Windows 7 Default User Profile with Scripted Install
Hello. We're beginning to do some work with deploying Windows 7 in our environment. It was suggested that with the KBOX that employing a scripted install might be a better route to go than a traditional Sysprep captured image. We have most of our applications already running as post install tasks anyway that aren't part of the image, but I have a couple questions about best practices for the KBOX with respect to Windows 7 scripted installs.
1. How should the default user profile be handled? What's the best method to create, store, deploy the profile in conjunction with a scripted install?
2. Any other significant differences or adjustments that would need to be made to post install tasks or other aspects of how the final deployment is handled vs. a sysprep captured image?
Thanks.
1. How should the default user profile be handled? What's the best method to create, store, deploy the profile in conjunction with a scripted install?
2. Any other significant differences or adjustments that would need to be made to post install tasks or other aspects of how the final deployment is handled vs. a sysprep captured image?
Thanks.
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jwdima
13 years ago
Is there a preferred method of bundling the ntuser.dat file for xcopying? I have the file sitting on a network share, and in the batch file I have the following line specified:
xcopy \\bwsfile1\install$\kace\ntuser.dat "C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\ntuser.dat" /H /R
During the postinstallation, the command box just sits there executing the task and doesn't go anywhere.
Thanks. Wayne
xcopy \\bwsfile1\install$\kace\ntuser.dat "C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\ntuser.dat" /H /R
During the postinstallation, the command box just sits there executing the task and doesn't go anywhere.
Thanks. Wayne
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jwdima
13 years ago
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