Full control over Win XP installation progress process

7.RegionalSettings: area code settings, click the "View Group Values" link to view the details, Simplified Chinese users should enter "10" in the "Language Group" box, as for the following The "Language" does not need to be changed.

8.Networking: Network settings, check the "Install Default Componants" check box to indicate that the default network components will be installed, and then you can set the workgroup name or domain name.

9.Componants: Windows XP component settings, which allows users to customize the installation components, as shown in Figure 3, including Windows Messenger, MSN Explorer, Outlook Express, Sample Sound Clips and other 22 components, of which Calculator, Character Map, Volume Control, Utopia Sound Scheme, etc. have been automatically checked.



10.Shell: interface settings, "Custom Theme" you can set the default system theme, "Classic Start Menu" allows Windows XP to use the classic Start menu, are generally not selected.

11.GGIRunonce: batch file settings, the default settings have been automatically created three batch files main_batch.cmd, hotfixed.cmd, applications.cmd, you can also add more batch files, These batch files will be executed after Windows XP is installed and logged into the system using an administrator account, as described in more detail later.

After the above settings are completed, click the “Finish” button, as shown in Figure 4, you can see that the SIF file has been automatically generated. Click the “Make my WINNT.SIF” button in the lower right corner to specify the path. Create the winnt.sif file, note that it should be saved in the g:\\winxp\\i386\\ folder.

Second, the registry is automatically adjusted


If you do not want to end and then install Windows XP to adjust the registry, So simply complete it in the "Regristry Tweaks" section.

1.Startup and Shutdown: Select the "Auto-Login" option, then enter the user name, password to automatically achieve automatic login, select the "Disable Welcome Screen" option will not use the welcome screen and use the standard Interface login.

2.Internet Explorer: Internet Explorer adjustment, generally do not choose.

3.System: There are many adjustment items here. For example, “Register Windows” can guide users to register Windows, “Disable Remote Assistance” can disable remote assistance, and “Disable Autorun” can disable auto-run function.

4.Shell: There are also many adjustment items here, such as "Speed ​​up Start Menu Display" can speed up the display speed of the start menu, "Hide Network icon" can hide the network neighbor icon, "Remove Language Bar" The language bar can be removed from the desktop and the "Disable Windows Picture and Fax viewer" can disable the picture and fax viewer.

5.Context Menu: Allow "Copy To" or "Move To" to be added to the right-click menu

After completing the above settings, click the "Finish!" button to display the corresponding registry key. Value content, click the "Construct my tweaks!" button to generate the corresponding registry file in the specified path, note that it should be saved in the g:\\winxp\\%oem%\\\\install\\ folder (the file name can be arbitrary, such as tweak .reg, but remember not to save it as a file like tweak.reg.txt), you must also create a batch file called hotfixes.cmd, as follows:

echo

echo application registry adjust ...

regedit /s% systemdrive% \\% oem% \\\\ install \\ tweak.reg

echo

exit


Third, automatically install device drivers


for example, we are ready to BAFO BF-100C USB connection cable drivers added to the Windows XP installation folder to install the operating The driver can also be installed automatically when the system is used. What should I do?

First, we should create a subfolder named bf-100c in the g:\\winxp\\%oem%\\\\drivers\\ folder, and then copy the BF-100C driver file. Note Please ensure that the BF-100C driver file Usbbc20.inf is in this path.

Next, return to the main screen Winnt.sif Creator, adding a new device driver path and name [the Unattended] measure "OemPnPDriversPath =" next line, there should be separated by semicolons, half-width English Since the installer looks for these drivers in the root directory of the drive where %systemroot% is located, we don't have to enter the drive letter here, the format is as follows:

OemPnPDriversPath=\\drivers\\bf-100c;

If you still need to install drivers for more devices, you can continue to create new subfolders under g:\\winxp\\%oem%\\\\drivers\\ under the [Unattended] section under "OemPnPDriversPath=" One line continues to add content in the above format, so I won't say more here.

Tip: If your device driver is a ZIP archive, unzip directly to; if a device driver; if it is a form of self-extracting EXE file, use WinZIP or WinRAR release If there is no INF information file, but can only be installed through the EXE file, then you can refer to the following method to complete.