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[Options]

Answer File = Oobeinfo.ini

The [Options] section contains entries for configuring which pages appear in Windows Welcome.

Entry Description
AdminPW Specifies whether to include the Administrator Password page in Windows Welcome.
AreaCode Specifies the local area code.
DefaultKeyboard Specifies the default keyboard value of the version of Microsoft® Windows® XP that you install.
DefaultLanguage Specifies the default language value of the version of Windows XP that you install.
DefaultRegion Specifies the default regional value of the version of Windows XP that you install.
DisableCallWaiting Specifies whether to disable call waiting.
FontSmoothing Specifies whether to turn on anti-aliasing of fonts during Windows Welcome.
IMETutorial Specifies whether to include an Input Method Editor (IME) tutorial in Windows Welcome.
INTL_Settings Specifies whether to display the Regional and Keyboard Settings screen in Windows Welcome.
IntroOnly Specifies whether Windows Welcome proceeds to the Welcome page after the introductory video finishes.
JoinDomain Specifies whether to include the Join a Domain page in Windows Welcome.
MouseTutorial Specifies whether to include a mouse tutorial in Windows Welcome.
NoIspPreconfig Specifies whether to process the Internet settings file without displaying a welcome message (Ispsgnup.htm) to users.
OemCust Specifies whether to display Oemcust.htm to users.
OemEula Specifies whether to display the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) End-User License Agreement (EULA) to users.
OemEulaText Specifies the path and file name of a text file containing the OEM EULA.
OutsideLine Specifies the number that the Tapi object dials before dialing any telephone number.
SkipAutoUpdate Specifies whether to display the Help Protect Your PC page in Windows Welcome. This page enables end users to schedule Automatic Updates.
SupportPhoneNumber Specifies the telephone number for your product support that end users can call if they encounter problems during Setup.
TimeZone Specifies whether to display the time zone page in Windows Welcome.
TimeZoneValue Specifies the time zone of the computer.
TonePulse Specifies whether to use pulse dialing or tone dialing to dial a telephone modem.
USBKeyboard Specifies whether to check for the presence of a universal serial bus (USB) keyboard.
USBMouse Specifies whether to check for the presence of a USB mouse.
Use1394AsLan Specifies whether to use a 1394 connection as a local area network (LAN) connection.

Sample

This sample demonstrates one use of the [Options] section of Oobeinfo.ini.

[Options]
AdminPW = 1
AreaCode = "(425)"
DefaultKeyboard = 40a
DefaultLanguage = 80a
DefaultRegion = 166
DisableCallWaiting = 1
FontSmoothing = 1
IMETutorial = 0
INTL_Settings = 0
IntroOnly = 0
JoinDomain = 0
MouseTutorial = 0
NoIspPreconfig = 0
OemCust = 1
OemEula = 1
OemEulaText = "C:\Windows\System32\Oobe\Oemeula.txt"
OutsideLine = "9"
SkipAutoUpdate = 0
SupportPhoneNumber = "425-707-9790"
TimeZone = 0
TimeZoneValue = 030
TonePulse = 1
USBKeyboard = 0
USBMouse = 0
Use1394AsLan = 1

AdminPW

Specifies whether to include the Administrator Password page in Windows Welcome.

Syntax AdminPW = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not include the Administrator Password page in Windows Welcome.

1

Includes the Administrator Password page in Windows Welcome. (Default)
Example 
AdminPW = 0
Comments This option is not available in Windows XP Home Edition.

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AreaCode

Specifies the local area code.

Syntax AreaCode = area code
Values string

The string used to dial an outside line.

areacode

The local area code.
Example 
AreaCode = "425"

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DefaultKeyboard

Specifies the default keyboard value of the version of Windows XP that you install.

Syntax DefaultKeyboard = keyboard value
Value keyboard_value

The default keyboard value of the version of Windows XP that you install.

Index values corresponding to each language - Click here to see a table listing the numeric values corresponding to the keyboard languages.

This table lists the numeric values corresponding to the keyboards installed by default in Windows XP. Some of the following keyboards may be available only when you install support for East Asian languages or complex scripts.

