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I'm new here and really don't understand DOS batch processing! I humbly ask for everyone's help!
That is, when XP is about to finish installing or has been installed, I want to use a batch process to replace the four OEM files and two DLL files. Please tell me how to achieve this, thank you!

[ Last edited by lixin12345 on 2008-6-22 at 10:07 PM ]

You can study my disk

http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=41039&fpage=1

I'm asking experts to solve my problem. How can I research your disk! But your disk looks well-made! To research your disk, I still need to download such a big ISO. Oh, forget it! I won't download it.

Then why do you want to replace these few files? Confused.

These few files can be replaced, but the two dll files must be replaced in safe mode.

Replace them at the end of the installation, and most of the time the system won't be able to boot. Because these few files can't be replaced easily.

I know how to replace it manually, and it has been successfully done! Now I want to achieve the same effect with a batch script! But I really don't understand batch processing, so I'm asking for help.

Then I'll post one I made before for your reference

@ECHO OFF

TITLE Modify VOL Edition Windows XP to OEM Edition----Designed by Qu Ya



REM Modifying the OEMDIR value can change to other OEM versions



set OEMDIR=\WXPOEM\IBM



if not defined SAFEBOOT_OPTION ECHO Please run this program in Safe Mode!&GOTO END

ECHO Disclaimer: You should bear the risk of using this program by yourself. &ECHO.

ECHO This batch file will change the VOL edition of XP to the IBM OEM version

ECHO Warning! The feature code corresponding to the BIOS must be modified, otherwise it cannot be activated!

ECHO If you want to change to the OEM version of other brands, please modify this file and then run &ECHO.



:answer

set/p cont=Continue installation (y/n)?

if %cont%==y goto setup

if %cont%==Y goto setup

if %cont%==n goto end

if %cont%==N goto end

goto answer



:setup



ECHO. &IF NOT EXIST %OEMDIR%\OEMBIOS.CAT GOTO ERROREND



REM Update OEM files to DllCache and SYSTEM32 directories, a total of 4 files



attrib -a -s -r -h %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Dllcache\oembios.cat 

attrib -a -s -r -h %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\CatRoot\{F750E6C3-38EE-11D1-85E5-00C04FC295EE}\oembios.cat 

COPY %OEMDIR%\*.* %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Dllcache /Y>nul

COPY %OEMDIR%\OEMBIOS.BIN %SYSTEMROOT%\System32 /Y>nul

COPY %OEMDIR%\OEMBIOS.DAT %SYSTEMROOT%\System32 /Y>nul

COPY %OEMDIR%\OEMBIOS.SIG %SYSTEMROOT%\System32 /Y>nul

COPY %OEMDIR%\OEMBIOS.CAT %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\CatRoot\{F750E6C3-38EE-11D1-85E5-00C04FC295EE} /Y>nul

COPY %OEMDIR%\OEMINFO\*.* %SYSTEMROOT%\System32 /Y>nul 2>nul



REM Update activation verification files (Dpcdll.dll, Pidgen.dll)



EXPAND -R Dpcdll.dl_ %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Dllcache>nul

EXPAND -R Dpcdll.dl_ %SYSTEMROOT%\System32>nul

EXPAND -R Pidgen.dl_ %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Dllcache>nul

EXPAND -R Pidgen.dl_ %SYSTEMROOT%\System32>nul



REM Import OEM registry file



attrib +a +s +r +h %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Dllcache\oembios.cat 

attrib +a +s +r +h %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\CatRoot\{F750E6C3-38EE-11D1-85E5-00C04FC295EE}\oembios.cat

REGEDIT -S OEM.REG



ECHO Import completed, please restart the computer

GOTO END

:ERROREND

ECHO No OEM version related files found, the system has not been modified

:END

PAUSE

Note that place OEM.REG, PIDGEN.DL_, DPCDLL.DL_ in the same directory as the above batch file.

The content of OEM.REG is as follows:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00





"ProductId"="55661-OEM-0011964-47775"





"ProductId"="55661-OEM-0011964-47775"

"DigitalProductId"=hex:a4,00,00,00,03,00,00,00,35,35,36,36,31,2d,4f,45,4d,2d,\

  30,30,31,31,39,36,34,2d,34,37,37,37,35,00,2d,00,00,00,41,32,32,2d,30,30,30,\

  30,31,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,3e,5c,43,0e,f2,25,4c,6e,07,bd,af,e0,91,6f,05,00,\

  00,00,00,00,3d,1f,f1,40,99,a3,02,00,02,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,\

  00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,34,33,34,30,30,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,96,16,\

