WINDOWS SERVER 2012 R2 $OEM$ PACK

[ExpertUser]

Hi,

We put together an $OEM$ Pack for Windows Server 2012 R2 to get it to a Workstation OS.

Basically it works like the $OEM$ Packs that we released for Windows Server 2008 R2.

Some changes were necessary and we managed to get it working properly.

We added themes to it, as you know Server Editions do not come with nice wallpaper.

Please feel free to post feedback and requests.

What does it do your Server 2012 R2 release :

-> Enabled Windows Audio
-> Enabled .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
-> Enabled Desktop Experience
-> Enabled Themes
-> Enabled Audio
-> Enabled Wireless Networking
-> Enabled Server Backup

-> Disabled IE Enhanced Security Configuration
-> Disabled Complex Password
-> Disabled Password Expiration
-> Disabled CTRL+ALT+DEL at Start up
-> Disabled Shutdown Event Tracker

-> Set Performance to Programs

-> Added DirectX Jun2010 Redist

-> NOT INCLUDED : MICROSOFT SERVER CONVERTER.

This packs works also on Server 2012.

Some pictures :

Download link :

https://mega.co.nz/#F!ME4BwZjK!WRaaZG9s5TMAggrTeMfavw

http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/35693801/file.html

Have fun.

ExpertUser and Team

[Anonymous]

Hi ExpertUser, any chance of a second host, mega does not seem to like certain browsers.

[Anonymous]

@coldbloc wrote:

Hi ExpertUser, any chance of a second host, mega does not seem to like certain browsers.

Check post there is a 2nd host.

🙂

[Anonymous]

The difference between the 2 versions?
[attachment=0:331mcdh3]2 versions.jpg[/attachment:331mcdh3]Is this meant to be used instead of
MICROSOFT SERVER CONVERTER 2012 R2
or along with it?
Thanks

[Anonymous]

@d333 wrote:

The difference between the 2 versions?
[attachment=0:1phwzhm9]2 versions.jpg[/attachment:1phwzhm9]Is this meant to be used instead of
MICROSOFT SERVER CONVERTER 2012 R2
or along with it?
Thanks

The difference between the folders is that one is for real testing and the other for Vmware since I added tools to folder.

Those folders are to be used along with MSC.

🙂

[Anonymous]

Ah, Vmware Tools already in there, nice.
So if we have WS2012R2 installed in a Vmware Player VM, then do we just run this ISO from that VM’s ROM drive? Or do we extract the ISO and copy ‘ paste somewhere?
Thanks

[Anonymous]

@d333 wrote:

Ah, Vmware Tools already in there, nice.
So if we have WS2012R2 installed in a Vmware Player VM, then do we just run this ISO from that VM’s ROM drive? Or do we extract the ISO and copy ‘ paste somewhere?
Thanks

You just need to install the OS in a Vmware 10 machine and in post install VM Tools will be automatically installed.

🙂

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