Index Language
41c Albanian
0401 Arabic
042b Armenian
82c Azeri (Cyrillic)
42c Azeri (Latin)
423 Belarusian
1080c Belgian (Comma)
813 Belgian (Period)
80c Belgian French
402 Bulgarian
10402 Bulgarian (Latin)
1009 Canadian French
c0c Canadian French (Legacy)
11009 Canadian Multilingual Standard
0804 Chinese (Simplified)
0404 Chinese (Traditional)
41a Croatian
405 Czech
10405 Czech (QWERTY)
20405 Czech Programmers
406 Danish
0465 Divehi (Maldivian)
413 Dutch
0409 English
425 Estonian
438 Faeroese
0429 Farsi
40b Finnish
40c French
11809 Gaelic
0437 Georgian
407 German
10407 German (IBM)
408 Greek
10408 Greek (220)
30408 Greek (220) Latin
20408 Greek (319)
40408 Greek (319) Latin
50408 Greek Latin
60408 Greek Polytonic
040d Hebrew
0439 Hindi
40e Hungarian
1040e Hungarian 101
40f Icelandic
044d Indic-Assamese
0445 Indic-Bengali
0447 Indic-Gujarati
044b Indic-Kannada
044c Indic-Malayalam
0448 Indic-Oriya
0446 Indic-Punjabi
0449 Indic-Tamil
044a Indic-Telugu
1809 Irish
410 Italian
10410 Italian (142)
411 Japanese
43f Kazakh
0457 Konkani
0412 Korean (Hangul)
440 Kyrgyz (Cyrillic)
80a Latin American
426 Latvian
10426 Latvian (QWERTY)
10427 Lithuanian
427 Lithuanian IBM
42f Macedonian (FYROM)
044e Marathi
450 Mongolian (Cyrillic)
0861 Nepali
414 Norwegian
10415 Polish (214)
415 Polish (Programmers)
816 Portuguese
416 Portuguese (Brazilian ABNT)
10416 Portuguese (Brazilian ABNT2)
418 Romanian
419 Russian
10419 Russian (Typewriter)
044f Sanskrit
c1a Serbian (Cyrillic)
81a Serbian (Latin)
41b Slovak
1041b Slovak (QWERTY)
424 Slovenian
40a Spanish
1040a Spanish Variation
41d Swedish
100c Swiss French
807 Swiss German
045a Syriac
444 Tatar
041e Thai
1041f Turkish F
41f Turkish Q
422 Ukrainian
809 United Kingdom
409 United States
10409 United States (Dvorak)
30409 United States (Dvorak for left hand)
40409 United States (Dvorak for right hand)
20409 United States (International)
0420 Urdu
843 Uzbek (Cyrillic)
042a Vietnamese
Example 
DefaultKeyboard = 40a
Comments It is recommended that you preconfigure this entry and do not display the INTL_Settings page to the users unless you are uncertain of the country/region in which the computer will be purchased.

Any settings specified in the [RegionalSettings] section in Unattend.txt do not remain after you run Sysprep on the computer. If the first-run experience is Windows Welcome, use the DefaultKeyboard entry to configure the keyboard setting for the end user. If the first-run experience is Mini-Setup, set the appropriate values in the [RegionalSettings] section of Sysprep.inf.

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DefaultLanguage

Specifies the default language value of the version of Windows XP that you install.

Syntax DefaultLanguage = language value
Value language_value

The default language value of the version of Windows XP that you install.

Index values corresponding to each language - Click here to see a table listing the numeric values corresponding to the default languages.

This table lists the numeric values corresponding to the default languages.

