Hello William,
Hmm this should be working, I know other people have done this using that
article.
Is this after the reboot( after mini-setup)
All profiles retain the icons or just newly created profiles contain the
icons? Neither should but it may help to isolate why.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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<Thanks for the tips.
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<I tested this tip in
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328326
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<"To remove access by using Sysprep
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<To remove access to Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Windows Media
<Player, and Windows Messenger by using Sysprep:
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<1. Add a [Components] section to the Unattend.txt file that contains the
<following options:
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<[Components]
<OEAccess = Off
<WMPOCM = Off
<WMAccess = Off
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<2. Add the following command line to the [GuiRunOnce] section of
Sysprep.inf
<before you run Sysprep:
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<[GuiRunOnce]
<sysocmgr /i:%windir%\inf\sysoc.inf /u:unattend.txt /q /r /c /x"
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<But the Media player icon in still all over the user profile.
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<I am not sure if I used the Unattend.txt corretly. I just added the
<GuiRunOnce part to Sysprep.inf and created Unattend.txt to the Sysprep
<folder with section:
<[Components]
<OEAccess = Off
<WMPOCM = Off
<WMAccess = Off
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<Is this the right way to do this? If this is then there must be something
<else wrong because this didn't remove the Media player shortcuts.
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<Thanks
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<""Darrell Gorter[MSFT]"" <
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<> Hello William
<> The media player icons as well as some others should be able to be
<> controlled via unattended settings.
<> Refernce this article
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328326
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<> The copying of administrator's profile to default user is an SP2 item,
<> older versions of sysprep would do the same thing. It's part of
<> syssetup.dll, this was supposed to happen in Windows XP when it was
<> released. Renaming the administrator account may also resolve the
issues.
<> It only copies the "administrator" profile
<> this is the link to the article that refernces the QFE:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/887816
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<> I don't recall if sysprep cleans the hiberfil or pagefile or any of the
<> temp folders, inlcuding service pack temp folders which may reduce the
<> size
<> of the image,
<> Thanks,
<> Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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<> <Hello
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<> <I've been playing with sysprep for a few days now and I'm starting to
<> wonder
<> <what features to application actually has. Is there some documentation
<> about
<> <ALL the features?
<> <
<> <At first I thought that it's purpose was just cleat SID's and prepare
PnP
<> <for cloning but there seems to be other features too that I would like
to
<> <know about. Features like setting the systemwide default e-mail client
<> back
<> <to Outlook Express, creating Windows Media Player icons all over the
<> system,
<> <copying local admin profile to default user profile and propably some
<> <more...
<> <
<> <Theres also something else that sysprep does. I noticed when I created
an
<> <image from one PC without running sysprep and one after sysprep that
<> there's
<> <25% difference in the image file size. The image file was about 2000Mb
<> <without sysprep and about 1500Mb with sysprep.
<> <
<> <Thanks
<> <-Will
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