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monito1994 · Jul 12, 2024

Dear Community,I am writing to you to request your help.I want to integrate reg files for my customized Windows 10/11 ISOs, but I want them to be installed during the installation, taking into consideration leaving said reg files in the $OEM$ folder. It should be noted that I have a setupcomplete.cmd file with automatic activation but I don't know if it is possible to have more than one setupcomplete.cmd, and if you could please help me to do it.I understand that you can create subfolders but I don't know beyond that.

Megahertz · Jul 12, 2024

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dacrone · Jul 12, 2024

use NTLite

garlin · Jul 12, 2024

Let's break down your question into two parts.

When OOBE is finished, Windows searches for the file %WINDIR%\Setup\Files\SetupComplete.cmd to execute. There's only one version of this file on the installed Windows. If you need to run different versions of the script, you have two options:

1. Use a shared SetupComplete.cmd script for all of the install images. This is the default method used by most users, and the simplest.

Add scripting logic to your batch file, and find which version of Windows is installed, before running different commands. Or run other scripts from SetupComplete.cmd, using the CALL function.

For example:

Code:

@echo off

setlocal
for /f "tokens=4" %%a in ('wmic os get Caption /value ^| findstr Caption') do set VERSION=%%a

if "%VERSION%"=="Home" (
    reg add C:\path\Home.reg
) else if "%VERSION%"=="Pro" (
    reg add C:\path\Pro.reg
) else (
    call C:\path\other_script.bat
REM Returns here after the other script runs
)

2. Use a private copy of SetupComplete.cmd embedded inside each install image. This method requires the most work, but avoids the scripting logic. If you only have a few images, it's not too bad.

Mount each image that you want to add the script, copy the file to the temporary mount folder, and commit the change.

Code:

mkdir D:\Mount
Dism /Mount-image /imagefile:\D:\path\ISO\sources\install.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:D:\Mount
mkdir D:\Mount\Windows\Setup\Files
copy SetupComplete.cmd D:\Mount\Windows\Setup\Files
Dism /Unmount-image /MountDir:D:\Mount /Commit

For the actual reg files, you can have Windows Setup copy them to target folders on the installed PC. When Setup finds a \sources\$OEM$ folder on the ISO (or USB drive), it follows these rules:

sources\$OEM$\$1 -> Copied to C:\
sources\$OEM$\$2 -> Copied to D:\
...
sources\$OEM$\$$ -> Copied to C:\Windows
sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Files -> Copied to C:\Windows\Setup\Files

sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Files\SetupComplete.cmd -> C:\Windows\Setup\Files\SetupComplete.cmd (Option 1 from above)

sources\$OEM$\$1\Install\Home.reg -> C:\Install\Home.reg
sources\$OEM$\$1\Install\Pro.reg -> C:\Install\Pro.reg

monito1994 · Jul 12, 2024

Megahertz said:
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It is unsolved, could you help me?

monito1994 · Jul 12, 2024

garlin said:
Vamos a dividir tu pregunta en dos partes.

Cuando finaliza la configuración rápida, Windows busca el archivo %WINDIR%\Setup\Files\SetupComplete.cmd para ejecutarlo. Solo hay una versión de este archivo en el Windows instalado. Si necesita ejecutar diferentes versiones del script, tiene dos opciones:

1. Utilice un script de SetupComplete.cmd compartido para todas las imágenes de instalación. Este es el método predeterminado utilizado por la mayoría de los usuarios y el más simple.

Agregue lógica de scripting al archivo por lotes y busque qué versión de Windows está instalada antes de ejecutar diferentes comandos. O ejecute otros scripts desde SetupComplete.cmd, utilizando la función CALL.

Por ejemplo:
[CÓDIGO]
@echo desactivado

setlocal
for /f "tokens=4" %%a in ('wmic os get Caption /value ^| findstr Caption') do set VERSION=%%a

if "%VERSION%"=="Inicio" (
reg add C:\path\Home.reg
) else if "%VERSION%"=="Pro" (
reg add C:\path\Pro.reg
) else (
llame a C:\path\other_script.bat
REM Regresa aquí después de que se ejecute el otro script
)
[/CÓDIGO]

2. Utilice una copia privada de SetupComplete.cmd incrustada dentro de cada imagen de instalación. Este método requiere la mayor cantidad de trabajo, pero evita la lógica de scripting. Si solo tienes unas pocas imágenes, no está tan mal.

Monte cada imagen a la que desee agregar el script, copie el archivo en la carpeta de montaje temporal y confirme el cambio.