Index Language
436 Afrikaans
41c Albanian
82c Azeri (Cyrillic)
42c Azeri (Latin)
42d Basque
423 Belarusian
402 Bulgarian
403 Catalan
41a Croatian
405 Czech
406 Danish
813 Dutch (Belgium)
413 Dutch (Netherlands)
c09 English (Australia)
2809 English (Belize)
1009 English (Canada)
2409 English (Caribbean)
1809 English (Ireland)
2009 English (Jamaica)
1409 English (New Zealand)
3409 English (Philippines)
1c09 English (South Africa)
2c09 English (Trinidad)
809 English (United Kingdom)
409 English (United States)
3009 English (Zimbabwe)
425 Estonian
438 Faeroese
40b Finnish
80c French (Belgium)
c0c French (Canada)
40c French (France)
140c French (Luxembourg)
180c French (Monaco)
100cFrench (Switzerland)
456Galician
c07 German (Austria)
407German (Germany)
1407German (Liechtenstein)
1007German (Luxembourg)
807German (Switzerland)
408Greek
40e Hungarian
40f Icelandic
421Indonesian
410Italian (Italy)
810Italian (Switzerland)
43f Kazakh
440Kyrgyz (Cyrillic)
426Latvian
427Lithuanian
42f Macedonian (FYROM)
83e Malay (Brunei Darussalam)
43e Malay (Malaysia)
450Mongolian (Cyrillic)
414Norwegian (Bokmal)
814Norwegian (Nynorsk)
415Polish
416Portuguese (Brazil)
816Portuguese (Portugal)
418Romanian
419Russian
c1aSerbian (Cyrillic)
81aSerbian (Latin)
41bSlovak
424Slovenian
2c0aSpanish (Argentina)
400aSpanish (Bolivia)
340aSpanish (Chile)
240aSpanish (Colombia)
140aSpanish (Costa Rica)
1c0aSpanish (Dominican Republic)
300aSpanish (Ecuador)
440aSpanish (El Salvador)
100aSpanish (Guatemala)
480aSpanish (Honduras)
80aSpanish (Mexico)
4c0aSpanish (Nicaragua)
180aSpanish (Panama)
3c0aSpanish (Paraguay)
280aSpanish (Peru)
500aSpanish (Puerto Rico)
40aSpanish (Spain)
380aSpanish (Uruguay)
200a Spanish (Venezuela)
441Swahili
41dSwedish
81d Swedish (Finland)
444Tatar
41f Turkish
422Ukrainian
843Uzbek (Cyrillic)
443Uzbek (Latin)

This table lists the numeric values corresponding to the East Asian languages.

Index Language
0404 Chinese (Taiwan)
0804 Chinese (PRC)
0c04 Chinese (Hong Kong SAR)
1004 Chinese (Singapore)
1404 Chinese (Macao SAR)
0411 Japanese
0412 Korean

This table lists the numeric values corresponding to the complex script languages.

Index Language
0801 Arabic (Iraq)
0c01 Arabic (Egypt)
1001 Arabic (Libya)
1401 Arabic (Algeria)
1801 Arabic (Morocco)
1c01 Arabic (Tunisia)
2001 Arabic (Oman)
2401 Arabic (Yemen)
2801 Arabic (Syria)
2c01 Arabic (Jordan)
3001 Arabic (Lebanon)
3401 Arabic (Kuwait)
3801 Arabic (UAE)
3c01 Arabic (Bahrain)
4001 Arabic (Qatar)
042b Armenian
040d Hebrew
0439 Hindi
0457 Konkani
044f Sanskrit
0449 Tamil
041e Thai
0420 Urdu
042a Vietnamese
Example 
DefaultLanguage = 80a
Comments It is recommended that you preconfigure this entry and do not display the INTL_Settings page to the users unless you are uncertain of the country/region in which the computer will be purchased.

Any settings specified in the [RegionalSettings] section in Unattend.txt do not remain after you run Sysprep on the computer. If the first-run experience is Windows Welcome, use the DefaultLanguage entry to configure the language setting for the end user. If the first-run experience is Mini-Setup, set the appropriate values in the [RegionalSettings] section of Sysprep.inf.

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DefaultRegion

Specifies the default regional value of the version of Windows XP that you install.

Syntax DefaultRegion = region value
Value region_value

The default regional value of the version of Windows XP you are installing.

Index values corresponding to each region or location - Click here to see a table listing the numeric values corresponding to the default regions or locations.

This table lists the numeric values corresponding to the default regions or locations.