  00,00,c2,b7,1a,38,00,01,00,00,8c,01,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,\

  00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,50,91,fe,62

"LicenseInfo"=hex:33,43,46,34,7e,d9,1f,26,2d,7c,f4,45,be,b3,26,ef,05,4b,17,21,\

  10,86,9c,ff,5e,4c,06,86,00,cd,09,9d,f4,58,c5,d8,21,ed,11,f3,42,66,af,35,e5,\

  99,1e,95,7d,58,26,8e,63,ce,68,d5

First of all, thank you for your help! After looking at it for a long time, I somewhat understand the running process of this batch processing:
1. Set the directory and files of the files to be replaced;
2. It must be run in safe mode.
3. Import the registry file (actually, it is a serial number for XP, I don't know if it is like this?).

Then what I mean is like this:
1. Can I not replace it from safe mode (personally, I think booting to safe mode is slow and not enjoyable);
2. The OEM.REG can not be imported, because the serial number has been entered during installation (do I still need to import it?);
3. There is a DLL file that is not compressed, do I still need to compress it myself?
I don't know if there are other better ways (this question is a bit naive, hehe)
For example, get a permission to directly modify?
In short, thank you!

[ Last edited by lixin12345 on 2008-6-21 at 09:43 PM ]

1. Correct
2. Must
3. Actually, it's an OEM serial number of XP

Since you have entered the serial number during installation, this serial number has already determined which 6 files you need. Why do you want to replace them??! Do you want to mess it up?

The DLL file can be uncompressed. But an error message will appear, which can be shielded by making a slight modification.

For example, EXPAND -R Dpcdll.dl_ %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Dllcache>nul 2>nul

Kill it? I don't understand what you mean?

For example (maybe not very good): Previously, when installing with PRO, I entered a certain OEM's serial number but didn't activate it. Is that possible like this?

I just raised such a question to see if it can be solved, and other things are not considered for the time being.


Alas! Actually, my real meaning is like this:
I mean, can a batch script be used to obtain sufficient privileges to replace a system-protected file, so that it can be replaced smoothly and there will be no prompts to insert a CD or something like that?

[ Last edited by lixin12345 on 2008-6-21 at 10:04 PM ]

Originally posted by lixin12345 at 2008-6-21 01:10 PM:
I'm new here and really don't understand DOS batch processing! I sincerely ask for everyone's help!
That is, when XP is about to finish installing or has been installed, I want to use a batch processing to replace the four OEM files and two DLL files. How should I achieve this? Thank you!

Kill it? I don't understand what you mean?
For example (maybe not very good): When installing with PRO, I entered an OEM serial number by mistake but didn't activate it. Is it possible like this?

I just raised such a question to see if it can be solved, and other things are not discussed for the time being.


Alas! Actually, my real meaning is like this:
That is, can a batch processing be used to obtain a sufficiently large permission to replace a file protected by the system, on the one hand, it can be replaced smoothly, and on the other hand, there will be no prompts like inserting a CD, etc.!

Your analogy is very inappropriate because entering the wrong serial number cannot continue the installation. For example, if you entered an OEM serial number for a VOL version.

Your real meaning was said in the top floor, which is obviously to replace 6 OEM files. How did it become other files in the end.

So I really suspect your real motivation. If you want people to help you, please treat them sincerely. Thank you.

[ Last edited by quya on 2008-6-21 at 10:27 PM ]

Alas! Why do you say I'm not sincere? I just didn't express my meaning clearly. I said don't replace in safe mode, but I got more confused by what you said (actually, replacing in safe mode doesn't need such a complicated batch script). I said I would replace in safe mode! I said the analogy was not good!
Because there's no result I want, so I just explain further, and let it be like this! It doesn't matter if you don't want to help!
It seems I didn't do anything to you! Alright! Forget it! If there are experts willing to help, they can; if not, it's also okay. There's always a way. If it really can't be done, then there's no way, and I'll just not do it! If I was not sincere to you, I'm sorry here! Thank you again!

Can I replace system-protected files using batch scripting in normal circumstances?

According to my current level, I can no longer help you. Because I know batch processing isn't all-powerful.

But there are many experts here, I hope someone can help you.

I don't have much research on this. In the XP environment, there is a replace.exe command used to replace system files, but it's not very easy to use.

Thanks to the netizens on the 13th and 14th floors! The link provided by the 13th floor is from a foreigner, and I have already seen it. It's too long, and I can't understand it at my level, heh heh! I didn't pay attention to the command on the 14th floor. I'll check the materials later. Thanks again to the two upstairs!