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Windows 7 Resource Kit- P4

Tham khảo tài liệu 'windows 7 resource kit- p4', công nghệ thông tin, hệ điều hành phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | The Specialize pass which runs during this phase creates and applies computer-specific information. For example you can use an unattended setup answer file Unattend.xml to configure network settings international settings and domain information as well as run installation programs. During the Online Configuration phase you can use scripts to configure the destination computer. However a task sequencer which enables you to filter tasks based on conditions such as whether a particular device is installed is better suited to this purpose. A task sequencer also provides advanced features such as the ability to wait until a certain condition arises before continuing and grouping tasks into folders and then filtering the entire group. ON THE COMPANION MEDIA The companion media includes a script-based task sequencer Taskseq.wsf that provides all of these advanced features among others. It reads tasks sequences from .xml files and then executes them. The file Sample_Task_Sequences.zip includes sample task sequences that demonstrate how to build .xml files for Taskseq.wsf. Do not run these sample task sequences on production computers. Read the documentation included in the source code for more information about using Taskseq.wsf. Windows Welcome Phase In the Windows Welcome phase shown in Figure 3-7 the installation is finalized and any first-use customizations you want to apply are presented. Additionally Windows 7 prompts for the product key during this phase. You can customize the Windows Welcome screens and messages and store these customizations in an Oobe.xml file. Unattend.xml OOBE.XML Custom Welcome FIGURE 3-7 Windows Welcome phase 104 CHAPTER 3 Deployment Platform Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. DIRECT FROM THE SOURCE Text-Mode Setup Is Gone Michael Niehaus Systems Design Engineer Microsoft Deployment Toolkit The basic process used to install Windows XP has been unchanged since the earliest days of Microsoft Windows NT.