Index Region or Location
3 Transitional Islamic State of Afghanistan
6 Albania
4Algeria
10 American Samoa
8Andorra
9Angola
300Anguilla
301Antarctica
2Antigua and Barbuda
11Argentina
7Armenia
302Aruba
303Ascension Island
304Ashmore and Cartier Islands
12Australia
14Austria
5Azerbaijan
22Bahamas, The
17Bahrain
305Baker Island
23Bangladesh
18Barbados
29Belarus
21Belgium
24Belize
28Benin
20Bermuda
34Bhutan
26Bolivia
25Bosnia and Herzegovina
19Botswana
306Bouvet Island
32Brazil
114British Indian Ocean Territory
37Brunei
35Bulgaria
245Burkina Faso
38Burundi
40Cambodia
49Cameroon
39Canada
57Cape Verde
307Cayman Islands
55Central African Republic
41Chad
308Channel Islands
46Chile
45China
309Christmas Island
310Clipperton Island
311Cocos (Keeling) Islands
51Colombia
50Comoros
43Congo
44Congo (DRC)
312Cook Islands
313Coral Sea Islands
54Costa Rica
119C⌠te dÆIvoire
108Croatia
56Cuba
59Cyprus
75Czech Republic
61Denmark
314Diego Garcia
62Djibouti
63Dominica
65Dominican Republic
7299303Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste
66Ecuador
67Egypt
72El Salvador
69Equatorial Guinea
71Eritrea
70Estonia
73Ethiopia
315Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)
81Faroe Islands
78Fiji Islands
77Finland
84France
317French Guiana
318French Polynesia
319French Southern and Antarctic Lands
87Gabon
86Gambia, The
88Georgia
94Germany
89Ghana
90Gibraltar
98Greece
93Greenland
91Grenada
321Guadeloupe
322Guam
323Guantanamo Bay
99Guatemala
324Guernsey
100Guinea
196Guinea-Bissau
101Guyana
103Haiti
325Heard Island and McDonald Islands
106Honduras
104Hong Kong SAR
326Howland Island
109Hungary
110Iceland
113India
111Indonesia
116Iran
121Iraq
68Ireland
117Israel
118Italy
124Jamaica
125Jan Mayen
122Japan
327Jarvis Island
328Jersey
127Johnston Atoll
126Jordan
137Kazakhstan
129Kenya
329Kingman Reef
133Kiribati
134Korea
136Kuwait
130Kyrgyzstan
138Laos
140Latvia
139Lebanon
146Lesotho
142Liberia
148Libya
145Liechtenstein
141Lithuania
147Luxembourg
151Macao SAR
19618Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
149Madagascar
156Malawi
167Malaysia
165Maldives
157Mali
163Malta
15126Man, Isle of
199Marshall Islands
330Martinique
162Mauritania
160Mauritius
331Mayotte
166Mexico
80Micronesia
21242Midway Islands
152Moldova
158Monaco
154Mongolia
332Montserrat
159Morocco
168Mozambique
27Myanmar
254Namibia
180Nauru
178Nepal
333Netherlands Antilles
176Netherlands, The
334New Caledonia
183New Zealand
182Nicaragua
173Niger
175Nigeria
335Niue
336Norfolk Island
131North Korea
337Northern Mariana Islands
177Norway
164Oman
190Pakistan
195Palau
184Palestinian Authority
338Palmyra Atoll
192Panama
194Papua New Guinea
185Paraguay
187Peru
201Philippines
339Pitcairn Islands
191Poland
193Portugal
202Puerto Rico
197Qatar
198Reunion
200Romania
340Rota Island
203Russia
204Rwanda
341Saipan
259Samoa
214San Marino
233Sπo TomΘ and Prφncipe
205Saudi Arabia
210Senegal
208Seychelles
213Sierra Leone
215Singapore
143Slovakia
212Slovenia
30Solomon Islands
216Somalia
209South Africa
342South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
217Spain
42Sri Lanka
343St. Helena
207St. Kitts and Nevis
218St. Lucia
206St. Pierre and Miquelon
248St. Vincent and the Grenadines
219Sudan
181Suriname
220Svalbard
260Swaziland
221Sweden
223Switzerland
222Syria
237Taiwan
229Tajikistan
239Tanzania
227Thailand
346Tinian Island
232Togo
347Tokelau
231Tonga
225Trinidad and Tobago
348Tristan da Cunha
234 Tunisia
235 Turkey
238 Turkmenistan
349 Turks and Caicos Islands
236 Tuvalu
240 Uganda
241 Ukraine
224 United Arab Emirates
242 United Kingdom
244 United States
246 Uruguay
247 Uzbekistan
174 Vanuatu
253 Vatican City
249 Venezuela
251 Vietnam
252 Virgin Islands
351 Virgin Islands, British
258 Wake Island
352 Wallis and Futuna
261 Yemen
269 Serbia and Montenegro
263a Zambia
264 Zimbabwe
Example 
DefaultRegion = 166
Comments It is recommended that you preconfigure this entry and do not display the INTL_Settings page to the users unless you are uncertain of the country/region in which the computer will be purchased.

