Hi everyone!
I would like to create the image of my windows XP. The image should have all the software which I have installed in it, and all the settings, like limited account and other domain settings. I want to write the image to my CD or DVD and give it to the students. So that I don't need to install all the software and mess up my time. Is it possible in windows XP. Is there any tool in windows XP for that?
Thanks in advance...
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Jump to PostI think Microsoft backup is able to do that, but it will be a more pleasant experience if you just use Acronis TrueImage which is designed for that purpose ...
Jump to PostIt wont work. Been there, tried that. The problem is that windows isnt portable between different motherboards very well. Thats why corporations who use imaging usually have to have a few images for each different type of computer they operate.
Also, what you are suggesting would be illegal.
Jump to PostI want to write the image to my CD or DVD and give it to the students.
That's indeed an illegal operation :) ...
Jump to PostUnless its a volume licence edition and your campus agreement allows you to do that
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You're so right !! Couldn't explain it in a better way :) !
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