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OEM Preinstallation of

Windows XP Service Pack 2

John Straumann

Partner Technology Specialist

Microsoft Canada

[email protected]


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Agenda

SP 2 Value for System Builders Introduction to the OEM Preinstallation Kit

Overview of the Preinstallation Process

How to Obtain the OEM Preinstallation Kit and Windows

XP Service Pack 2

Installing the OPK Tools

How To Integrate Windows XP Service Pack 2 into an

existing OPK Tools Share

Running the System Preparation Tool

Whats New in OEM Preinstallation with Windows XP

Service Pack 2?


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SP2 Value for System Builders

The release of SP2 creates an opportunity foryou to conduct security audits with your customs

Upgrade existing systems to SP2 Upgrade older PCs to new ones with Windows XP

SP2

Upgrade small business networks to Windows SmallBusiness Server 2003 with Windows Update Servicesinstalled

Windows Security Center dramaticallyunderlines the need for AV software for yourcustomers This is a revenue opportunity for you

When your customers have SP2, theyre lesslikely to require support

Can increase your customer satisfaction Increase your credibility as reliable source of security


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OEM Preinstallation Kit Benefits

Benefits

Flexible

methodology

Enables you to choose compact disc-based, network-based, or peer-to-peer preinstallation methods

CustomizationEnables you to add shortcuts and brandinginformation to the operating system

Hardware flexibilityEnables you to preinstall drivers for devices that donot have built-in support in the operating system

Application

preinstallation

Allows you to preinstall software programs during theinstallation of Windows XP.

Audit capabilityEnables you to test preinstalled computers withoutinterrupting the preinstallation process

Easy to use and

saves build time

Wizard-like interface makes the OPK easy to setupand use and will save time compared to manualinstallations and adding apps/drivers.


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Common OEM Preinstallation Kit Terms

Term Definition

Technician computerThe computer on which you install the OEM SetupManager tool

Configuration SetA set of instructions and answer files that contains thepreinstallation configuration settings

Destination ComputerThe computer on which you preinstall Windows XP usingthe Windows Preinstallation Environment

ImageA picture or an exact duplicate of the original file andfolder structure of a preinstalled Windows XP machine

Master computer The computer that contains a master installation

Master installation A customized installation of Windows XP

Preinstallation The process of loading Windows XP onto new computers

End UserThe recipient of the computer that is manufactured by theOEM System Builder


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Overview of the Preinstallation Process

Technician

Computer Install OPK Tools

Stage or prepare applications Build configuration set

Copy Winbom.ini to floppy

disk, custom CD or USB flash

Start the computer with the Windows XP OPK CD

Insert Winbom.ini floppy disk at startup

Reseal the computer, or run Audit or Factory

mode to modify and then reseal

MasterComputer

Build an image of the installation and store it on the

technician computer, if desired

Deploy image from the technician computer onto

the destination computer(s)

Destination

Computers


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How do System Builders Receive the OPK?

The OPK is included FREEwith each multi-pack (3-pack or 30-pack) of Windows XPService Pack 2 that is purchased fromSystem Builder Channel Distributors

The OPK is not made available for download Authorized Distributors for every Region canbe found by visiting the System Builderwebsite:

http://oem.microsoft.com/script/DistributorPage.aspx


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How Do System Builders Receive WindowsXP Service Pack 2?

Windows XP Service Pack 2 Integrated CD is

available when purchasing System Builder

software from an Authorized Distributor

Service Pack 2 standalone executable will beavailable for download in all languages from

MS OEM System Builder website

http://www.microsoft.com/oem


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Installing the OPK Tools


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How To Integrate SP2 Into An ExistingWindows OPKTools ShareStep by Step

1. Obtain full XPSP2.EXEStandalone update file

2. Create folder on C:\called XPProforWindows XPProfessional andXPHomefor XP Home

3. Copy entire contents ofWindows XP Pro orHome CD into these

folders4. Open a command prompt

and type

5. XPSP2.EXE/integrate:C:\XPPro

6. When Service Pack 2has been completelyintegrated you will seeIntegrated install hascompleted successfully.

7. Now, go to ToolsManage Products in theSetup Manager tool

8. Click to Add in NewProduct files by

navigating to C:\XPProand C:\XPHome


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Running the OEM Setup Manager Tool

Start Windows

Preinstallation Kit

Setup Manager

Add Product files in to

be deployed

Same Setup Manager

tool can deploy

Windows XP, Windows

Server 2003 in alllanguages and skus

OEM Setup Manager


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Whats New In OEM Preinstallation

with Service Pack 2?


