I'd like to slipstream all the updates for 7 too so I don't have to manually update the machines each time. Just gotta get the driver thing straightened out.
It's nice to be able to make stuff like this for customers. Just messing around, I tried picking Professional and using the Acer professional key, sure enough, it installed and activated Professional. I don't think this violates any terms of service agreements because the SLIC v2.1 data is already in the BIOS.
WINPHLASH64 WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
The following allowed me to install 7, not have to type a product key, and have it automatically activated.
Mkdir c:\test\install\Windows\System32\OEMĬopy c:\ACER-ACRSYS-2.1.XRM-MS c:\test\install\Windows\System32\OEM\ĭism /unmount-wim /mountdir:c:\test\install /commitThe product key is a pre-activation key and is on all Acer's so it doesn't matter if it's shared.
WINPHLASH64 WINDOWS 7 MOD
I do this both because unlike XP, 7 is a bitch to mod on the install image, and because this allows me to only store the generic images swiped off digital river ages ago, instead of having a zillion copies of the same thing minus a few files.Ĭode: dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:\test\images\install.wim /index:2 /mountdir:c:\test\installĭism /image:c:\test\install /add-driver /driver:c:\test\drivers /recurseĭism /image:c:\test\install /Set-ProductKey:VQB3X-Q3KP8-WJ2H8-R6B6D-7QJB7 Mainly because I have a lot of Dell laptops. Otherwise I use Dell's codes for everything. Once for a lenovo T60, once for an ASUS (that would only SLIC mod ok with ASUS codes modded in). txt that has the appropriate product key. One has a single-line batch file that when run as administrator (gotta right click it) installed the certificate. One has the correct certificate that matches the SLIC'd BIOS. Then, once I have enough drivers installed to have a working net connection, I open up a folder with a few files. I install windows, skipping the product key step.
I start with a generic Windows 7 SP1 image (I always use ultimate) and a SLIC2.1'd BIOS installed.
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