Any settings specified in the [RegionalSettings] section in Unattend.txt do not remain after you run Sysprep on the computer. If the first-run experience is Windows Welcome, use the DefaultRegion entry to configure the region setting for the end user. If the first-run experience is Mini-Setup, set the appropriate values in the [RegionalSettings] section of Sysprep.inf.

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DisableCallWaiting

Specifies whether to disable call waiting.

Syntax DisableCallWaiting = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not disable call waiting. (Default)

1

Disables call waiting.
Example 
DisableCallWaiting = 1
Comments DisableCallWaiting is available mainly for testing purposes.

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FontSmoothing

Specifies whether to turn on anti-aliasing of fonts during Windows Welcome.

Syntax FontSmoothing = 0 | 1
Values 0

Turns off anti-aliasing of fonts during Windows Welcome.

1

Turns on anti-aliasing of fonts during Windows Welcome. (Default)
Example 
FontSmoothing = 0
Comments FontSmoothing affects only the appearance of screen fonts in Windows Welcome. This setting does not change the display settings of the Windows desktop.

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IMETutorial

Specifies whether to include an Input Method Editor (IME) tutorial in Windows Welcome.

Syntax IMETutorial = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not include an Input Method Editor (IME) tutorial in Windows Welcome. (Default)

1

Includes an IME tutorial in Windows Welcome.
Example 
IMETutorial = 0
Comments You may create a custom IME tutorial for the Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean versions of Windows if your license agreement permits this. Microsoft does not provide a default IME tutorial.

To determine the value of IMETutorial programmatically, use the Directions.get_DoIMETutorial method.

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INTL_Settings

Specifies whether to display the Regional and Keyboard Settings screen in Windows Welcome.

Syntax INTL_Settings = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not display the Regional and Keyboard Settings screen in Windows Welcome. (Default)

1

Displays the Regional and Keyboard Settings screen in Windows Welcome.
Example 
INTL_Settings = 0
Comments It is recommended that you preconfigure the DefaultKeyboard, DefaultLanguage, and DefaultRegion settings and do not display the Regional and Keyboard Settings page to the users unless you are uncertain of the country/region in which the computer will be purchased.

If you have preconfigured the regional and keyboard settings, then the Regional and Keyboard Settings page in Windows Welcome does not appear. If any values on this screen are invalid, then the screen appears to the end user.

To determine the value of the Regional and Keyboard Settings page programmatically, use the Directions.get_DoRegionalKeyboard method.

The behavior of the Regional and Keyboard Settings page is as follows:

  • If the page does not appear (default) and you preconfigure the values in Setup Manager, then the values apply without user input.
  • If the page appears and you preconfigure the defaults, then the preconfigured values appear to the user, who can then modify the values.
  • If the page does not appear (default) and you do not preconfigure any values, then the defaults for the particular language apply without user input. For example, an English system sold in Australia would have the United States default settings.
  • If the page appears but you do not preconfigure the defaults, then the defaults for the installed language appear to the user, who can then modify the values.

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IntroOnly

Specifies whether Windows Welcome proceeds to the Welcome page after the introductory video finishes.

IntroOnly only applies to the retail version of Windows Welcome. In OEM installations of Windows, Sysprep sets the entry of IntroOnly to 0.

Syntax IntroOnly = 0 | 1
Values 0

Windows Welcome proceeds to the Welcome page after the introductory video finishes playing.

