Sysprep Archive
Sysprep Was Not Able to Validate Your Windows Installation
The Sysprep utility is used to prepare a reference Windows image and its depersonalization, remove all unique identifiers (SID, GUID) from the system, which is necessary for its correct deployment on the corporate network (see our Sysprep Windows 10 Guide). In some cases, when you run the sysprep /generalize
Sysprep Windows 10 Machine: Step by Step Guide
In this article we will show you how to use PowerShell and Windows System Preparation Tool to prepare a highly customized, personal Windows 10 install image. Before starting the installation, we need to make sure that our computer or virtual machine is not connected to network, because Windows 10
Install WAIK supplement for Windows 7 SP1
WAIK Supplement These are instructions for installing the new The Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) for Windows 7 SP1. This is assuming that you have WAIK RTM already installed. Step 1 First you need to download the supplement ISO. waik_supplement_en-us.iso Step 2 Now you need to mount the WAIK
Sysprep a Windows 7 Machine – Start to Finish V2
This is version 2 of a step by step guide on Sysprepping a Windows 7 machine from start to finish. I cannot take full credit on this because my first article had so many helpful comments and discussions that this is simply a combination of all the good advice
Copy Taskbar Icons Windows 7 Sysprep v2
Sysprep – Copy Taskbar Icons Ok, you can thank a colleague of mine (Dinyero Johnson) for this new single vbs script that now copies the taskbar icons and deletes itself. The vbs script is a little nicer than version one (CMD) because it runs without any windows and in
Trouble deleting c:\winpe_x86 directory – DISM
If you forget to unmount a .WIM file it will lock itself on your HDD and you will be unable to delete it, or the C:\winpe_x86 directory. This process will remove those files using the command line. Trouble deleting the c:winpe_x86 directory Step 1 Launch CMD. Step 2 Type:
WinPE 3.1 Scripts
WinPE 3.1 Scripts This latest version was compiled on September 27th, 2012. This is the third update to our WinPE scripts. Please read our tutorial on DISM for using the files below to compile a functioning WinPE 3.1 environment. And also I would recommend reading our tutorial on Making
Formatting WinPE 3.1 Flash Drive – (DISM)
In my previous article I wrote about how to create the WinPE 3.1 environment, add drivers, mount the .WIM file, add batch scripts, etc. Here are the steps for creating the bootable flash drive. Step 1 Open up Command Prompt. You can do the first step within a normal
DISM Tool – WinPE 3.1 Boot Environment
This is the new tutorial for the recent release of WinPE 3.1. You can still read the old tutorial here. DISM Tool You will need the following to proceed: WAIK RTM : KB3AIK_EN.iso Version 3.0 (Read our Tutorial) Supplement for WAIK SP1 : waik_supplement_en-us.iso (Read our Tutorial) Bootable Flash
Install WAIK RTM for Windows 7
These are basic instructions for installing the Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) for Windows 7. Installing the Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) (Windows 7) Step 1 Download the WAIK RTM client (KB3AIK_EN.iso) for Windows 7. Step 2 Either mount the ISO with Pismo Mount or extract it with 7-zip.
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