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OEM File - What is a .oem file and how do I open it?
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What is a OEM file? Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) file used during the text-mode setup of Windows operating systems; contains a list of hardware components, files to copy for each hardware component, and a list of registry keys and values to create for each component.
More Information OEM files are commonly used to bootstrap Windows operating systems load specific device drivers. A common OEM file that is used in Windows setup is called txtsetup.oem .
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.OEM File Extension
2 file types use the .oem file extension.
OEM Setup File
| Developer | Microsoft |
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3.7 | 7 Votes |
What is a OEM file?
Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) file used during the text-mode setup of Windows operating systems; contains a list of hardware components, files to copy for each hardware component, and a list of registry keys and values to create for each component.
More Information
OEM files are commonly used to bootstrap Windows operating systems load specific device drivers. A common OEM file that is used in Windows setup is called txtsetup.oem .
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Category: Settings Files
Updated: January 12, 2010
OEMEdit Save File
| Developer | McSherry Hardware UK |
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2.5 | 2 Votes |
File created by OEMEdit, a program used for editing the OEM data on Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 systems; saves manufacturer and system model information, a reference to a logo graphic, and optional support information (telephone number, etc.); can be used for applying the same system information across multiple computers.
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You can apply an OEM edit by clicking the Save button on the OEMEdit interface. You can view the updated OEM information in the Windows Control Panel under System and Security → System.
NOTE: OEM files saved by OEMEdit do not use a filename prefix and are named .oem .
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Category: Data Files
Updated: June 18, 2012