OEM's Branded = 133~

•BIOS Mode supported: Legacy and/or UEFI

• You can force install 'ANY' brand theme by reading and using the Force_Theme_[readme].txt

Editions for OEM Activation:
• Server 2008 • Server 2008 R2 • Server 2012 • Server 2012 R2
• Win10... • Home • Pro
• Win8.x... • Core • Pro
• Win7..... • Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Pro • Ultimate
• Vista..... • Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Business • Ultimate

Objective - add $oem$ folder to .iso /usb.

• $oem$ method can be used to apply activation & manufacturer brand to your Win10 • Win 8.x • Win 7 • Vista '.iso'/usb
• NOTE:- PC needs (Win8.x and Win10 'OEM-DM' • Win7 '2.1 slic' • Vista '2.0 slic') bios to apply genuine oem activation.
• Project includes optional Telemetry disabling for all supported OS's and adds domains to block through hosts file.

How To:
Win8.x|Win10
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and add custom 'ei.cfg' file to the same 'sources' folder and edit|save iso. Windows will install the edition identified from 'ei.cfg' file. (Project 'Options' folder includes 'ei.cfg' instructions). OOBE.cmd will call tool that will extract embedded 'OEM-DM' key from bios (if exists), and apply the serial during installation.

Win7
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and delete the 'ei.cfg' file from the same 'sources' folder and edit|save iso... during install you will have option to select the edition of 'Win7' you want installed (ie. Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Pro • Ultimate)... if you don't delete 'ei.cfg' file, that's OK, just means Ultimate will install by default.

Vista
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and delete the 'PID.txt' file (if exists) from the same 'sources' folder and edit|save iso... during install you will have option to select the edition of 'Vista' you want installed (ie. Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Business • Ultimate)... if you don't delete 'PID.txt' file, that's OK, just means serial used on that file will determine edition installed.

• Please read the 'readme' files included in the download folder, for additional information.
• "UltraISO" recommended to edit|save your .iso, preserving 'bootable' image.

Editions for OEM Activation:
• Win10.. • Technical Preview • Consumer Preview
• Win8.x... • Core • Pro
• Win7.... • Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Pro • Ultimate
• Vista.... • Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Business • Ultimate
• (Vista-Win10) If not known edition, branding only takes place.

Objective - add $oem$ folder to .iso /usb.

• $oem$ method can be used to apply activation & manufacturer brand to your Win10 • Win 8.x • Win 7 • Vista '.iso'/usb
• NOTE:- PC needs (Win8.x and Win10 'OEM-DM' • Win7 '2.1 slic' • Vista '2.0 slic') bios to apply genuine oem activation.

How To:
Win 10
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and edit|save iso. OOBE.cmd (Install.cmd) will extract embedded 'OEM-DM' serial from bios (if exists), and apply the serial during installation.
Win8.1
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and add custom 'ei.cfg' file to the same 'sources' folder and edit|save iso. Windows will install the edition identified from 'ei.cfg' file. (Project 'Options' folder includes 'ei.cfg' instructions). OOBE.cmd (Install.cmd) will extract embedded 'OEM-DM' serial from bios (if exists), and apply the serial during installation.
Win8.0
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and edit|save iso. Windows will install the edition that matches the embedded 'OEM-DM' serial in your bios (if exists).
Win7
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and delete the 'ei.cfg' file from the same 'sources' folder and edit|save iso... during install you will have option to select the edition of 'Win7' you want installed (ie. Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Pro • Ultimate)... if you don't delete 'ei.cfg' file, that's OK, just means Ultimate will install by default.
Vista
Place the downloaded '$oem$' folder in the 'sources' folder of your 'clean' iso, and delete the 'PID.txt' file (if exists) from the same 'sources' folder and edit|save iso... during install you will have option to select the edition of 'Vista' you want installed (ie. Starter • Home Basic • Home Premium • Business • Ultimate)... if you don't delete 'PID.txt' file, that's OK, just means serial used on that file will determine edition installed.

• Please read the 'readme' files included in the download folder, for additional information
• UltraISO recommended to edit|save your .iso, preserving 'bootable' image

Included link for images to be used with System Brand Changer if users prefer using a desktop branding tool with a nice gui, created by Alphawaves.

Whats New:
+ Updated DMI checking routines to be more efficent when checking for a specific OEM brand name. Example: Aorus, Clevo etc.
+ Updated/separated the Windows 10/11 TitleBar and Hilight routines to show clearer what the settings used are/do etc.
+ Added 'Default' to the TitleBar color selection. This leaves the TitleBar colorizaion to what the OS decides either via the theme in use or by the defaults set by m$.
+ Added remove/block 'Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser', this can also affect detecting to upgrade to a later OS/Build as it stops information being sent back to the m$ servers to determine what OS you have and if allowed/possible to upgrade to a newer OS/Build.
+ Fixed an issue with the 'Your Phone' app not being operative if the block OS adverts option was enabled or if the option to remove all 'safe' apps which could at times affect the 'Phone' app too.
+ The 'Phone' app is now *only* disabled/removed *IF* the option to remove the 'Phone' app is selected.
+ Various internal code tweaks to make MRP run smoother.

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