1

Windows Welcome ends after the introductory video finishes playing. (Default)
Example 
IntroOnly = 0
Comments IntroOnly is set to 1 if the computer is joined to a domain during Setup.

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JoinDomain

Specifies whether to include the Join a Domain page in Windows Welcome.

Syntax JoinDomain = 0 | 1
Values [string, joindomain] 0

Does not include the Join a Domain page in Windows Welcome.

1

Includes the Join a Domain page in Windows Welcome. (Default)
Example 
JoinDomain = 0
Comments This option is not available in Windows XP Home Edition.

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MouseTutorial

Specifies whether to include a mouse tutorial in Windows Welcome.

Syntax MouseTutorial = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not include a mouse tutorial in Windows Welcome. (Default)

1

Includes the sample HTML-based mouse tutorial in Windows Welcome.
Example 
MouseTutorial = 1
Comments If you configured your computer with a pointing device other than a standard desktop mouse, set MouseTutorial to 2 and modify the old HTML mouse tutorial pages.

To determine the value of MouseTutorial programmatically, use the Directions.get_DoMouseTutorial method.

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NoIspPreconfig

Specifies whether to process the Internet settings file without displaying a welcome message (Ispsgnup.htm) to users.

Syntax NoIspPreconfig = 0 | 1
Values 0

Windows Welcome displays a welcome message. (Default)

1

Windows Welcome does not display a welcome message.
Example 
NoIspPreconfig = 1

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OemCust

Specifies whether to display Oemcust.htm to users.

Syntax OemCust = 0 | 1
Values 0

Windows Welcome does not display Oemcust.htm. (Default)

1

Windows Welcome displays Oemcust.htm.
Example 
OemCust = 1

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OemEula

Specifies whether to display the OEM End User License Agreement (EULA) to users.

Syntax OemEula = 0 | 1
Values 0

Windows Welcome does not display the OEM EULA. (Default)

1

Windows Welcome displays the OEM EULA.
Example 
OemEula = 1
Comments To use this option, you must also enable the OemEulaText option.

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OemEulaText

Specifies the path and file name of a text file containing the OEM EULA.

Syntax OemEulaText = path and file name
Values path and file name

The path and file name of a text file containing the OEM EULA (for example, C:\Windows\System32\Oobe\Oemeula.txt).
Example 
OemEulaText = C:\Windows\System32\Oobe\Oemeula.txt
Comments To use this option, you must also enable the OemEula option. The Microsoft EULA appears on top; the OEM EULA appears underneath it.

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OutsideLine

Specifies the number that the Tapi object dials before dialing any telephone number.

Syntax OutsideLine = number
Value prefix

The number that the Tapi object dials before dialing any telephone number.
Example 
OutsideLine = "9"

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SkipAutoUpdate

Specifies whether to display the Help Protect Your PC page in Windows Welcome. This page enables end users to schedule Automatic Updates.

Syntax SkipAutoUpdate = 0 | 1
Values 0

Displays the Help Protect Your PC page in Windows Welcome. (Default)

1

Hides the Help Protect Your PC page in Windows Welcome, and no settings are sent to Automatic Updates.
Example 
SkipAutoUpdate = 0
Comments If this option is missing, or if SkipAutoUpdate = 0, the Help Protect Your PC page displays in Windows Welcome. OEMs are required to display the Help Protect Your PC page. Only IT corporate administrators may use SkipAutoUpdate to hide this page.

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SupportPhoneNumber

Specifies the telephone number for your product support that end users can call if they encounter problems during Setup.

Syntax SupportPhoneNumber = phone number
Value phone

The phone number for your product support that the end user can call if they encounter problems during Setup.
Example 
SupportPhoneNumber = "425-707-9790"
Comments To determine the value of SupportPhoneNumber programmatically, use the GetSupportPhoneNum method.

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TimeZone

Specifies whether to display the time zone page in Windows Welcome.

Syntax TimeZone = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not display the time zone page in Windows Welcome. (Default)

1

Displays the time zone page in Windows Welcome.
Example 
TimeZone = 1
Comments If you want to preconfigure the time zone setting, do not use TimeZone = 1. Instead, use TimeZoneValue.

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TimeZoneValue

Specifies the time zone of the computer.

