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<li><p>As stated above, you can copy the <code>$OEM$</code> folder to <li><p>As stated above, you can copy the <code>$OEM$</code> folder to
your bootable USB so you don’t have to edit the ISO file. However, if your bootable USB so you don’t have to edit the ISO file. However, if
you need to, then follow the steps below.</p></li> you need to, then follow the steps below.</p></li>
<li><p>Extract the ISO file with an archive software like 7-zip or <li><p>Download <a href="https://www.anyburn.com/anyburn.zip">AnyBurn
Winrar and <strong>rename the extracted folder</strong> to something Free Portable</a> and extract this zip file</p></li>
else so that the ISO and extracted folder names are not the same in the <li><p>Run the file named
same directory (Otherwise MakeISO.reg will replace your ISO with <code>AnyBurn(64-bit)\AnyBurn.exe</code></p></li>
modified ISO).</p></li> <li><p>Select the option named <code>Edit image file</code></p></li>
<li><p>Add the mentioned folder to the specified location.</p></li> <li><p>Follow the on-screen instructions and add the <code>$OEM$</code>
<li><p>Run <a folder to the <code>sources</code> folder so that the directory will
href="https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1733596">MakeISO.reg</a> by appear like this: <code>\sources\$OEM$</code></p></li>
Aveyo. <a href="https://pixeldrain.com/u/sKEdjFJA">Mirror</a>.</p></li> <li><p>Save the ISO, that’s it.</p></li>
<li><p>Right-click on the extracted ISO folder and select
<code>MakeISO</code> option.</p></li>
<li><p>That’s it.</p></li>
</ul> </ul>
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- As stated above, you can copy the `$OEM$` folder to your bootable USB so you don't have to edit the ISO file. However, if you need to, then follow the steps below. - As stated above, you can copy the `$OEM$` folder to your bootable USB so you don't have to edit the ISO file. However, if you need to, then follow the steps below.
- Extract the ISO file with an archive software like 7-zip or Winrar and **rename the extracted folder** to something else so that the ISO and extracted folder names are not the same in the same directory (Otherwise MakeISO.reg will replace your ISO with modified ISO). - Download [AnyBurn Free Portable](https://www.anyburn.com/anyburn.zip) and extract this zip file
- Add the mentioned folder to the specified location. - Run the file named `AnyBurn(64-bit)\AnyBurn.exe`
- Run [MakeISO.reg](https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1733596) by Aveyo. [Mirror](https://pixeldrain.com/u/sKEdjFJA). - Select the option named `Edit image file`
- Right-click on the extracted ISO folder and select `MakeISO` option. - Follow the on-screen instructions and add the `$OEM$` folder to the `sources` folder so that the directory will appear like this: `\sources\$OEM$`
- That's it. - Save the ISO, that's it.
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