A setting for displaying colors on the target computer. The property can contain numeric digits and corresponds to the color quality setting. In the example, 32 indicates 32 bits per pixel for color quality. This value is inserted into the appropriate configuration settings in Unattend.txt or Sysprep.inf for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 or in Unattend.xml for Windows Vista and later operating systems.

Note   The default values (in the template files Unattend.txt, Sysprep.inf, and Unattend.xml) are 1,024 pixels horizontal resolution, 768 pixels vertical resolution, 32-bit color depth, and 60 Hertz (Hz) vertical refresh rate.

 

Property configured by			Property applies to
BootStrap.ini			LTI	˜
CustomSettings.ini	˜
MDT DB	˜		ZTI	˜

 

Value	Description
bits_per_pixel	The number of bits per pixel to use for color. The default value is the default for the operating system being deployed.

 

Example
[Settings] Priority=Default   [Default] BitsPerPel=32 VRefresh=60 XResolution=1024 YResolution=768

 

Related Topics

Property Definition