Syntax TimeZoneValue = numeric value
Value index

Index values corresponding to each time zone - Click here to see a table listing the numeric values corresponding to the time zones.

This table lists the numeric values corresponding to the time zones.

Index Time Zone Display
000 Dateline Standard Time (GMT-12:00) International Date Line West
001 Samoa Standard Time (GMT-11:00) Midway Island, Samoa
002 Hawaiian Standard Time (GMT-10:00) Hawaii
003 Alaskan Standard Time (GMT-09:00) Alaska
004 Pacific Standard Time (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US and Canada); Tijuana
010 Mountain Standard Time (GMT-07:00) Mountain Time (US and Canada)
013 Mexico Standard Time 2 (GMT-07:00) Chihuahua, La Paz, Mazatlan
015 U.S. Mountain Standard Time (GMT-07:00) Arizona
020 Central Standard Time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US and Canada)
025 Canada Central Standard Time (GMT-06:00) Saskatchewan
030 Mexico Standard Time (GMT-06:00) Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey
033 Central America Standard Time (GMT-06:00) Central America
035 Eastern Standard Time (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada)
040 U.S. Eastern Standard Time (GMT-05:00) Indiana (East)
045 S.A. Pacific Standard Time (GMT-05:00) Bogota, Lima, Quito
050 Atlantic Standard Time (GMT-04:00) Atlantic Time (Canada)
055 S.A. Western Standard Time (GMT-04:00) Caracas, La Paz
056 Pacific S.A. Standard Time (GMT-04:00) Santiago
060 Newfoundland and Labrador Standard Time (GMT-03:30) Newfoundland and Labrador
065 E. South America Standard Time (GMT-03:00) Brasilia
070 S.A. Eastern Standard Time (GMT-03:00) Buenos Aires, Georgetown
073 Greenland Standard Time (GMT-03:00) Greenland
075 Mid-Atlantic Standard Time (GMT-02:00) Mid-Atlantic
080 Azores Standard Time (GMT-01:00) Azores
083 Cape Verde Standard Time (GMT-01:00) Cape Verde Islands
085 GMT Standard Time (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London
090 Greenwich Standard Time (GMT) Casablanca, Monrovia
095 Central Europe Standard Time (GMT+01:00) Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Ljubljana, Prague
100 Central European Standard Time (GMT+01:00) Sarajevo, Skopje, Warsaw, Zagreb
105 Romance Standard Time (GMT+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris
110 W. Europe Standard Time (GMT+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
113 W. Central Africa Standard Time (GMT+01:00) West Central Africa
115 E. Europe Standard Time (GMT+02:00) Bucharest
120 Egypt Standard Time (GMT+02:00) Cairo
125 FLE Standard Time (GMT+02:00) Helsinki, Kiev, Riga, Sofia, Tallinn, Vilnius
130 GTB Standard Time (GMT+02:00) Athens, Istanbul, Minsk
135 Israel Standard Time (GMT+02:00) Jerusalem
140 South Africa Standard Time (GMT+02:00) Harare, Pretoria
145 Russian Standard Time (GMT+03:00) Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd
150 Arab Standard Time (GMT+03:00) Kuwait, Riyadh
155 E. Africa Standard Time (GMT+03:00) Nairobi
158 Arabic Standard Time (GMT+03:00) Baghdad
160 Iran Standard Time (GMT+03:30) Tehran
165 Arabian Standard Time (GMT+04:00) Abu Dhabi, Muscat
170 Caucasus Standard Time (GMT+04:00) Baku, Tbilisi, Yerevan
175 Transitional Islamic State of Afghanistan Standard Time (GMT+04:30) Kabul
180 Ekaterinburg Standard Time (GMT+05:00) Ekaterinburg
185 West Asia Standard Time (GMT+05:00) Islamabad, Karachi, Tashkent
190 India Standard Time (GMT+05:30) Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi
193 Nepal Standard Time (GMT+05:45) Kathmandu
195 Central Asia Standard Time (GMT+06:00) Astana, Dhaka
200 Sri Lanka Standard Time (GMT+06:00) Sri Jayawardenepura
201 N. Central Asia Standard Time (GMT+06:00) Almaty, Novosibirsk
203 Myanmar Standard Time (GMT+06:30) Yangon (Rangoon)
205 S.E. Asia Standard Time (GMT+07:00) Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta
207 North Asia Standard Time (GMT+07:00) Krasnoyarsk
210 China Standard Time (GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong SAR, Urumqi
215 Singapore Standard Time (GMT+08:00) Kuala Lumpur, Singapore
220 Taipei Standard Time (GMT+08:00) Taipei
225 W. Australia Standard Time (GMT+08:00) Perth
227 North Asia East Standard Time (GMT+08:00) Irkutsk, Ulaanbaatar
230 Korea Standard Time (GMT+09:00) Seoul
235 Tokyo Standard Time (GMT+09:00) Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo
240 Yakutsk Standard Time (GMT+09:00) Yakutsk
245 A.U.S. Central Standard Time (GMT+09:30) Darwin
250 Cen. Australia Standard Time (GMT+09:30) Adelaide
255 A.U.S. Eastern Standard Time (GMT+10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
260 E. Australia Standard Time (GMT+10:00) Brisbane
265 Tasmania Standard Time (GMT+10:00) Hobart
270 Vladivostok Standard Time (GMT+10:00) Vladivostok
275 West Pacific Standard Time (GMT+10:00) Guam, Port Moresby
280 Central Pacific Standard Time (GMT+11:00) Magadan, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia
285 Fiji Islands Standard Time (GMT+12:00) Fiji Islands, Kamchatka, Marshall Islands
290 New Zealand Standard Time (GMT+12:00) Auckland, Wellington
300 Tonga Standard Time (GMT+13:00) Nuku'alofa
Example 
TimeZoneValue = 013
Registry subkey HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\
    TimeZoneInformation\DaylightName
Comments If the entry is not present, the end user must select a time zone.

