> It involves using rw-everything and looking at SLIC table version. There's a much easier method that automates all of that for you: the Multi-OEM/Retail Proj

> It involves using rw-everything and looking at SLIC table version. There's a much easier method that automates all of that for you: the Multi-OEM/Retail Project (MRP) [1]. This queries the SLIC or MSDM tables for you during the installation of Windows and enables you to create a single DVD or USB drive that works with OEM PCs from 131 different manufacturers. All you have to do is copy the included '$oem$' folder to the 'sources' folder of your Windows 10, 8.x, 7 or Windows Vista ISO/USB and it takes care of the rest. The MRP is designed to determine what motherboard manufacturer is fitted and find the DMI, (board information), to then check against a database to pick the right theme, logo's etc. Along side this, if the computer has either a MSDM key or SLIC within the bios, to check that against the database and attempt to allow LEGAL activation as the Computer's OEM suppliers would do. For those with a Windows 10 Digital Licence (HWID), or MSDM key your computer should auto-activate when you go online, providing you have installed the correct Edition for the HWID/MSDM key. [1] https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/multi-oem-retail-project-mrp-mk3.71555/ https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/multi-oem-retail-pr...