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Reply With QuoteWouldn't you also need all the registry entries? Is there a way to customize the registry with nLite preinstall?I tried replacing winlogon.ex_ in the i386 folder
Exactly what i got. I think that guy left an instruction out, beause i swear i followed what he said.Originally Posted by Maukio
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Wouldn't you also need all the registry entries? Is there a way to customize the registry with nLite preinstall?I tried replacing winlogon.ex_ in the i386 folder
Well it works for me. I did nothing else but what SFiorito instructed us to do.
Same here. I followed the instructions and it worked well. I had windows file protection disable right from the install though. It's an option in nLite.
Are you all running SP2? There's gotta be some difference in me and Motoko's setup from you all's b/c I was super careful at following the instructions. It sucked to fix it too.
I'm running SP2 and followed the OPs instructions and it worked the first time.
I got that restart problem. It's because the winlogon file didnt copy properly (WFP or whatever)
I booted in recovery console and copied the file over winlogon again.
Then it works fine.
how do u turn the system file protection off?
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I used SP1. I forgot to mention it in my earlier post, but i also added the reg values.. To add this into an nlite'd version, you have to follow these steps:
By the way, this is done BEFORE building the image with nlite..
1. Create a new folder called " $OEM$ " in the root folder of your nlite project (same folder as i386)
2. Create a new file inside "$OEM$", and name it cmdlines.txt .
3. Copy the filed called" winlogon.reg " into the $OEM$ folder.
Content of cmdlines.txt :
[COMMANDS]
"REGEDIT /S winlogon.reg"
That's it!
Also, if you want some files copyed to the root of C:\, follow these steps:
1. Create a sub-folder in "$OEM$", called " $1 " .. All files/folders in here will be copied to C:\ during installation.. This will come in handy for EWF!
To copy files into windows/system32/etc. folder:
1. Create a sub-folder in "$OEM$", called " $$ " .. All files/folders in here will be copied to C:\windows.. To copy files into system32 folder, simply create another folder in "$$", called system32..
Sorry for the long and messy post!
Good job FetLyd, that's a great tip! As far as those of you having problems with WFP and copying minlogon: I don't know what to tell you. Every machine I've tried (including a default SP2 install) I got a warning dialog from WFP which I was able to cancel. It looks like most other people got the same thing as well. The problem is that the file and registry entries go hand-in-hand, so if one is screwed up the whole logon process gets screwed up!
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