the systemdrive, why doesn't putting it here work...

SOURCE\$OEM$\$1\Custom

Since what I said (xcopy the $OEM$) is already covered (Super-Magician said "This

already exists. The entire SOURCE folder is ALWAYS copied to SOURCESS.") then it

will copy it, no?

Edited by LeveL

LeveL.

you are right, we are saying the same, I was just being redundant :whistle:

So use one of these, not HFSLIP folders:

$OEM$\C -- Copy subfolders to C drive

$OEM\1 -- Copy subfolders to %SYSTEMDRIVE% which often is C

which the original poster seems to already know about :whistle:

Edited by daddydave

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