Auto install XP Parameters

Autopartition = 1 or 0
If you set it to 1 here, the Windows Installer will install the operating system on any hard disk partition with sufficient space. If you delete this line or set the value to 0, the installer will ask which hard disk partition you want to install the operating system to during the installation process, if the partition already contains an operating system, the installer will give you reasonable suggestions.

Msdosinitiated = "0" or "1"
If you set it to 0, the installer will be notified. You have installed the operating system on the CD. If you want to boot the system with a floppy disk and install it on the hard disk, set it to 1 here.

Unattendedinstall = "yes"
If yes, the installer performs an unattended installation.

Automaticupdates = Yes
This setting allows the installer to skip the help to protect your PC page (new features in SP2) after the installation is complete ).

[Unattended]

Unattendmode = fullunattended
If it is set to fullunattended, a fully automatic unattended installation will be performed. All problems encountered during the installation will be caused by winnt. the default answer in the SIF file is used to answer the question. During installation, you cannot change any preset value. For other meanings, you can find them in the ref. chm file on the WINNT. Sif page.

Oemskipeula = yes or no
Setting Yes here will skip the EULA screen, because you have read the User License Agreement when creating the response file. Setting no here means you need to press F8 to agree to the license agreement during installation.

Oempreinstall = yes or no
This option is set to no by default, but if you want to install additional programs from the $ OEM $/$1 folder during system installation, you should set it to yes, so that the installer will know that this installation will release other programs, and copy the corresponding installation files to the System Disk in advance.

Targetpath = \ WINDOWS
This option tells the installer which directory to install windows.

Repartition = No
This option can select whether to automatically delete all partitions on the target computer and format the hard disk with the NTFS file system.

Unattendswitch = "yes"
This option can be used to specify whether to skip the Windows welcome interface, or use the mini-Setu mode to pre-install Windows XP Home edition or Windows XP using a CD-guided method. Set this option to "yes" to skip the create network connection and create user account page.

Waitforreboot = "no"
This option is used to determine whether the computer will wait 15 seconds after the GUI is installed. If it is set to no, you can disable waiting.

Oempnpdriverspath = "Drivers \ javasst3_6 \ 2kxp_inf; Drivers \ Asus \ sound \"
In this line, you can tell the installation file where to search for a version later than the OS driver. If the installer finds a better version, it is automatically installed. You can see more detailed explanations on the driver page.

Driversigningpolicy = ignore
This option forces the installer to install a driver without WHQL authentication. This option must be used with the oempnpdriverspath option.

Autoactivate = Yes
This option can automatically activate your Windows XP. If you want to automatically activate windows, you must first set up an Internet connection and make sure that your product serial number has been written in the field.

Programfilesdir = "C: \ My program files"
You can change the default installation location here, as long as you change the drive letter and folder name as needed.

Commonprogramfilesdir = "C: \ My Program Files \ My common files"
You can change the location of the folder used to save the common files of the application. You only need to change the drive letter and folder name as needed.

Keyboardlayout = "United Kingdom"
By setting your keyboard layout, you can avoid displaying the language icon on the taskbar after you log on. The list of all available values can be seen here.

 

[Guiunattended]

Adminpassword = yourpassword or *
This option allows you to set a password for the Administrator account in Windows XP. If you enter * here, no password is set.

Encryptedadminpassword = yes or no
This option is used to tell the installation file whether your password is encrypted. Yes indicates that the password is encrypted, and no indicates that the password is encrypted. If you have not set a password for the Administrator account, this option should be set to No. If you select Yes, Setup Manager encrypts the password and stores it in the WINNT. Sif file.

Oemskipregional = 0 or 1
If this option is set to 0, the area setting screen is displayed. If it is set to 1, the screen can be skipped.

Timezone = 85
This option tells the installer how to set the time zone. For example, the GMT Standard Time Value is 85, and each time zone is represented by a corresponding value, A complete time zone and Value Comparison table can be found in the ref of the Deployment Tool. in the CHM File.

Oemskipwelcome = 0 or 1
If you set the oempreinstall option to no, you must set this option to 0. If the oempreinstall option is set to yes, this option is set to 1. If it is set to 0, the installer will know that you do not want to display the welcome screen during the graphic interface installation process. (Note: This is different from the "Windows welcome" interface, where you can set your user account ).

Profilesdir = "C: \ Documents ents and Settings \"
You can change the default location of the Documents and Settings folder here.

 

[Display]

Bitsperpel = 32
This option specifies the number of digits of the screen color. Available values include: 32, 24, 16, and 8 (that is, 256 colors ).