[CÓDIGO]
mkdir D:\Montar
Dism /Mount-image /imagefile:\D:\path\ISO\sources\install.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:\Mount
mkdir D:\Mount\Windows\Setup\Files
copiar SetupComplete.cmd D:\Mount\Windows\Setup\Files
Dism /Unmount-image /MountDir:\Mount /Commit
[/CÓDIGO]

Para los archivos de registro reales, puede hacer que el programa de instalación de Windows los copie en las carpetas de destino de la PC instalada. Cuando el programa de instalación encuentra una carpeta \sources\$OEM$ en la ISO (o unidad USB), sigue estas reglas:

sources\$OEM$\$1 -> Copiado a C:\
sources\$OEM$\$2 -> Copiado a D:\
...
sources\$OEM$\$$ -> Copiado a C:\Windows
sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Files -> copiado en C:\Windows\Setup\Files

sources\$OEM$\$$\Setup\Files\SetupComplete.cmd -> C:\Windows\Setup\Files\SetupComplete.cmd (Opción 1 desde arriba)

sources\$OEM$\$1\Install\Home.reg -> C:\Install\Home.reg
sources\$OEM$\$1\Install\Pro.reg -> C:\Install\Pro.reg

Estimado @garlin ,

I appreciate your time and help. But if it were the case to leave them in C:\Windows\Setup\Files, how can they be executed from the autoextend file and then automatically deleted?

I have tried to run the reg in the specialize phase, although it did not work for me, I am thinking of trying it in the auditUser phase

I look forward to your prompt response

garlin · Jul 12, 2024

$OEM$ folders are copied by WinPE Setup, right after the Windows image is applied to the target drive and before the first reboot. They are immediately available to audit & specialize passes.

Windows will not clean up any files copied by the $OEM$ folders. SetupComplete should remove those folders and files, if that's necessary.

Code:

rd /q /s "C:\Install"
rd /q /s "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files"
del /q /f "%0"

HKLM keys can be imported by SetupComplete.cmd.
HKCU keys cannot be updated this way, because HKCU is an alias for CURRENT_USER and SetupComplete is running as SYSTEM (not as you).

Some keys cannot be applied too early during installation, if Windows hasn't yet created the original reg values during first-time setup.
Some keys cannot be changed because they're protected by TRUSTED_INSTALLER rights.

If you have a specific examples, it's easier to make a comment.

Megahertz · Jul 13, 2024

Megahertz said:
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monito1994 said:
It is unsolved, could you help me?

On the top right of the page you will find a green button to set as unsolved

monito1994 · Jul 15, 2024

garlin said:
$OEM$ folders are copied by WinPE Setup, right after the Windows image is applied to the target drive and before the first reboot. They are immediately available to audit & specialize passes.

Windows will not clean up any files copied by the $OEM$ folders. SetupComplete should remove those folders and files, if that's necessary.

Code:

rd /q /s "C:\Install" rd /q /s "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files" del /q /f "%0"

HKLM keys can be imported by SetupComplete.cmd.
HKCU keys cannot be updated this way, because HKCU is an alias for CURRENT_USER and SetupComplete is running as SYSTEM (not as you).

Some keys cannot be applied too early during installation, if Windows hasn't yet created the original reg values during first-time setup.
Some keys cannot be changed because they're protected by TRUSTED_INSTALLER rights.

If you have a specific examples, it's easier to make a comment.

Estimado @garlin ,

Dear @garlin,

Sorry for the delay. The logs I use for my isos are like this

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Shell\SFC]
"Icon"="WmiPrvSE.exe"
"MUIVerb"="Scan"
"Position"="Down"
"Extended"=-
"Subcommands"=""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\Shell\SFC]
"Icon"="WmiPrvSE.exe"
"MUIVerb"="Scan"
"Position"="Down"
"Extended"=-
"Subcommands"=""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\SFC\shell\001menu]
"HasLUAShield"=""
"MUIVerb"="Execute SFC Folder"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\SFC\shell\002menu]
"HasLUAShield"=""
"MUIVerb"="Execute SFC unit"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\SFC\shell\001menu\command]
@="PowerShell -windowstyle hidden -command \"Start-Process cmd -ArgumentList '/s,/k, echo Scanning Folder: %1 && sfc /scannow' -Verb runAs\""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\SFC\shell\002menu\command]
@="PowerShell -windowstyle hidden -command \"Start-Process cmd -ArgumentList '/s,/k, echo Scanning Unit: %1 && sfc /scannow' -Verb runAs\""

Since the other registry that you mention above, you add them from an autoextend.xml file

But it would still be ideal to add them from a setupcomplete.cmd file, since adding them manually 1 x 1 in the autoextend file would create a very extensive and tedious file for me to later change or modify if I needed it.

monito1994 · Jul 15, 2024

Megahertz said:
On the top right of the page you will find a green button to set as unsolved

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Estimado @Megahertz,

Dear,

It is already as you indicated, I thank you for your time in helping me.

greetings,

Wisewiz · Jul 15, 2024

No, it's not. Go to the first post in this thread, and fnd the Unsolved button near the top, and click that. If you succeed, the green check mark on the thread title in the forum should disappear.

garlin · Jul 15, 2024

If you're importing a single .reg file, you can use either SetupComplete.cmd or the autounattend file to run "reg import".