Note

  • If you do not configure a specific time zone setting, the default time zone depends on the language version of Windows that is installed. For example, in the Japanese version, the default time zone is "GMT+9 (Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo)."

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TonePulse

Specifies whether to use pulse dialing or tone dialing to dial a telephone modem.

Syntax TonePulse = 0 | 1
Values 0

Uses pulse dialing to dial a telephone modem. (Default)

1

Uses tone dialing to dial a telephone modem.
Example 
TonePulse = 0
Comments The default is 0 unless the Telephony API settings specify tone. If TAPI settings specify tone, then TonePulse defaults to 1.

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USBKeyboard

Specifies whether to check for the presence of a USB keyboard.

Syntax USBKeyboard = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not check for the presence of a USB keyboard. (Default)

1

Checks for the presence of a USB keyboard.
Example 
USBKeyboard = 1
Comments See comments following USBMouse.

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USBMouse

Specifies whether to check for the presence of a USB mouse.

Syntax USBMouse = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not check for the presence of a USB mouse. (Default)

1

Checks for the presence of a USB mouse.
Example 
USBMouse = 1
Comments If enabled, Windows Welcome performs the USB keyboard and mouse check before the Welcome screen appears. If the checks pass, then the Welcome screen appears. If one or both of the checks fail (meaning that a USB keyboard or mouse is not connected to the computer), Windows Welcome automatically displays the following error page:

ROOT:\Windows\System32\Oobe\Setup\Nousbkbd.htm (no keyboard)

ROOT:\Windows\System32\Oobe\Setup\Nousbms.htm (no mouse)

ROOT:\Windows\System32\Oobe\Setup\Nousbkm.htm (no keyboard and no mouse)

You need to modify these pages with information appropriate to each model of computer that you ship. Microsoft recommends that on these pages you display a picture or drawing showing the end user exactly where they need to plug in the keyboard and/or mouse.

Sample files for these pages are in: OPK:\Samples\Oobe\Oemhw

Note

  • Windows Welcome does not check for PS/2 or serial mice/keyboards.

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Use1394AsLan

Specifies whether to use a 1394 connection as a LAN connection.

Syntax Use1394AsLan = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not use 1394 connection as a LAN connection.

1

Uses 1394 connection as a LAN connection. (Default)
Example 
Use1394AsLan = 1

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