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    Using CTRL+SHIFT+F3 during OOBE does not reboot Windows 7 into audit mode

    On a Korean version of Windows 7, using CTRL+SHIFT+F3 on the Windows onscreen keyboard will not reboot the system into audit mode. A USB keyboard needs to be attached. Link Removed
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    Deploying Windows 7 Image using Sysprep -audit -oobe results Inaccessible Network Printers

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    Windows 7 automated instalation please help

    Guys please help! I have to create autounattend which would automate among others time zone and license key. I am a complete newbie and mine doesnt work as required. Could you please rectify this? My deadline at work is on Monday and I am really desperate. This is what I managed to create...
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 Sysprep

    I am having problems with running sysprep on some new Windows 7 64-bit machines that we just got in. Here is what I have: Dell Optiplex 780, Windows 7 64-bit operating system. We do not have a volume license; we just use the product key that is on the machine. Here is what I want to do...
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    Windows 7 setup prepares me for first use every day

    I was playing around in the C:\Windows\System32\oobe folder and ran the exe files located there. Now everytime i boot i get setup is preparing your computer for first use. is there anyway to prevent this?
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    Windows 7 Answer not autologging on

    Hi there, I've successfully made an answer file on SIM that gets through the whole process unattended. However right at the end it always asks for user name-also it hasn't named the computer. Here is my answer file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <unattend...
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    Windows 7 Unattend.xml - Set Network Location

    Has anyone built a successful unattend.xml answer file yet using Windows System Image Manager? By successful I mean run all the way through the oobe, installing drivers per machine… I cannot get past the "Set NetworkLocation", it stops here every time. I tried using all three options, and...
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    Windows Vista Oobe.xml disappeared

    I have a new Toshiba Satellite Laptop, AMD64, duo core Turion, with 3GB Ram. My intentions were to edit out unwanted icons, etc., from Welcome Center of Vista Home Premium. I made a backup copy of oobe.xml, naming it cyoobe.xml. The backup file did appear on the directory list of files. I...
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