The major difference is SetupComplete is always skipped on a PC with an OEM license found in BIOS. For example, any PC from Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, etc. which has pre-installed Windows. Then you must integrate the reg file into the install image, or use the unattend file.

The free edition of NTLite allows you to load an install image, integrate the .reg file, and save the updated image so you no longer need to have a separate command. This requires no knowledge of scripting, or editing the unattended file. You could perform the same steps by DISM mounting an image, loading the image' Registry hives, and merging your changes. Then unloading the hive, and DISM commit the updated image.

monito1994 · Jul 15, 2024

garlin said:
Si va a importar un único archivo .reg, puede usar SetupComplete.cmd o el archivo de desatendida automática para ejecutar "reg import".

La principal diferencia es que SetupComplete siempre se omite en una PC con una licencia OEM que se encuentra en el BIOS. Por ejemplo, cualquier PC de Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, etcétera. que tenga Windows preinstalado. A continuación, debe integrar el archivo reg en la imagen de instalación o utilizar el archivo desatendido.

La edición gratuita de NTLite le permite cargar una imagen de instalación, integrar el archivo .reg y guardar la imagen actualizada para que ya no necesite tener un comando separado. Esto no requiere conocimientos de secuencias de comandos ni de edición del archivo desatendido. Puede realizar los mismos pasos montando DISM una imagen, cargando los subárboles del Registro de la imagen y combinando los cambios. A continuación, descargue el subárbol y DISM confirme la imagen actualizada. Coche

Estimados @garlin
Gracias por su respuesta.

Pero si fuera el caso en un archivo de respuesta automática, en qué fase se agregaría ese archivo, teniendo en cuenta que estaría en la carpeta $OEM$. Imagen adjunta.

garlin · Jul 15, 2024

1. Add two new RunSynchronous commands in the "4 specialize" pass:

Code:

reg import C:\Install\SFC_menu.reg

Code:

cmd /c rd /q /s "C:\Install"

2. Use Rufus or another tool to install your ISO to an USB drive.

3. Create the $OEM$ subfolder on the USB drive. WSIM doesn't create folders, you have to perform this step by yourself.

Code:

mkdir E:\sources\$OEM$\$1\Install

4. Copy your SFC_menu.reg file to this folder.

monito1994 · Jul 16, 2024

garlin said:
1. Add two new RunSynchronous commands in the "4 specialize" pass:

Code:

reg import C:\Install\SFC_menu.reg

Code:

cmd /c rd /q /s "C:\Install"

2. Use Rufus or another tool to install your ISO to an USB drive.

3. Create the $OEM$ subfolder on the USB drive. WSIM doesn't create folders, you have to perform this step by yourself.

Code:

mkdir E:\sources\$OEM$\$1\Install

4. Copy your SFC_menu.reg file to this folder.

Estimado @garlin ,

I appreciate your knowledge. It worked for me without problems.

Query, does this also work for script? And will they also be executed or is it advisable to do so in the OOBE phase?

I look forward to your prompt response.

Greetings,

garlin · Jul 16, 2024

If you want to run any script, the RunSynchronous command is:

Code:

cmd /c C:\path\to\script.bat
powershell -noprofile -execution-policy bypass -f C:\path\to\script.ps1

monito1994 · Jul 16, 2024

Estimado @garlin,

Dear,

I have a question, you know that I have the install.wim in dark mode for both Windows and applications and also in the autoresponder file, but for a strange reason when I start the desktop it shows me in light and when I open explorer I It appears dark inside but for it to update to the dark color completely, I have to restart it from the task manager. I did it from a script but it doesn't run or something happens, if you can help me. I attach the command by which you execute the script.

cmd.exe /c powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "Start-Process cmd.exe -ArgumentList '/c call C:\explorer.bat' -Verb RunAs -WindowStyle Hidden"

and I also attach the script as such:

@echo off

cmd.exe /c taskkill /f /im explorer.exe && start explorer.exe

monito1994 · Jul 19, 2024

Estimados @garlin,

Agradezco su apoyo, ahora pude resolver el problema que tenía con el explorador jeje.

Que tengáis un buen día todos.

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