Adding folder to C: for manual installation of programs
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From the Post-Setup screen, you can Add / Directory.
Under the Destination column, you can change the final folder path (relative to C:\). Folders copied to "\Windows\Setup" will be automatically removed when Post-Setup ends. Any folders in a different path will stay untouched.
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Under the Destination column, you can change the final folder path (relative to C:\). Folders copied to "\Windows\Setup" will be automatically removed when Post-Setup ends. Any folders in a different path will stay untouched.
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Copying folders to the mounted image directory works best if you're only updating one image.
When there's several images, each step has to be repeated for every image (image load, copy folders, unload/save image). The Post-Setup method copies a folder to the ISO's shared $OEM$ folder for you. This makes the folder available on multiple images at the same time.
When there's several images, each step has to be repeated for every image (image load, copy folders, unload/save image). The Post-Setup method copies a folder to the ISO's shared $OEM$ folder for you. This makes the folder available on multiple images at the same time.
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With multiple editions on the image (Home, Pro, etc...) ? it's certainly faster and simpler, indeed
I only use one edition, it's easier to copy the directories
I do this at the same time as I replace the patched DLLs (themes, etc...)
I only use one edition, it's easier to copy the directories
I do this at the same time as I replace the patched DLLs (themes, etc...)