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Gohrbandt, Jan
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18.
Run
`2_Sysprep.cmd`
elevated and wait for the system to shut down.
18.
Run
`2_Sysprep.cmd`
elevated and wait for the system to shut down.
19.
Start your system from the USB stick.
19.
Start your system from the USB stick.
20.
In the installation screen, press
`Shift+F10`
to open the command prompt.
20.
In the installation screen, press
`Shift+F10`
to open the command prompt.
21.
Use
`E:`
(probably) to change to your stick and
`cd`
to the directory the.cmd
ch
files are located in.
21.
Use
`E:`
(probably
, or
`D:`
if you don't have an optical drive
) to change to your stick and
`cd`
to the directory the
`
.cmd
`
files are located in.
22.
Run
`3_CreateImage.cmd`
(from the command line). This will take a while (> 20 min probably, so go make yourself a coffee or whatever).
22.
Run
`3_CreateImage.cmd`
(from the command line). This will take a while (> 20 min probably, so go make yourself a coffee or whatever).
23.
Close command line and installation window and reboot your system normally.
23.
Close command line and installation window and reboot your system normally.
24.
Go through the first user creation process until you reach the desktop.
24.
Go through the first user creation process until you reach the desktop.
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1. Plug in your USB stick from above into a new PC.
1. Plug in your USB stick from above into a new PC.
2. Boot from the USB stick.
2. Boot from the USB stick.
3. In the installation screen, press `
Shift+F10
` to open the command prompt.
3. In the installation screen, press `
Shift+F10
` to open the command prompt.
4. Use `
D:
` (probably now) to change to your USB stick and `
cd
` to the directory the.cmd
ch
files are located in.
4. Use `
D:
` (probably now) to change to your USB stick and `
cd
` to the directory the
`
.cmd
`
files are located in.
5. Run `
A_StartInstallation.cmd
`. This will take a while (> 15 min probably, go get a second refreshment if you like).
5. Run `
A_StartInstallation.cmd
`. This will take a while (> 15 min probably, go get a second refreshment if you like).
6. Close command line and installation window and reboot your system normally.
6. Close command line and installation window and reboot your system normally.
7. Got through the first user creation process until you reach the desktop.
7. Got through the first user creation process until you reach the desktop.
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