Tool: OSConfig Settings

OSConfig Main Page

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The main feature of OSConfig is the ability to modify Operating System but the use of Settings.

In this directory you can place the following file extensions:

• BAT
• CMD
• EXE
• REG
• PS1
• VBS
• All other extensions are ignored

Additionally, there are some naming rules that can be applied to file names:

• Files with “Sample” in the name Skipped
• Files with “Undo” in the name Skipped
• Files with “TSYes” in the name Applied if C:\_SMSTaskSequence\OSConfig\OSConfig.cmd does exists
• Files with “TSNo” in the name Applied if C:\_SMSTaskSequence\OSConfig\OSConfig.cmd does NOT exist
• Files with “Modern” in the name Applied if the Operating System is not Windows XP
• Files with “x86” in the name Applied if the Operating System is x86
• Files with “x64” in the name Applied if the Operating System is x64
• Files with “RunOnce” in the name Only applied once, then moved to C:\Windows\OSConfig\Settings\RunOnce

These will be discussed in more detail in separate posts

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