Configuring Windows 7 (Training Kit) - Part 10. This training kit is designed for IT professionals who operate in enterprise enviroments that use Windows 7 as a desktop operating system. You should have at least one year of experience in the IT field, as well as experience implementing and administering any Windows client operating system in a networked environment. | CONFIGURATION PASS FEATURE VALUE oobeSystem x86_Microsoft-Windows- Deployment_6-1. build _ neutral Id x86_Microsoft- Windows-Deployment neutral_ guid _nonSxS oobeSystem x86_Microsoft-Windows- Shell-Setup_6-1. build _ neutral BluetoothTaskbarlconEnabled true DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet false DoNotCleanTaskBar true RegisteredOrganization Microsoft RegisteredOwner Microsoft ShowWindowsLive true StartPanelOff true TimeZone EST FIGURE 2-4 The Windows SIM dialog box with feature values 13. If you want you can expand the feature and alter further sets of feature values from their defaults. Figure 2-5 shows this option. Lesson 1 Capturing System Images CHAPTER 2 63 FIGURE 2-5 Altering default values These settings define a basic unattended installation in which no user input is required during Windows Setup. When the installation is complete the computer will reboot to audit mode. This enables you to boot quickly to the desktop install additional applications and device drivers and test the installation. Windows Welcome does not run in audit mode but it will run the next time the computer restarts if you run the sysprep oobe command. Windows Welcome also called Machine OOBE prompts the user to read the Microsoft Software License Terms and to configure the computer. MORE INFO AUDIT MODE AND SYSPREP For more information about audit mode see http en-us library . For more information about the Sysprep utility see http en-us library . Validating and Saving Settings To validate the settings in your answer file and save them to a file on removable media perform the following procedure 1. Click Tools in Windows SIM and then choose Validate Answer File. 2. Warnings that state that default settings have not been changed will not prevent the file from being validated or saved. If error messages or other warnings appear in the Messages pane you need to check your settings. 64 CHAPTER 2 Configuring System Images 3. If
