Just in case, I remind you that Sysprep can be found on any installation disk with Windows XP (D: \ Support \ Tools \ deploy.cab), where D: is the letter of the CD drive in your virtual machine. Now the resulting virtual OS needs to be processed by Sysprep for correct post-installation. Second stage: We prepare the system for taking the image, including packaging it with all the necessary drivers. I included in my standard package:įor those who serve computer classes (universities, schools, game clubs), at this stage there is the opportunity to put additional software: development tools, graphic editors, etc. I personally used VMWare as a platform for a virtual machine.Īlso at this stage it makes sense to put all the software you need.
Install WinXP SP3 on the virtual machine. WIM format, with which the WDS server works.įirst step: Create a template installation of Windows XP SP3 In this article, we will learn how to prepare the OS for creating an image in the. WDS works great with images of new systems from Microsoft - Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, but what if we need to use the good old Windows XP (namely, this situation arises very often, because many still have not switched to new systems). Previously, RIS (Remote Installation Services) was used for such purposes, now Microsoft is campaigning for WDS (Windows Deployment Services). Moreover, a variety of software must be preinstalled on some of these machines (from "corporate sets" - ICQ, browsers, pdf-readers, to "university" sets - Visual Studio, Project Manager). Many of us often have tasks such as “deploy many workstations”, and the iron at all these stations can be different. Published at the request of a good person, fcserg, so I ask you to forward karma to him.
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