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Module 1: Installing Windows XP Professional - AsyeaTech

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22 <strong>Module</strong> 1: <strong>Installing</strong> <strong>Windows</strong> <strong>XP</strong> <strong>Professional</strong><br />

How to Create and Deploy an Image<br />

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Key points<br />

Use the following information as a checklist to complete the tasks for creating<br />

and deploying an image.<br />

Task Details<br />

Configure a reference computer<br />

A reference computer includes<br />

<strong>Windows</strong> <strong>XP</strong> <strong>Professional</strong>, retail and<br />

custom in-house applications, and network<br />

and computer settings.<br />

Preserve custom user settings<br />

Copy the customized user settings to the<br />

default user profile on the reference<br />

computer. Otherwise, only users who log<br />

on the target computer as Administrator<br />

will receive the customized settings.<br />

Automate the Mini-Setup Wizard<br />

Use an answer file to automate the Mini-<br />

Setup Wizard so that users are not<br />

prompted for configuration information.<br />

1. Install <strong>Windows</strong> <strong>XP</strong> <strong>Professional</strong>.<br />

2. Configure the components and<br />

settings.<br />

3. Install and configure the applications.<br />

4. Test the configuration.<br />

1. Create a new user account.<br />

2. Log on as the new user and customize<br />

the desktop and other user settings.<br />

3. Log on as Administrator and copy the<br />

new user’s profile to the default user<br />

profile.<br />

4. Assign everyone permission to use the<br />

default user profile.<br />

5. Delete the new user account you just<br />

created.<br />

1. Name the answer file Sysprep.inf.<br />

2. Store the file in the Sysprep folder on<br />

the system partition.<br />

Note: Sysprep.exe will use the<br />

information stored in the Sysprep.inf<br />

answer file that it finds in the folder.

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