sysprep

It's a method of automating/streamlining the install proceedure. Take a look here for information and assistance:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q216937

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good luck!

Sysprep is used for cloning computer images. Cloning Windows NT and 2000 computers can be a problem because the software image contains the computers SID which needs to be unique.

Sysprep allows you to configure a computer with the O/S and all of your software. It then strips out the computer SID, name, and domain/workgroup membership. When you apply the computer image to a new computer it then runs a mini setup to add a new SID, computer name, and domain/workgroup. This process can be further automated with an ini file. One thing to remember is that the hardware of all of your computers that you want to clone must be identical. Differences in motherboard chipsets, video drivers, nics, etc. will cause problems.

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