Yes. I understand they are already scripts. Currently when our helpdesk images a pc, they have to go to my computer and activate windows, then open an office application for office to active as well. I would like to do a "run once" type of script that can run those scrips automatically after the...
I don't know much about VBscripts, but I am thinking one could help me with my situation. I am creating my companies corporate image and we have volume license keys for both products. I would to run a script that would active both Windows 7 and Office 2010 without having to manually do it.
I...
I'm not good at writing scripts. I kind of pieced that one together. Would it look something like this?
Set obj = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If obj.FileExists("C:\Windows\System32\sysprep\unattend.xml") Then
obj.DeleteFile("C:\Windows\System32\sysprep\unattend.xml")
Set obj =...
I have this script setup to delete an unattend file in windows after I sysprep a pc. I want the script to delete the file, and it does. BUT if the file isn't there for whatever reason, I want the script to skip the delete process and end without an error.
Set obj =...
I currently have a batch file (below) that runs fine, but when it prompts for the password it displays the text on the screen. Is there a script I can run that will hide/mask the password as its being typed? I am running this batch file in WinPE if that matters.
@ECHO OFF
::VARIABLES
SET...
I don't know much about scripting. That is something I just pieced together from searching the internet. So I am not sure about the converting question. The hex is different on every computer I register the software to.
If I export the binary key to a text file, I get all the hex numbers.
There is a license key in a registry folder for the program. If I delete the file, the information in the screen shot above is erased. If I add back a new license key with the same binary data as before, the program shows up as registered and everything works fine. The problem comes if I take...
I guess so. It doesn't sound like it's possible to do what I am asking through a vbscript.
I have tried using a vbscript to change the registry information, and it works, BUT the binary data changes from PC to PC, therefor I cannot use this method.
It not that big of a deal though. Thank you...
I would like to automate this in a script that I run on startup without having to open the display settings and tabbing over to the License tab. I don't know much about scripting, so any help is appreciated!
I guess what I am asking is for the script to go through these steps:
1. Open Screen...
I recently purchased a screensaver called AutoDraw. Everything works fine and dandy, but to make a long story short, I would like to know if there is a way that I could make a VBSCRIPT to fill out the username and password fields under the License tab for the screensaver?
I would need the...
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