Let Windows 7 reproduce XP Classic: Skip Account Settings

Users familiar with Windows 7 should know that during each installation, users must set an account name, otherwise they will not be able to continue installation. As a result, many users think of Windows XP. During the installation of Windows XP, users can directly use the built-in administrator account without setting up new users.

If you want Windows 7 to reproduce the "classic installation" of Windos XP system, you can try the following method:

First, create a new notebook and copy the following code:

CD /D %windir%System32oobe

icacls audit.exe /save auditAcl

TAKEOWN /F audit.exe

icacls audit.exe /grant Administrators:F

DEL audit.exe

COPY ..svchost.exe audit.exe

icacls . /restore auditAcl

DEL auditAcl

NET USER Administrator /active:yes

REAGENTC.EXE /enable /auditmode

Save this text as a "SetAdmin.cmd" file after copying.

Please note that it is best not to save the above files to the system disk where Windows 7 is installed.

Next, please follow the normal process to install Windows 7. When the user name and computer name setting dialog box appears in the installer, press the key combination "Shift+Ctrl+F3". After the computer restarts into the system, Windows 7 will pop up a prompt box, please select "Cancel". Automatically restart, when you enter the desktop, a dialog box will pop up, click the "Cancel" button.

Finally, find and double-click the "SetAdmin.cmd" file you just saved. (Subsequent operations can be prompted by the system)