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Changes to Unattend.txt Answer File

[IEHardening]Section is NEW!

Entries have been added to the following additionalsections:

[Components]Section DisableSecurityCenterAlerts:Specifies whether to disable alerts from

Security Center.

IEHardenAdmin:Applies the Enhanced Security Configuration tomembers of the Administrators and Power Users groups.

IEHardenUser:Applies the Enhanced Security Configuration tomembers of the Restricted Users and Guests groups.

WbemCrrl:Specifies whether to install the Windows ManagementInstrumentation (WMI) event correlation component.

WbemFwrd:Specifies whether to install the Windows ManagementInstrumentation (WMI) event forwarding components.

WbemMSI:Specifies whether to install the Windows ManagementInstrumentation (WMI) Windows installer provider.


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Changes to Unattend.txt (Continued)

[Data]Section

AutomaticUpdates: Specifies whether to enable

Automatic Updates.

[GuiUnattended]Section EMSSkipUnattendProcessing:Prevents Windows

Setup from processing Unattend.txt or Sysprep.inf

during an unattended installation to an EMS server.

[Unattended]Section DUStopOnError:Specifies whether to stop the

Windows Update process when an error is detected.


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Changes to Sysprep.inf Answer File

[IEHardening]section (New!)

Entries have been added to the following section:

[GuiUnattended]section EMSSkipUnattendProcessing:Prevents Windows Setup

from processing Unattend.txt or Sysprep.inf during an

unattended installation to an EMS server.


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Goal and Strategy for Interim WinPE

Goal: Develop a version of WinPE that provides

additional support requested by partners to

allow deployment within factories thus

reducing the cost and time factors.

Strategy: Deliver an interim release version of WinPE to

allow testing and adoption within the factory

prior to Longhorn OS and OPK releases


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Interim Windows PreinstallationEnvironment

Windows PE is a minimal Windows system thatprovides limited services based on the Windows XPProfessional and the Windows Server 2003 kernels

Provides the minimal set of features required to

run Windows Setup, access and install operatingsystems from the network, script basic repetitivetasks, and validate hardware

Includes features and capabilities that eliminatedependencies on MS-DOS-based tools (such as

test and diagnostics tools), and provides aninfrastructure within Windows PE to install imagesand perform required tasks in the factory


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Kerberos

Distributed File Service STS

.NET Framework

MSMQ Transaction Service

ASP.NET

Smart Card

Windows Media Services

IIS

Active Directory

PKIVPN RAS

WMI

Windows Preinstallation EnvironmentWinPEWindows XP Pro

Directory/Security Services

Network Access Services

File/Print Services

Web Services

Media Services

Application Services

Programming Frameworks

Integrated Development

16/32-bit program support

Mass storage device support

Full networking

NTFS

Full APIs

Full Drivers

32/64-bit program support

Mass storage device support

Hardware (x64,IA64)

API subset

NTFS

TCPIP

Limited Drivers

Complete OS SolutionCustomizable Boot

Environment

WinPE is a scaled down version

Of Windows XP. It replaced

MSDOS in deployment and

diagnostic scenarios.

Forced reboot

Every 24 hours of uptime.


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Test applications on the systems you build

Give us usability feedback, especiallyaround the new Firewall and the

Security Center

Make security a high priority when

configuring & customizing new

PCsHelp us get the Windows XP

installed base updated with

SP2

Call to Action for OEM System Builders

Evaluate pre-installed applications using

Microsoft security guidelines


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Summary

Windows XP Service Pack 2 OEM Deployment

can be performed in exactly the same manner

as Windows XP Service Pack 1

Updated documentation is included in WindowsXP Service Pack 2

Windows Preinstallation Environment has been

Updated based on OEM System Builder

feedback


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Product Support Available To System BuildersWho Use The OEM Preinstallation Kit

MS OEM System Builder website:http://www.microsoft.com/oem

System Builder Free Support Newsgroups

http://oem.microsoft.com/script/contentpage.aspx?PageID=550460

E-mail Support for System [email protected]

OPK Top Issues Page

http://oem.microsoft.com/script/contentpage.aspx?PageID=520851

OPK Frequently Asked Questions Pagehttp://oem.microsoft.com/script/contentpage.aspx?pageid=514008

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