Xresolution = 1024
This option specifies the default horizontal resolution of the screen.

Yresolution = 768
This option specifies the default portrait resolution of the screen.

Vrefresh = 85
This option sets the screen update rate. Make sure that this setting is not beyond the available range of your monitor; otherwise, the monitor may be damaged.

[Userdata]

Productkey = XXXXX-XXXXX
This option tells the serial number used by the installer during installation.

Fullname = "Insert Name"
This option is used to specify your name, which will be displayed under the "registered to" project of the system property.

Orgname = "insert organisation name"
This option can be used to set the name of your organization, which will also be displayed under the "registered to" project of the system attribute.

Computername = Insert Name
In this option, you can specify the computer name, which will be used in the system and network, and the name will also be under the computer name tab of the system properties.

 

[Tapilocation]

Countrycode = 44
This option is used to set the country code. For example, the UK is 44. For code from other countries, see the ref. chm file in the deployment tool.

Dialing = tone
This option is used to specify the telephone line type. The available values are tone and pulse.

 

[Regionalsettings]

Required agegroup = 1
This option is used to specify the language group type for installation. For details, refer to the ref. chm file in the deployment tool.

Languages = 00000809
This option is used to specify the language type of the installation. For details, refer to the ref. chm file in the deployment tool.

 

[Identification]

Joinworkroup = workgroup
This option is used to specify the workgroup to be added. If you are not using the network, you can keep this option set by default.

 

[Networking]

Installdefacomponcomponents = yes or no
This option is used to tell the installer whether you have installed the default network components. If yes is set, the default network component will be installed. If no is set, you can customize the protocol, service, and client to be installed. The best way to configure this option is through setup manager(setupmgr.exe ).

 

[Components]

MSMSGS = off
This option prevents the installer from installing Windows Messenger 4.6.

Msnexplr = off
This option prevents the installer from installing MSN Explorer 7.

Freecell = off
This option allows the installer not to install an empty-box solitaire game.

Hearts = off
This option prevents the installer from installing the game.

Minesweeper = off
This option allows the installer not to install the clearance game.

Pinball = off
This option allows the installer not to install the 3D ball play game.

Solitaire = off
This option allows the installer not to install card games.

Spider = off
This option allows the installer not to install spider card games.

Zonegames = off
This option prevents the installer from installing an MSN zone online game.

For a complete list of components, see here. (Thanks to davexp for help)

 

[Shell]

Customdefaultthemefile = "% WinDir % \ resources \ themes \ mytheme. Theme"
This option is used to specify the theme used by Windows by default. It can be other theme that comes with the system, or a third-party theme. By specifying this option, Windows XP can use your favorite theme when you log on for the first time.

Defaultstartpaneloff = Yes
This option tells the installer that Windows XP will use the classic Start Menu and display the icons of my computer and my documents on the desktop like other programs. If this option is set to no, the installer uses the default Windows XP Start Menu.

Defaultthemesoff = Yes
This option is used to tell the installer to use the classic windwos topic. Note: If you set customdefadefathemefile to yes, this option will overwrite the customdefathemefile option.

 

[Guirunonce]

The % systemdrive % \ install \ batch_file1.cmd/> guirunonce field is used to specify the location of the batch file. The specified batch file will run after the installation is completed and you log on to the system.

 

[Iepopupblocker]

Allowedsites = www.msfn.org; [u] http://www.microsoft.com; www.cctips.com/(http://www.microsoft.com; www.cctips.com /)
This option can be used to add the site address to the whitelist of the IE pop-up window filter. You can add any number of site addresses here, separated by semicolons.

Blockpopups = yes or no
Blockpopups can be set to yes or no. By default, the pop-up window filter is enabled.

Filterlevel = high, medium or low
You can set the following three options for filterlevel: High, Medium, and low:

High-filter all pop-up windows
Medium-filter most automatically opened pop-up windows (default)
Low-a pop-up window on the Security site is allowed
Showinformationbar = yes or no
Showinformationbar can be set to yes or no. If a pop-up window is filtered out or ActiveX control installation attempt is blocked, the Information bar is displayed in the address bar of IE. This function is enabled by default.

[Windowsfirewall]

[Windowsfirewall]
Profiles = windowsfirewall. turnofffirewall

[Windowsfirewall. turnofffirewall]
Mode = 0

The above settings completely Disable Windows Firewall. If you want to open the Windows Firewall, but want to set some options, please view the details in the unattended.txt & T; [windowsfirewall] path of the ref.chmfile. Because there is too much content, we will not discuss it here.