Replace the Lock Screen image with your own
- Thread starter BKPB
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This works on all editions, except for Home (which doesn't follow any GPO rules):
1. From Post-Setup (Before logon), Add / File your image file.
2. Update this reg file with the correct filename, and import from the Registry page.
1. From Post-Setup (Before logon), Add / File your image file.
Change Type from Background to Copy
Change the Destination path to your preferred folder location.
2. Update this reg file with the correct filename, and import from the Registry page.
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\PersonalizationCSP]
"LockScreenImageStatus"=dword:00000001
"LockScreenImagePath"="C:\\Image\\03356_haystacksunset_1920x1080.jpg"
"LockScreenImageUrl"="C:\\Image\\03356_haystacksunset_1920x1080.jpg"NTLite will copy files Added to Post-Setup under C:\Windows\Setup\Files or FilesU folders, and remove them. Any files copied to other locations using the Destination parameter will not be deleted.
The reg file is only an example, the Lock Screen image can be in any folder.
The reg file is only an example, the Lock Screen image can be in any folder.
BKPB
Member
I edited my SetupComplete.cmd incorrectly. After saving the edited image, another SetupComplete.cmd was formed. I took the code from it and inserted it into my SetupComplete.cmd and did not notice that at the end of the newly created SetupComplete.cmd there is a del /q /f "%0" command and now my script is not working correctly. Tell me how I can combine them.
Or you can register in your SetupComplete the launch of the NTLite SetupComplete created by the program by renaming it.
I'm thinking of writing in my SetupComplete.cmd the launch of NTLite_SetupComplete.cmd and then everything will probably work correctly.
Or you can register in your SetupComplete the launch of the NTLite SetupComplete created by the program by renaming it.
I'm thinking of writing in my SetupComplete.cmd the launch of NTLite_SetupComplete.cmd and then everything will probably work correctly.
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1. SetupComplete.cmd always runs as SYSTEM. You don't need to run any checks for Admin rights.
2. You should never CD into different folders, before running commands with a relative path. Always use the absolute path, or the %WINDIR% variable so you know exactly where every folder or file lives.
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/enable-or-disable-onedrive-in-windows-11.2318/post-288791
3. This SetupComplete has a lot of programming errors, mostly from poor typing. If you're not sure, it's better to borrow someone else's script example until you understand how evrything works.
Anything that runs from SetupComplete can be manually tested by running from an Admin CMD window.
Code:
fltmc >nul || exit /b2. You should never CD into different folders, before running commands with a relative path. Always use the absolute path, or the %WINDIR% variable so you know exactly where every folder or file lives.
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/enable-or-disable-onedrive-in-windows-11.2318/post-288791
3. This SetupComplete has a lot of programming errors, mostly from poor typing. If you're not sure, it's better to borrow someone else's script example until you understand how evrything works.
Anything that runs from SetupComplete can be manually tested by running from an Admin CMD window.
BKPB
Member
The situation is like this, I use my SetupComplete.cmd to install Windows.
Now after editing .wim of the image, when saving it,
the NTLite program created its own SetupComplete.cmd.
It turned out that now I have two SetupComplete.cmd,
and I can't put them in the same folder because they have the same name.
I do not know how to combine them so that they work correctly.
The problem is that SetupComplete.cmd from NTLite is written to delete the del /q /f script itself "%0".
That's why I asked for your help.
@echo off
fltmc >nul || exit /b
call "%~dp0MAS_AIO.cmd" /KMS38
cd \
(goto) 2>nul & (if "%~dp0"=="%SystemRoot%\Setup\Scripts\" rd /s /q "%~dp0")
@ECHO OFF
CD "%TEMP%"&CLS&@TITLE
powershell -NoProfile -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files\Change_My_Profile.ps1"
regedit /S "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files\Lock_Screen_Image.reg"
powershell -NoProfile -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files\Post_Delete_Apps.ps1"
rd /q /s "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files"
del /q /f "%0"
Now after editing .wim of the image, when saving it,
the NTLite program created its own SetupComplete.cmd.
It turned out that now I have two SetupComplete.cmd,
and I can't put them in the same folder because they have the same name.
I do not know how to combine them so that they work correctly.
The problem is that SetupComplete.cmd from NTLite is written to delete the del /q /f script itself "%0".
That's why I asked for your help.
@echo off
fltmc >nul || exit /b
call "%~dp0MAS_AIO.cmd" /KMS38
cd \
(goto) 2>nul & (if "%~dp0"=="%SystemRoot%\Setup\Scripts\" rd /s /q "%~dp0")
@ECHO OFF
CD "%TEMP%"&CLS&@TITLE
powershell -NoProfile -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files\Change_My_Profile.ps1"
regedit /S "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files\Lock_Screen_Image.reg"
powershell -NoProfile -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files\Post_Delete_Apps.ps1"
rd /q /s "%WINDIR%\Setup\Files"
del /q /f "%0"
BKPB
Member
These are not errors, this is a description of the command in Russian in 866 encoding, so that you can know which command performs what.
BKPB
Member
Is it possible to combine these two scripts so that activation occurs first, then a script is executed to replace the Lock Screen image that was created by the NTLite program ?