This utility is a successor of the 'Vista OEM Activation Backup' i crafted up in 2008. OEMDump is designed to make a backup of everything needed to do a clean install of Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 (R2) allowing you still be able to use the OEM preactivation Mechanism. Updated version available, see: What is OEMDump? The program will backup the following files:.
All activation Windows 7-8-10 v17.0 is Here! All activation Windows All the activation methods in this distribution are tested after the “anti-piracy” update. Apr 09, 2014 Where do you get the windows marker file to be added to BIOS. Looking for tools (OATool.exe) to create the OEM Publuc Key and Windows Marker file found in the ACPI Slic table? First you need to be a Microsoft Partner and qualify to be a Direct OEM Partner. After this has been met, you can talk with your Account Rep to find out what you need to.
OEM Certificate. OEM SLP Product Key. OEM SLIC What is needed to successfully use this program? A OEM vendor system that came pre-installed with Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 (R2). You can check if your system is preactivated by using Microsoft.
If reports your systems Product ID Type as: OEM SLP your system uses the preactivation mechanism and you are good to go. Further system requirements. Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 (R2). Administrator Privileges to execute the program How to use these files after a clean install?.
During Windows setup use the backup product key. After setup completes import the OEM Certificate by running this command from a Command Prompt started with Administrator Privileges: (right click - Run as administrator) C: Windows System32 cscript slmgr.vbs -ilc PATH to XRM-MS File. The BIOS SLIC table is not really required to re-preactivated your system, i included it just for safekeeping incase a BIOS update makes you loose activation. Download: Credits for this utility go out to.
You definitely know how to code utilities! I run a computer repair shop and I often need to restore activated OEM loads. Having a repository of certs and keys is easy as they are readily available, however, a command line unattended way to restore OEM activation for all brands is needed in that it would save time and could even be made part of the OS install. I've put just such a script together using your OEM Dump utility.
Slic Toolkit Windows 7
Only your utility will essentially report the slic level from the command prompt. With this I can run one script and, if the key and cert are on file, correctly and quickly re-activate a Windows Vista or 7 OS reload. Of course, in this case, I have to parse the.BIN file name to get teh info what I need. Have you ever thought about a command line utility that would report just the BIOS slic level? I'm thinking it would simply report 2.0 or 2.1 or none. Either echoing to the console or populate an environment variable.
Slic Windows 10
What do you think? Also, do you know if there is a way to determine the slic level of a cert file just by examing the contents? Posted by on Oct 31 2011 19:52.