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  1. ^^ If you look inside the oemscan.ini file it will show you which sets of files go in which folder depending on the crc value of OEMBIOS.CAT. They are multiple sets required for some manufactures because a few of their machines have different slp info in the bios than others so all sets will be needed on the disk to have a sucessful activation.
  2. Just for the record..for WINFLP.WIM you need Ximage b4059. Search google for ximage.rar
  3. The WAIK included is RTM..on the connect site i just downloaded the entire BDD 2007 (1500MB) and it was listed as Beta 2..but included the RTM WAIK that was posted at the top of this thread. Anyone know what version of imagex i need to mount and edit the WINFLP.WIM for Windows XP Fundamentals? Tried the RTM and always get a "Header dont match...blah blah"
  4. Range | String ________________________ 0-FFFF | AcerSystem 0-FFFF | Compaq (2003) 0-FFFF | Dell System (2003) 0-FFFF | Founder PC 0-FFFF | FSC SYSTEM 0-FFFF | FSC SERVER 0-FFFF | FUJITSU-PC 0-FFFF | FUJITSU SIEMENS 0-FFFF | GREATWALL 0-FFFF | HEDYCOMPUTER 0-FFF0 | Hewlett 0-FFFF | Hewlett-Packard (2003) 0-FFFF | HP Pavilion 0-FFFF | IBM CORPORATION 0-FFFF | LEGEND Dragon 0-FFFF | LENOVO 0-FFF0 | NECC_ 0-FFF0 | NEC-PC 0-FFF0 | NEC_Product 0-FFF0 | NEC Computers 0-FFFF | TCL123 0-FFFE | TravelMate 0-FFFF | TSINGHUA TONGFANG COMPUTER E700-FFFF | AMOI Electronics CO.,Ltd C000-FFFF | ASUS_FLASH FE00-FFFF | BenQHub 49A9-49B9 | Dell System E05E-E06E | Dell System E076-E086 | Dell System E840-E850 | Dell Computer E838-E850 | Dell Inc E840-E850 | Gateway E710-E810 | $SAMSUNGPC E600-E606 | MEI_CF DFC0-E000 | Sony Corporation FF80-FFFF | Sony Corporation FF80-FFF0 | Sony Corporation E800-E880 | Sony Corporation 8000-E000 | TOSHIBA FF00-FFFF | TOSHIBA FE10-FE17 | TOSHIBA I'm assuming the list above means as long as that string is within that range they activate? "(2003)" reflects Server 2003 and is not part of the string. What i am trying to figure out is; 1). How can i take a range ..say "E838-E850 | Dell Inc" and know where in the Virtual PC DMI area to place that string. 2). Are some of the above ranges outside of the DMI area of the bios? Having success with HP Pavilion & Virtual PC, i assume range "0-FFFF" is the Type 1 Manufacturer name feild of the DMI area, so i added it in the list although i havnt tested if ONLY that one string there works or if it must require it in the Type 2 area as well.
  5. Manufacturer: Dell Computer Corporation Model: Dimension 2350 44656C6C 20436F6D 70757465 7220436F 72706F72 6174696F 6E -D F000:E800 F000:E800 28 0E 00 00 00 00 01 00-00 01 00 01 02 00 00 00 (............... F000:E810 00 00 00 00 00 00 1E 50-51 B8 40 00 8E D8 E9 9C .......PQ.@..... F000:E820 07 77 61 72 64 20 E8 17-98 CB E9 73 FF 65 EB 29 .ward .....s.e.) F000:E830 90 63 2E 20 41 77 61 72-64 20 53 6F 66 74 77 61 .c. Award Softwa F000:E840 44 65 6C 6C 20 43 6F 6D-70 75 74 65 72 20 43 6F Dell Computer Co F000:E850 72 70 6F 72 61 74 69 6F-6E 1E 56 51 BE 40 00 8E rporation.VQ.@.. F000:E860 DE 8A CC BE 1A 00 F6 C4-EF 75 27 51 E8 78 C0 59 .........u'Q.x.Y F000:E870 FA 8B 04 3B 44 02 75 10-B8 02 90 CD 15 FB E6 EB ...;D.u......... -
  6. Welcome. A buddies pc case (MGE Cobra) came with a 500 watt MGE powersupply and was full of Rubycons. May be a good one to look into as just the psu isnt to expensive (under $60 shipped).
  7. Some questions you need to answer. 1. Did the pc originally come with XP? (COA XP Sticker on the case?) 2. Did you use the COA key from that sticker or a SLP Key? 3. What OEMBIOS files did you use? (CRC of OEMBIOS.CAT?)
  8. Alot of Antec PSU's are being shipped with cheap Fuhjyyu capacitors. I just recapped my 2 year old SL350, which was full of these, and most all were swollen and leaking. A total recap with quality caps is fairly cheap (around $10 or less): Some quality caps to use to recap: Chemicon: LXZ, LXY, LXJ, KY, KZE Rubycon: ZL, YXG, YXF, YXH Nichicon: PL, PM, PW, HE Panasonic: FC, FM, FK Sanyo: WX, WG Whats a bad cap? Read here: http://www.badcaps.net/forum/index.php Power Supply Section: http://www.badcaps.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=32 Picture of a failing Fuhjyyu cap inside an Antec. Mine looked almost identical when i cracked open the housing: http://www.jonnyguru.com/images/deadAntec/IMG_1099.jpg The other 90% of your Antec psu are usually good quality, but should be recapped along with the best quality fans you can buy after 1 year, especially if you plan to OC or have alot of stress/load from mulitple drives along with OC'ing. This will void your Antec warranty, but your warranty wont cover the other parts it takes out by ignoring it and after a recap and fan replacments it should outlive the warranty many times over. If you have any psu/motherboard, that is over a year old you may want to check your caps for bulging (domed) tops and/or leaking (brown substance on the main top or under the caps) before they take down the hardware. Strange smells from your case is a sign of failing caps as well. Recapping a motherboard is alot more expensive because they are more caps. Its cheaper to just buy an Asus or newer Abit board which come with quality caps already. Watt ratings can be misleading on some PSU's as well. If its rated at 500 watts, but the 2 large input side caps have a UF rating smaller than at 680 its most likley a cheap and overratted value.
  9. Source: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechn...y/oempreac.mspx If the above is true, would'nt one just need to add this file, along with the OEMBIOS files, inside each manufacturer's folder, enter the correct keys for each, and let oemscan copy over the oobeinfo.ini which would'nt require any physical key changes? Or have i totally got this confused ? Does oemscan copy over anything you place inside the folders to system32 or will it only look for the four oembios files?
  10. Removing the LANG folder inside I386 will free up alot of room. You can then use cdimage with the optimize option which should give you enough room on a cdr, but i havent tested how many sets of oembios files can be added before space runs out.
  11. Should'nt have to. MCE uses the same files, just have to use a specific setuup.ini pid value, the MCE cab files directory in the source root, and a MCE slp key. Ive tried every keychanger i can find; MagicJelly, keyupdatetool, rockxp, keyviewer, and some others and nothing will change this key. I even edited oobetimer with all values of "FF" rebooted and it was still activated. The only thing that will change my key is that reg file.
  12. This method works to change the key here, verified with magicjellybean, but one would have to have a reg for each key unless someone knows how to convert the key to the digital id without changing all the kieys manually which i was gonna try but not getting anywhere. I also ran the magicjellybean on a Toshiba OEM Pro i have on Virtual PC with the same error message i got from MCE. I'm using the latest version 1.51. HP MCE Reg:
  13. Sounds good. Here is something weird though. In my HP MCE install i was following the manual steps to change a vlk key from that link i posted and i changed a oobetimer value in the registry to de-activate windows. Next step was to run "%systemroot%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a" so you can choose to update the key. Well, the registry value change didnt de-activate Windows and still showed as activated when i ran msoobe /a command. The magicjellybean key changer wouldnt change it ither. Is this feature only for a vlk install? Edit: Also tried M$'s new keyupdatetool.exe and it gave a "Must be ran on a supported version" error.
  14. Kool, i knew setup would'nt complain, but a future WGA update might.Example: Future WGA update expects slp oem files, slp key, specific bios string/s, motherboard type, etc to match or throw a non geniune report. I thought svcpack was executed at the T13 stage.
  15. If you have one "master" install source this should copy the correct files over, but how will the SLP keys, that match the oem files, be applied in a multi-cd setup unattended? Can one use a generic key in the main setup winnt.sif and then use/modify this M$ key change vbs as the extra command inside oemscan.ini to apply the matching slp key once oemscan is executed? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328874/ Also, where in the setup process should oemscan.exe be ran? Meaning, Winnt.sif, etc
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